Klopp calls up 44 players for first Germany squad
Germany's coach Juergen Klopp has split the group into two separate squads for the country's four upcoming Nations League fixtures.
Germany's new coach Jurgen Klopp has announced a larger-than-usual 44-man squad for the team's upcoming Nations League matches. The former Liverpool manager has split the group into two separate squads for the four fixtures against the Netherlands, Greece, Serbia, and Greece. The first squad, consisting of 20 outfield players and three goalkeepers, will be available for the September 24 match against the Netherlands in Amsterdam and the October 1 game at home to Greece.
The second squad, also comprising 20 outfield players and three goalkeepers, will be called upon for the October 1 match against Serbia in Munich and the October 4 game against Greece in Thessaloniki. Veteran goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen will be the number one choice in goal for the October matches, while captain Antonio Rudiger has retired from international football.
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