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Serge Gnabry is a player that has been ruled out countless times, but is someone that always finds his way back to the conversation. However, at the current moment he hasn’t quite found his way back yet. After being substituted…

Serge Gnabry stated that his halftime substitution during Germany's match against Serbia was due to workload management rather than a tactical benching. Germany manager Jürgen Klopp replaced the starting captain with Said El Mala at the break. Reporter Kerry Hau confirmed that the move was planned to manage the winger's physical condition after returning from a lengthy layoff.
The appearance marked Gnabry's first 45-minute outing since April following a long-term injury. Writer Jack Laushway argues that Klopp made the correct decision to protect the forward from reinjury, especially given available bench options such as Lennart Karl and Said El Mala.
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