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According to Kicker (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), Finn Dahmen trained separately from Jonas Urbig and Noah Atubolu today, a strong indication that the Augsburg goalkeeper is in line to start against Greece tomorrow. If confirmed, Dahmen would become the fourth…

FC Augsburg goalkeeper Finn Dahmen is expected to start for Germany against Greece, according to a report from Kicker. Dahmen trained separately from fellow goalkeepers Jonas Urbig and Noah Atubolu, signaling his likely inclusion in the starting lineup. If confirmed, Dahmen will become the fourth different goalkeeper to start in as many matches under manager Jürgen Klopp.
Klopp has utilized recent Nations League fixtures to evaluate multiple goalkeeping options behind Marc-André ter Stegen. Urbig recently made his debut against Serbia, while Atubolu has also received playing time as Klopp experiments with his squad ahead of the World Cup.
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