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Germany is set for two more Nations League matches, with Serbia up next in Munich before a return trip to Greece. With Jürgen Klopp bringing in a heavily changed squad, there are plenty of players who could make these games…

Germany is preparing for two upcoming Nations League fixtures, facing Serbia in Munich before traveling for a return match against Greece. Manager Jürgen Klopp has introduced a heavily altered squad for the international window, providing several young players an opportunity to feature at the senior level.
Goalkeepers Jonas Urbig and Noah Atubolu are among the prospects to watch, alongside Bayern Munich's Lennart Karl, defender Finn Jeltsch, and winger Said El Mala. Midfielders Aleksandar Pavlović and Florian Wirtz, along with forward Nick Woltemade, also highlight the group.
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