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Marc-Andre ter Stegen was back in the Germany team in midweek against the Netherlands after missing World Cup 2026 due to injury but will drop back out of the team for their next match against Greece. Manager Jurgen Klopp explained…

Germany manager Jurgen Klopp confirmed that Marc-Andre ter Stegen will not start in goal against Greece on Sunday. Ter Stegen returned to international action against the Netherlands on September 24, 2026, in Amsterdam following an injury layoff that ruled him out of the 2026 World Cup.
Klopp explained that Alexander Nubel will start instead as part of a pre-existing agreement to rotate squad options. Despite outside criticism, Klopp praised Ter Stegen's performance against the Netherlands, noting that he was exceptionally happy with the Barcelona loanee's display during the UEFA Nations League match.
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