With the international break looming, the Germany national football team starts to gear up for what has been called a crucial set of UEFA Nations League matches. The forthcoming set of matches will indeed be more about the resolute character and adaptability of the squad since they will be pitted against strong opposition. This article presents a general review of the fixtures of Germany, comprehensive squad information, and where to watch the games during this international break.
List of Fixtures
The list of Germany fixtures during the September, October, and November international breaks of 2024 is as follows:
Germany vs. Hungary
Saturday, 7th September 2024, 19:45 CEST
Netherlands vs. Germany
Tuesday, 10th September 2024, 19:45 CEST
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Germany
Friday, 11th October 2024,19:45 CEST
Germany vs. Netherlands
Monday, 14th October 2024,19:45 CEST
Germany vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina
Saturday, 16th November,2024,19:45 CEST
Hungary vs. Germany
Tuesday, 19th November 2024,19:45 CEST
Germany Squad for International Break 2024/25
The German Football Federation, or DFB, has named a Germany squad for international break 2024 for the upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures. While a little light on big names, the squad is fit, strong, and ready for the challenges coming their way.
Goalkeepers
Marc-André ter Stegen — Safe pair of hands between the sticks, playing for Barcelona in Spain and being number one for Germany.
Alexander Nübel — He has earned a recall after being left out for some time in the latest EURO 2024 preliminary list.
Oliver Baumann — The experienced Hoffenheim shot-stopper.
Defenders
Waldemar Anton – Has been doing well in the Bundesliga.
Benjamin Henrichs – Was a right-back, left-back and sometimes even played on the wing.
Joshua Kimmich – Formerly a midfielder, he is now a right-back.
Robin Koch – A key player for Central defence.
Maximilian Mittelstädt – Left-back from Hertha BSC .
David Raum – Another left-back from RB Leipzig.
Nico Schlotterbeck – Young defender from Borussia Dortmund.
Jonathan Tah – The steadying played from Bayer Leverkusen.
Midfielders
Robert Andrich – Hard-tackling midfielder from Bayer Leverkusen.
Emre Can – Versatile and seasoned, presently with Borussia Dortmund.
Chris Führich – Talented playmaker from VfB Stuttgart.
Pascal Groß – A playmaker from Brighton & Hove Albion.
Jamal Musiala – Young, bright shining star from Bayern Munich.
Aleksander Pavlovic – Back in the squad after being sick during EURO 2024.
Angelo Stiller – he will try to fill in the boots of the retired stars on his debut.
Florian Wirtz – a lively forward midfield player.
Forwards
Maximilian Beier – Hannover 96’s young forward player.
Niclas Füllkrug – Werder Bremen’s striker with superb scoring ability.
Kai Havertz – A forward player from Chelsea who is always energetic.
Deniz Undav – A young talent from Brighton & Hove Albion.
Where to Watch Germany’s Matches
Fans eager to catch Germany’s UEFA Nations League matches can follow the action on several platforms. Some of them are given below:
Local Broadcasts: These inclusion will be aired at national sports stations in Germany including ZDF and ARD.
Streaming Services: The UEFA has announced the official streaming partners in each nation where the games will be aired and thus all the televised games will be broadcasted by partners such as ESPN, Sky Sports among others which airs sports streaming services in the different nations.
Online Platforms: Some of them will also be aired live via online platforms such as DAZN through which UEFA Nations League matches are streamed live.
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