Official – Germany Star Pulls Out Of UEFA Nations League Squad After Injury In PSG 5-0 Inter Milan Champions League Final
Defender Yann Bisseck has pulled out of the Germany squad after suffering an injury in yesterday's Champions League final between PSG and Inter Milan.
This is confirmed by the Germany national team, via FCInterNews. Monaco defender Thilo Kehrer has taken Bisseck's place.
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Inter Milan defender Yann Bisseck has been set to be part of the Germany national team for their upcoming UEFA Nations League semifinal clash with Portugal.
Die Mannschaft coach Julian Nagelsmann had called the 24-year-old up.
This was the second international break in which Bisseck had received a call-up. He had also been part of the Germany squad for their quarterfinal tie against Italy in March.
Bisseck made his first ever appearance for Bisseck in the second match against the Azzurri.
Yann Bisseck Pulls Out Of Italy Squad After Injury In PSG 5-0 Inter Milan UCL Final
MILAN, ITALY – APRIL 23: Yann Aurel Bisseck of FC Internazionale looks on, during the warm up prior to the coppa Italia Semi Final match between FC Internazionale and AC Milan at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on April 23, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by)
Yann Bisseck came on as a substitute for Inter in yesterday's Champions League final clash with Paris Saint-Germain. He replace Benjamin Pavard in the second half.
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However, Bisseck was only able to play for a few minutes. He suffered a thigh injury after making a run forward into the PSG half.
It was quickly apparent that Bisseck would not be able to continue after pulling up with what appeared to be pain in his hamstring.
The severity of the injury for Bisseck is not yet clear. The German will undergo medical tests.
What is clear, however, is that the Inter defender will pull out the Germany squad.
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