🚨 Title-chasing squad? Here is Nagelsmann's Nations League line-up
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Some names had already been leaked or even confirmed by Julian Nagelsmann, now the entire DFB squad for the Nations League match against Portugal has been finalized. The association has just shared the squad on 'X'.
The nomination of Nick Woltemade had already been confirmed by the national coach on Wednesday, several players, including Tim Kleindienst, are out due to injury.
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After the Portugal match, the DFB squad will play another match, either the third-place match or the Nations League final.
What do you think of the DFB squad? Can Germany win the Nations League? Feel free to let us know in the comments.
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