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Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final
Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final

Fox Sports

time3 hours ago

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Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final

Associated Press MUNICH (AP) — Inter Milan defender Yann Aurel Bisseck will miss Germany's upcoming Nations League games after getting injured in the team's Champions League final loss to Paris Saint-Germain. Bisseck only made a short appearance in Saturday's final, going on as a substitute in the 54th minute, then off again in the 62nd with an apparent right leg injury. The German soccer federation (DFB) said Sunday that Bisseck had muscular problems at the back of his right thigh, ruling him out of the Nations League semifinal against Portugal in Munich on Wednesday, as well as the final or third-place playoff against Spain or France four days later. Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann called up Monaco defender Thilo Kehrer in Bisseck's place. Kehrer was to join the rest of the squad Monday at its training base in Herzogenaurach. The 28-year-old Kehrer has made 27 appearances for Germany, though none since June 2023. Mainz midfielder Nadiem Amiri left the camp Saturday and will miss the games with what the DFB said were 'adductor problems.' Nagelsmann had previously called up Mainz forward Jonathan Burkardt to replace the injured Stuttgart midfielder Angelo Stiller. Stiller wasn't fully fit but was involved in three of Stuttgart's four goals as it defeated Arminia Bielefeld 4-2 in the German Cup final. ___ AP soccer:

Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final
Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final

San Francisco Chronicle​

time3 hours ago

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Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final

MUNICH (AP) — Inter Milan defender Yann Aurel Bisseck will miss Germany's upcoming Nations League games after getting injured in the team's Champions League final loss to Paris Saint-Germain. Bisseck only made a short appearance in Saturday's final, going on as a substitute in the 54th minute, then off again in the 62nd with an apparent right leg injury. The German soccer federation (DFB) said Sunday that Bisseck had muscular problems at the back of his right thigh, ruling him out of the Nations League semifinal against Portugal in Munich on Wednesday, as well as the final or third-place playoff against Spain or France four days later. Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann called up Monaco defender Thilo Kehrer in Bisseck's place. Kehrer was to join the rest of the squad Monday at its training base in Herzogenaurach. The 28-year-old Kehrer has made 27 appearances for Germany, though none since June 2023. Mainz midfielder Nadiem Amiri left the camp Saturday and will miss the games with what the DFB said were 'adductor problems.' Nagelsmann had previously called up Mainz forward Jonathan Burkardt to replace the injured Stuttgart midfielder Angelo Stiller. ___

Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final
Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final

Winnipeg Free Press

time3 hours ago

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  • Winnipeg Free Press

Inter Milan defender Bisseck to miss Germany games after getting injured in Champions League final

MUNICH (AP) — Inter Milan defender Yann Aurel Bisseck will miss Germany's upcoming Nations League games after getting injured in the team's Champions League final loss to Paris Saint-Germain. Bisseck only made a short appearance in Saturday's final, going on as a substitute in the 54th minute, then off again in the 62nd with an apparent right leg injury. The German soccer federation (DFB) said Sunday that Bisseck had muscular problems at the back of his right thigh, ruling him out of the Nations League semifinal against Portugal in Munich on Wednesday, as well as the final or third-place playoff against Spain or France four days later. Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann called up Monaco defender Thilo Kehrer in Bisseck's place. Kehrer was to join the rest of the squad Monday at its training base in Herzogenaurach. The 28-year-old Kehrer has made 27 appearances for Germany, though none since June 2023. Mainz midfielder Nadiem Amiri left the camp Saturday and will miss the games with what the DFB said were 'adductor problems.' Nagelsmann had previously called up Mainz forward Jonathan Burkardt to replace the injured Stuttgart midfielder Angelo Stiller. Stiller wasn't fully fit but was involved in three of Stuttgart's four goals as it defeated Arminia Bielefeld 4-2 in the German Cup final. Winnipeg Jets Game Days On Winnipeg Jets game days, hockey writers Mike McIntyre and Ken Wiebe send news, notes and quotes from the morning skate, as well as injury updates and lineup decisions. Arrives a few hours prior to puck drop. ___ AP soccer:

‘Johannes Gutenberg' Review: Print the Legend
‘Johannes Gutenberg' Review: Print the Legend

Wall Street Journal

time2 days ago

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  • Wall Street Journal

‘Johannes Gutenberg' Review: Print the Legend

The Gutenberg Bible ranks among the most prized of rare books, but within three centuries of its printing around 1455, its version of Scripture was considered obsolete and its creator, Johannes Gutenberg, was largely forgotten. Some 15 Gutenberg Bibles were even cut into pieces, their leaves recycled as wrappers for newer titles. According to Eric Marshall White's 'Johannes Gutenberg: A Biography in Books,' not until the 18th century did scholars rediscover the German printer's pre-eminent role in creating Europe's first movable-type printing press. From there, his reputation soared. In 1900, in a letter commemorating the opening of a museum named for Gutenberg in his hometown of Mainz, Mark Twain wrote that 'Gutenberg's invention is incomparably the mightiest event that has ever happened in profane history.' One hundred years later, Gutenberg was declared the 'Man of the Millennium' by a number of media outlets. Mr. White, the Scheide librarian at Princeton University, suggests that the pendulum swung too far. For one thing, it's well established that printing innovations in China and Korea long predated Gutenberg. Moreover, given that only a couple hundred different books had likely been published in Europe by the time of Gutenberg's 1468 death, the author is uncomfortable crediting him, as if he were more prophet than printer, with the media revolution that followed. Mr. White wryly notes that in Gutenberg's time the plague spread a lot faster than the printing press. In this slim, authoritative volume, Mr. White centers his narrative on the works Gutenberg is known to have printed, including broadsides and indulgences that were used, in the author's words, to 'broadcast religious intolerance' and 'underwrite sectarian warfare.' Hagiography this is not.

Nations League 2025: Burkardt in, Stiller out of Germany's final squad
Nations League 2025: Burkardt in, Stiller out of Germany's final squad

Business Standard

time4 days ago

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  • Business Standard

Nations League 2025: Burkardt in, Stiller out of Germany's final squad

Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann has called up Mainz forward Jonathan Burkardt to his squad for upcoming Nations League games after Stuttgart's Angelo Stiller dropped out with an injury. Burkardt will join the team at its training base in Herzogenaurach on Friday, the German soccer federation said Tuesday, in preparation for the Nations League semifinal against Portugal in Munich on Wednesday, and the final or third-place playoff against either Spain or France four days later. The 24-year-old Burkardt has played three games for Germany. He was the Bundesliga's top-scoring German player with 18 goals for Mainz this season. Stiller, who starred for Stuttgart as the team won the German Cup on Saturday, dropped out with a recurrence of the ankle ligament injury that had kept him out for two weeks previously. The DFB said Stiller has not completely healed.

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