Hrubesch will have to do without Laura Freigang in Wales

Nations League - Hrubesch will have to do without Laura Freigang in Wales

The German women's soccer team will have to do without Laura Freigang in their final Nations League group match in Wales on Tuesday. As the German Football Association announced on Sunday, the 25-year-old attacking player from Eintracht Frankfurt is leaving the DFB team early due to groin problems. Interim national coach Horst Hrubesch, who will also be missing central defender Marina Hegering (33) from VfL Wolfsburg in Wales due to a yellow card suspension, has decided not to call up a replacement.

If the DFB team wins against Wales on Tuesday, they will certainly take part in the four-team final tournament of the Nations League at the end of February, in which the other two European places for the Olympic Games in Paris next summer will be allocated. France are already seeded as Olympic hosts.

Press release DFB

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1. Despite Laura Freigang's absence due to injury, Horst Hrubesch is still hoping for a victory against Wales' women's soccer team in Wales.
2. The DFB team, currently in the Nations League, is eager to secure their place in the four-team final tournament, which will be held in February in Berlin.
3. Laura Freigang, a 25-year-old attacking player from Eintracht Frankfurt, has been a valuable asset to the German women's soccer team.
4. Horst Hrubesch, the interim national coach, will also miss Marina Hegering, a central defender from VfL Wolfsburg, due to a suspension in the Wales match.
5. In their absence, the DFB team will rely on the other talented players in their squad, including some from clubs like Eintracht Frankfurt and VfL Wolfsburg.
6. The final tournament of the Nations League is a significant opportunity for the DFB team to earn a place in the Olympic Games in Paris next summer.
7. The German Football Association (DFB) has announced that Freigang will be leaving the team early due to her groin issues, affecting their preparations for the Wales match.
8. The absence of Freigang and Hegering adds an extra challenge to Hrubesch's task of guiding the DFB team to victory in Wales, as they aim to secure their place in the upcoming Nations League finals and the Olympic Games.

Source: www.stern.de