After the 2-1 victory against Turkey in the opener, DFB coach Christian Wück’s young charges are on the verge of qualification for European Championship, which will see the group winners and the seven best runners-up of the eight qualification groups face off in the finals. Germany’s final opponents at the tournament in Turkey are Spain on Tuesday.

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“I have felt very comfortable at Union right from the start,” said the former Wolfsburg defender. “When you move to a new club for the first time after 15 years, you first have to get used to a lot of new things. Union made it very easy for me right from the start and gave me a great welcome. We managed to stay in the league again, we qualified for Europe and held our own in European competition. These moments and the very good discussions with those responsible at the club made my decision easy.”

The final match of the season against Hertha BSC also proved to be costly for Felix Nmecha, who will not travel to the national team next week because of a heavily bruised ankle. The 22-year-old had to be substituted shortly before half-time on Saturday following a collision. Scans over the weekend confirmed there was no serious ligament damage, but the midfielder is out of action for the time being. Following consultation with the DFB, he will not be available to Hansi Flick’s team for the three upcoming internationals.

The visitors also successfully shackled Bees sharp-shooter Ivan Toney, with Marc Guehi and Joachim Andersen rock solid at the back.