13 on their travels

The Wolves made it four league games without defeat with the 1-0 win at VfB Stuttgart on Saturday afternoon. Before they get the chance to extend that run on 1 April at home to FC Augsburg (kick-off 15:30 CEST), it’s the first international break of the year. Training will of course continue in Wolfsburg during this period, but head coach Niko Kovac will be without several first-team players as no fewer than 13 Green-and-Whites made their way to their national teams following the win in Stuttgart.

Koen Casteels / Sebastiaan Bornauw (Belgium / European Qualifiers Group F)

Göz Atın

“I’ve developed as a player and person”

Marcel Schäfer departs VfL Wolfsburg

Beaten by Gladbach

Jakub Kaminski (Poland / European Qualifiers Group E)

Omar Marmoush (Egypt / Africa Cup Qualifiers Group D)

Felix Nmecha (Germany / Friendlies)

Mattias Svanberg (Sweden / European Qualifiers Group F)

Patrick Wimmer (Austria / European Qualifiers Group F)

Jonas Wind (Denmark / European Qualifiers Group H)

Kilian Fischer (Germany U21 / Friendlies)

Micky van de Ven (Netherlands U21 / Friendlies)

Kevin Paredes (USA U20 / Friendlies)

Lukas Ambros (Czechia U19 / U19 EURO Qualifiers Elite Round Group 4)

Dzenan Pejcinovic (Germany U18 / Friendlies)