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De Jong to miss yet another match for the Netherlands

The Dutch FA said coach Xavi Hernandez will keep a 23-player squad as the Netherlands lead Group A2 with 11 points.

  • The Netherlands confirmed on Saturday that midfielder Frenkie Jong is ruled out of Monday's UEFA Nations League group decider against Germany in Berlin due to injury.
  • Barcelona player Frenkie Jong returned to international action during Friday's victory over Greece in Amsterdam, where he captained the side but was substituted at halftime citing back pain.
  • The 29-year-old has a lengthy injury history; he missed September's opening four matches in the Nations League campaign before returning for Friday's clash against Greece.
  • Coach Xavi Hernandez will not call up a replacement for Jong, meaning the Netherlands will face Germany with a 23-player squad for the decisive match.
  • The Netherlands currently leads Group A2 with 11 points ahead of Germany and Greece, both with eight points; the top two teams advance to quarter-finals.
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The Oranje team burns off a football fire against Greece. An important player will now be missing against the DFB-Elf.

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De Jong to miss yet another match for the Netherlands

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The Dutch midfielder will miss the match against Germany due to physical discomfort.

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Frenkie de Jong will miss the Dutch national team's away match against Germany in the Nations League on Monday. The midfielder sustained minor complaints following Friday's victory over Greece (7-0).

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Middle Barcelona fails League of Nations game in front of Germany due to a "light physical discomfort"

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The Score broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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