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Switzerland Captain Granit Xhaka to Miss Nations League Games After Injury with Sunderland

BERN, Switzerland (AP) — Switzerland captain Granit Xhaka has withdrawn from two Nations League games, the national federation said Monday, because of an injury when Sunderland played Chelsea in the Premier League. The 34-year-old Xhaka damaged a calf muscle in the warmup Sunday though started the game. He lasted just two minutes before coming off

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Switzerland captain Granit Xhaka to miss Nations League games after injury with Sunderland

The 34-year-old Xhaka damaged his calf muscle in the warmup Sunday though started the game. He lasted just two minutes before coming off in what was a 1-0 win that lifted Sunderland out of last place.

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Granit Xhaka will miss the next Swiss national team training camp due to a calf injury, which he suffered before Sunderland's match against Chelsea on Sunday. The Albanian midfielder was forced to withdraw from the match after feeling pain during the warm-up before the match. He underwent an MRI on Monday morning, while shortly after noon the Swiss Football Association confirmed his absence. "Granit Xhaka will miss the national team training cam…

The Nati got together on Monday in Abtwil SG. Not there is Captain Granit Xhaka, who should have come to his comeback after the Covid affair. What does Nati director Pierluigi Tami say at the press conference about the injury loss?

·Zürich, Switzerland
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Granit Xhaka withdrew from the Swiss squad due to a calf muscle injury while strengthening Sunderland against Chelsea. |The Swiss captain will miss matches against Slovenia on November 13 and Scotland on November 16. |Ruben Vargas and Miro Muheim also withdrew from the Swiss squad due to injury.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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