German Women’s Football Team Faces Key Decisions Ahead of Nations League Clash

As Lena Oberdorf works toward a potential return, midfield competition intensifies and defensive gaps remain a concern for Euro 2025 preparations.

Lena Oberdorf has resumed partial training with Bayern Munich but her availability for Euro 2025 remains uncertain, with coach Christian Wück hoping she can gain match fitness before the tournament.
Elisa Senß and Sjoeke Nüsken have solidified their roles in defensive midfield, showcasing strong performances in recent Nations League matches.
Linda Dallmann continues to impress in an attacking midfield role, transitioning from a substitute to a key contributor under Wück’s leadership.
Janina Minge, praised for her leadership and versatility, is currently filling a critical need in central defense due to limited options in the backline.
Established forwards Klara Bühl, Lea Schüller, and Jule Brand remain central to the team’s offensive strategy as they prepare for their match against Scotland on April 8.