Klopp Seeks First Win as Germany Host In-Form Greece in Augsburg

Late injuries to Jamal Musiala and Kai Havertz have forced rotation that will test Klopp’s early squad rebuild.

Overview

Germany play Greece at the WWK Arena in Augsburg on Sunday evening with Jürgen Klopp still searching for his first win after a 1–1 draw with the Netherlands.
Musiala suffered a thigh injury in the warm‑up against the Netherlands and will miss the international window, while Havertz left the camp with a muscular problem, prompting fresh call‑ups including Florian Wirtz, Jonathan Burkardt and Nadiem Amiri.
Alexander Nübel is set to start in goal as part of a planned rotation that sees Marc‑André ter Stegen rested for this match.
Greece arrive buoyed by a stoppage‑time 2–1 win over Serbia that highlighted striker Anastasios Douvikas’s form and the visitors’ counter‑attacking threat.
UK viewers can watch the game on Amazon Prime Video via a pay‑per‑view stream reported at £2.49, and the fixture offers Klopp a chance to widen his player pool while Germany work through post‑World Cup rebuilding and selection questions.