Antonio Rüdiger ran like a madman – never better said – to celebrate Niclas Füllkrug’s great goal in the 92nd minute. It was worth one last effort. The Borussia Dortmund ‘9’ goal sealed the tie against Switzerland (1-1) and It certified Germany’s passage to the round of 16 as leader of Group A.
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However, as soon as the game ended, Rüdiger, totally exhausted, threw himself on the grass and quickly grabbed his right thigh. with an obvious look of concern.
It wasn’t just tiredness. Julian Nagelsmann himself confirmed it: “Toni has a small problem with her thigh. We’ll have to see what happens. I hope it’s nothing serious. We’ll see. “It could be quite problematic.”
Toni has a small problem with her thigh. We’ll have to see what happens. I hope it’s nothing serious
Antonio Rudiger
The Real Madrid centre-back arrived prepared for the duel against Switzerland, but managed to avoid the card. However, his possible loss, now due to injury, puts Nagelsmann in serious trouble.
Jonathan Tah, Rüdiger’s partner at the back, did see yellow and misses the round of 16. Nico Schlotterbeck would take his place. For its part, the possible absence of the Madrid player -they will have to do tests- It would force Nagelsmann to use Waldemar Anton and form with an almost unprecedented defense. Germany has a problem.
