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Confirmed: Germany’s Schlotterbeck ruled out of World Cup with long-term injury

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The German Football Association has confirmed that defender Nico Schlotterbeck will miss the remainder of the 2026 World Cup after sustaining an ankle injury. Reports say the 26‑year‑old, who started the tournament for Germany, was hurt during the match against Côte d’Ivoire at MetLife Stadium and was withdrawn from the game. Multiple outlets describe the problem as an ankle ligament injury and say Schlotterbeck will be sidelined for several months. That prognosis means he will not only miss the rest of Germany’s campaign in this tournament but is also likely to be unavailable for club action for a prolonged period. Coverage notes the injury occurred early in the match that ended as a comeback 2–1 win for Germany.

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