Rodrygo, Xavi Simons and the biggest stars set to miss out on the 2026 World Cup
Germany head to the World Cup with some question marks regarding how they will score goals in North America, and Julian Nagelsmann would have hoped that Serge Gnabry could play a key role in ensuring Die Mannschaft’s attack was able to function, given he has scored in four of their last seven games.
However, after a strong season for Bayern Munich where Gnabry has shone as a No.10 behind the free-flowing frontline of Michael Olise, Harry Kane and Luis Diaz, returning double-figures for both goals and assists, he suffered a torn adductor during training in April that means, just like in 2018, he will not be available for selection.
