Jurgen Klopp, coach of the German national football team, summoned Riedel Paco, Leipzig's right-back, to join the team's roster.
This comes after Waldemar Anton, the Borussia Dortmund player, was excluded from the last two matches of the German national team in the group stage of the European Nations League due to a muscle injury.
The German Football Association said in a statement on Sunday that Baku will join the national team camp on Monday, along with the rest of the players on the 24-player list.
The German national team will host the Serbian national team next Friday, before hosting the Netherlands national team in the capital, Berlin, three days later.
This change means that Finn Jelich will likely become the alternative option at centre-back, while Paco, who has previously played eight international matches, will replace Philippe Trew at right-back.
The German national team currently occupies third place in its group standings as the end of the group stage in the European Nations League approaches.
Despite being three points behind the Dutch and Greek teams, Klopp's team still has a chance to finish the competition in first or second place, which guarantees its qualification to the quarter-finals in the continental competition, which will be held next March.
Portuguese Ruben Amorim, coach of the Milan team, expressed his happiness with his team’s victory over Genoa in the Italian Football League, praising the way and mentality that characterized the team in the match that was held in the 11th round of the competition.
Amorim added in statements to the DAZN Italia network: “I am once again proud of the team’s players. I said before the match that the most important thing is to be competitive, because if we have this attitude in every match, we will be closer to winning every match.”
He explained: “There are moments when we change the course of the match, go for the second ball and play different types of football, and this is what distinguishes any big team that can play in different ways during the same match.”
Amorim added: “We can win any match, but I cannot tell you that we will reach this goal at the end of the season, because I do not feel that the consistency is there yet. I do not want to say more than that we are capable of winning the next match, but after that it depends on a lot of things.”
The Portuguese coach concluded his statements by saying: “If all the players were available to us, we would be better not only in the Italian League but also in the European League. This round of matches was difficult for us because of everything that happened, but I can say that if we are competitive, we can win any match in the league.”
Milan ranks fourth in the Italian League standings with 24 points.
Aprilia rider Marco Betsicki won the Qatar Grand Prix after leading from the start on Sunday, depriving Marc Marquez of clinching the World Motorcycle Championship title under the lights at the Losail International Circuit, after the Ducati rider finished second.
Marquez needed to win the race, with Jorge Martin finishing outside the points to win his eighth title in the first category, but his competitor from the Aprilia team finished seventh, so the title battle would continue until the penultimate round of the season in Portugal.
Marquez leads the standings by 60 points over Martin before the Portuguese Grand Prix in Portimão, while Betsiki is 74 points behind.
Trackhouse rider Raul Fernandez took third place, while his teammate Ai Ogura came in fourth place. Pedro Acosta, the KTM racer, was in the fight for a podium position at the beginning of the race, but tire pressure problems forced him to fall back and finish sixth.
