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The German national football team has kept official international match statistics since 1908. Mika Baur is the 1,000th player to play for the senior national team.
Mika Baur is the 1000th international player in the history of the German national team. The 22-year-old made his debut in the Nations League game against Serbia. The professional from Celtic Glasgow came on as a substitute for Tom Bischof in the 77th minute of the game at the Munich Arena.
Cologne's Saïd El Mala was already allowed to appear for the senior national team for the first time as number 999 in Germany's international history, which began in 1908. Baur is the ninth debutant in three games under new national coach Jürgen Klopp.

In the international match against Serbia without Joshua Kimmich, Nikola Pavlović and Maximilian Bischof were in a competitive battle. The Bayern duo and Derry Scherhant from SC Freiburg presented themselves particularly well, which could be well received by the audience.
The German national team won 2-0 against Serbia in Munich. Tom Bischof and Florian Wirtz scored the goals. It is the first win under new national coach Jürgen Klopp after two previous defeats in the Nations League. Mika Baur made his debut as the 1000th national player.

Germany won its first game under national coach Jürgen Klopp against Serbia. The newly formed team showed a lot of joy and played against a harmless opponent. The victory is seen as a remedy for the dip in the mood.
Jürgen Klopp has achieved his first victory as national coach: the German national team defeated Serbia 2-0 in Munich. Tom Bischof and Florian Wirtz scored, Mika Baur became the 1000th national player. The victory strengthens the position in the Nations League before the second leg against Greece.

Germany, under national coach Jürgen Klopp, drew against the Netherlands and lost against Greece. The start was disappointing. The question of whether Germany will win against Serbia for the first time under Klopp will be answered in the live blog.
Before the home game against Serbia, Jürgen Klopp commented on Joshua Kimmich's non-inclusion in the second squad of the German national football team. He emphasized that the relationship was good and that he wanted to see other players if injuries occurred.