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DORTMUND 22-7-5 · 2025 2ND IN BUNDESLIGA
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Felix Nmecha - Two shots, no goal Nmecha generated two shots (zero on goal) in Thursday's 2-1 loss versus Ecuador.
Impact Nmecha couldn't make it a third straight outing with a goal contribution at the World Cup, as the midfielder recorded two shots but was unable to notch a goal. That said, he remains at one assist and one goal this World Cup. With three straight starts, he appears to have secured his role in the team as a definite starter for the knockouts.
JUNE 25 • ROTOWIRE
Julian Ryerson - Status for France game unclear Ryerson (thigh) was substituted after just 13 minutes of Monday's 3-2 victory over Senegal, with coach Stale Solbakken confirming the decision to start him was a calculated gamble...
Impact Ryerson had been carrying a thigh issue since the match against Iraq and had already informed the coaching staff on Monday morning that he was struggling, prompting Marcus Pedersen to prepare for the possibility of starting. Norway's team doctor said it was too early to determine the full extent of the injury, leaving Ryerson's availability for the upcoming clash against France genuinely uncertain.
JUNE 25 • ROTOWIRE
Gregor Kobel - Concedes once versus Canada Kobel recorded six saves and gave up one goal in Wednesday's 2-1 victory against Canada.
Impact Kobel was suspect a couple of times, but he set a new season high in saves in the competition and surrendered just one goal, on a tidy finish from the middle of the box after he had come out of the goal a little too tentatively, which sufficed for Switzerland to claim all three points. He has yet to keep a clean sheet, but he has conceded three goals and made 11 saves so far. His team advanced to the knockout stage and will take the field Thursday.
JUNE 25 • ROTOWIRE
Ramy Bensebaini - Shot leads to winner Bensebaini had one shot (zero on goal) in Monday's 2-1 victory versus Jordan.
Impact Bensebaini took the shot, which led to the winner, as Algeria would go on to win 2-1 against Jordan. He played a full 90 minutes in both games of the World Cup campaign so far. His header in the 82nd minute was blocked and fell to the feet of Amine Gouiri. In the match, he won five of his six tackles, made three interceptions and four clearances. A standout defensive performance and a repeat of this would be crucial as Algeria try to get a result in the final game against Austria to try and get to the knockout stages.
JUNE 23 • ROTOWIRE
Marcel Sabitzer - Registers most crosses Sabitzer had three shots (one on goal), eight crosses (two accurate) and three corners in Monday's 2-0 loss versus Argentina.
Impact Sabitzer was Austria's primary creative outlet and produced a team-high eight crosses while also registering three shots. He covered over nine kilometers and was assigned to press Nahuel Molina and Rodrigo De Paul. Sabitzer also contributed defensively with a tackle and an interception.
JUNE 23 • ROTOWIRE
Julian Ryerson - Subs off early against Senegal Ryerson was forced to abandon Monday's clash against Senegal after suffering an injury in the opening minutes of the game.
Impact Ryerson had an active start to the match but lasted only 13 minutes on the pitch during the second group-stage game. The wide player is now at risk of missing the next meeting with France, with Marcus Pedersen available to take his place. Still, the exact severity of the injury remains unclear.
JUNE 22 • ROTOWIRE
Nico Schlotterbeck - Torn ankle ligament confirmed Schlotterbeck has been ruled out of the World Cup after an MRI scan confirmed a torn inner ligament in his left ankle suffered against Ivory Coast, with the defender expected to be...
Impact Schlotterbeck had been forced off at halftime of Saturday's match and had been one of Germany's most reliable defensive figures, even scoring in the opening game against Curacao before the injury struck. Antonio Rudiger is expected to complete the starting center-back pairing in his absence for the remainder of the tournament, with Germany losing a key piece of their defense at the worst possible time.
JUNE 22 • ROTOWIRE
Nico Schlotterbeck - Suspected ligament injury Schlotterbeck (ankle) is at risk of missing upcoming World Cup games as, according to Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann, "He has something wrong with his medial collateral ligament,...
Impact Schlotterbeck left Saturday's match against Ivory Coast and half time and could now be dealing with a serious problem, casting doubt over his participation in the remaining contests of the summer competition. While he's yet to undergo MRI tests, the center-back will likely be sidelined at least for the final group stage fixture versus Ecuador, for which Antonio Rudiger should complete the starting lineup. Schlotterbeck had been a constant presence in the defense before getting hurt, and he even found the net in the opening game against Curacao.
JUNE 20 • ROTOWIRE
Felix Nmecha - Assists in solid performance Nmecha assisted once to go with two shots (zero on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and two chances created in Saturday's 2-1 victory versus Cote D'ivoire.
Impact Nmecha moved all around the pitch, earning several opportunities to push forward from his central midfield spot, and setting up Deniz Undav's stoppage-time winner Saturday. The Borussia Dortmund man also created another big chance while making a defensive impact through 10 duels won, six recoveries and eight tackles (five won). Having scored one goal and one assist over two matches played, he could continue to offer a versatile asset to complement the team's aggressive attacking unit in upcoming action.
JUNE 20 • ROTOWIRE
Nico Schlotterbeck - Off at halftime Schlotterbeck came off with an ankle injury at halftime during Saturday's clash with Ivory Coast.
Impact Schlotterbeck rolled his ankle inside the opening 10 minutes but was surprisingly able to carry on through the rest of the first half. At halftime though he was deemed unfit to carry on and Antonio Rudiger came on to replace him. If the injury is at all serious, this could be the end of the World Cup for Schlotterbeck.
JUNE 20 • ROTOWIRE
Gregor Kobel - Clean sheet lost in stoppage time Kobel registered two saves and allowed one goal in Thursday's 4-1 win versus Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Impact Kobel spent most of the night as a spectator, with Bosnia barely threatening his goal and two comfortable saves from outside the box all he had to deal with. Everything was pointing towards a clean sheet, especially after Bosnia were reduced to ten men, but a late corner in stoppage time saw Kobel's punch fall straight to Ermin Mahmic, who volleyed it home and snatched the clean sheet away at the last moment. That first World Cup shutout remains elusive for the Swiss keeper, but he'll get another shot against host nation Canada.
JUNE 19 • ROTOWIRE
Ramy Bensebaini - Makes three clearances in loss Bensebaini registered two tackles (one won), three clearances and three interceptions in Tuesday's 3-0 defeat against Argentina.
Impact Bensebaini led Algeria with three clearances and three interceptions, but it wasn't enough to avoid the loss in their debut. The centerback also made the third-most tackles for his side. He's on par with his performance for Borussia Dortmund in the season, after logging 3.7 clearances per game in 30 appearances (24 starts).
JUNE 17 • ROTOWIRE
Julian Ryerson - Creates three chances in win Ryerson registered nine crosses (four accurate) and four corners in Tuesday's 4-1 win versus Iraq.
Impact Ryerson handled the majority of Norway's set pieces and was a persistent threat with his overlapping runs and delivery from the right. He topped the team in crosses sent with nine and chances created with three, and remained solid defensively too, contributing four tackles (three won) and one clearance.
JUNE 17 • ROTOWIRE
Marcel Sabitzer - Corners make differences Sabitzer logged one shot (zero on goal), 10 crosses (two accurate) and four corners during Austria's 3-1 win Tuesday against Jordan. He also recorded a yellow card in the game's 77...
Impact Though not Austria's captain (that being David Alaba) on Tuesday, Sabitzer led his team offensively against Jordan. He logged more than half of Austria's total and crosses, 17 and three respectively. Sabitzer attempted all of Austria's corners, all from the left side, and they were the difference-maker. During the game's 68th minute, Sabitzer attempted a corner, resulting in Austrian teammate Marko Arnautovic scoring. But after much pressuring from Jordan players for VAR, the goal was ruled out because of a prior handball by Stefan Posch. This is important for later, as eight minutes afterward, Sabitzer attempted another corner, and that effort resulted in an own goal by Yazan Al-Arab. Sabitzer subsequently argued with Jordan defenders, which is how he logged his yellow card. Sabitzer will have to be careful moving forward, but he enters Group J's remaining games with positive momentum nonetheless.
JUNE 17 • ROTOWIRE
Ramy Bensebaini - Starts Tuesday Bensebaini (foot) is part of Algeria's starting lineup Tuesday versus Argentina.
Impact Bensebaini was not expected to play in his country's World Cup opener, so his inclusion comes as a pleasant surprise, boosting their defensive ability against the toughest opponent in the group. The versatile man will likely feature as a center-back but could add attacking threat on set pieces after notching seven goals and two assists over 30 appearances in the last club season. Jaouen Hadjam will be among the substitutes Tuesday and may only play if Bensebaini is not fit for a full outing.
JUNE 16 • ROTOWIRE
Cole Campbell - Returns to Dortmund Campbell will return to parent club Borussia Dortmund after Hoffenheim decided not to exercise their purchase option following his six-month loan spell, the club announced.
Impact Campbell joined in January but made minimal impact during his time in the Kraichgau, managing just 16 minutes of Bundesliga action off the bench across the second half of the season. Hoffenheim thanked Campbell for his efforts during the loan period and wished him well for the next chapter of his career, with the young attacker now heading back to Dortmund where his future will be determined ahead of the 2026/27 season.
JUNE 16 • ROTOWIRE

Jose Mourinho wants Borussia Dortmund star to boost Real Madrid midfield but must contend with Man City & Man Utd interest

Jose Mourinho has set his sights on Borussia Dortmund's midfield engine Felix Nmecha as he looks to reconstruct the Real Madrid engine room....
JUNE 15 • goal
Jose Mourinho wants Borussia Dortmund star to boost Real Madrid midfield but must contend with Man City & Man Utd interest
Nico Schlotterbeck - Soars for headed goal Schlotterbeck recorded one goal on two shots to go along with two tackles, three interceptions and five clearances in Sunday's 7-1 win over Curacao.
Impact Schlotterbeck had a great opening match despite Germany allowing a goal and losing the clean sheet to the smallest nation to ever compete in the World Cup. He would find his moment in the 38th minute, rising on a corner to score a header and regain the lead. That said, he appeared lethal on their set pieces, always the centerpiece of a corner kick, and recorded two shots via headers. He also still maintained a decent stat line on defense, highlighted by his five clearances.
JUNE 14 • ROTOWIRE
Felix Nmecha - Starts in midfield, scores opener Nmecha scored one goal on four shots in Sunday's 7-1 win over Curacao.
Impact Nmecha was issued the starting role in the midfield Sunday over Leon Goretzka and did well with his time on the field, quickly breaking through and scoring in the sixth minute. Despite lining up in a more defensive role, he would see plenty of work in the attack due to the control Germany had on the match, recording a solid four shots. The main question is whether this was enough to maintain the starting role, as Goretzka is the more veteran pick in that role, and a slightly more defensive option.
JUNE 14 • ROTOWIRE
Gregor Kobel - Three saves in draw Kobel had three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Qatar.
Impact Kobel was sharp throughout Saturday's 1-1 draw with Qatar in the World Cup opener in Santa Clara, making three saves across 90 minutes, including a strong stop from Edmilson Junior's close-range effort in the first half. The Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper was ultimately beaten only by Boualem Khoukhi's stoppage-time header, deflected in off Miro Muheim, in a moment that will haunt Switzerland heading into Thursday's clash against Bosnia-Herzegovina with the group now wide open.
JUNE 14 • ROTOWIRE
Ramy Bensebaini - Won't play vs. Argentina Bensebaini (ankle) won't play against Argentina on Monday, according to La Gazette du Fennec.
Impact The Dortmund center-back was spotted with an ankle brace in Friday's training session, and after sustaining an injury in training earlier in the week, it has now been confirmed that he won't be an option for the group-stage opener. It remains to be seen whether he'll be able to play in the remaining fixtures, with Algeria's next game coming against Jordan on Monday, June 22. With Bensebaini out, look for Jaouen Hadjam to take his place in the XI.
JUNE 12 • ROTOWIRE
Ramy Bensebaini - Spotted with ankle brace Bensebaini (foot) was spotted on the training pitch Thursday wearing an ankle brace, casting serious doubt over his ability to start Algeria's World Cup opener against Argentina on...
Impact Bensebaini has been sidelined for three weeks with a foot issue and while coach Petkovic expressed confidence he could start against Argentina, his appearance on the training pitch with a protective brace just four days before the opener suggests the coaching staff may need to consider alternatives in the back-line for the first fixture. The situation will be monitored closely over the coming days before any final decision is made on his availability for what promises to be one of the most high-profile opening fixtures of the tournament. Zineddine Belaid or Samir Chergui look like the most likely options to start if the Dortmund defender had to miss the clash.
JUNE 12 • ROTOWIRE
Marcel Sabitzer - Ready to captain Austria Sabitzer has been named in Austria's World Cup squad and is expected to captain the side and be a key midfield figure throughout the competition under manager Ralf Rangnick.
Impact Sabitzer ended the season having made 26 Bundesliga appearances for Borussia Dortmund, contributing one goal and two assists across 1,823 minutes, with manager Rangnick valuing his defensive work rate and pressing intensity over goal output. The veteran brings vast experience of the highest levels of European football, having played at three European Championships before this first World Cup, and his combination of intelligence, physicality and leadership makes him the natural captain of this Austrian generation. Sabitzer heads into the tournament as the heartbeat of a squad coach Rangnick has spent four years building into one of the most tactically coherent sides in European football.
JUNE 5 • ROTOWIRE
Julian Ryerson - Right-back for Norway Ryerson is expected to be the starting right-back for Norway at the 2026 World Cup.
Impact Ryerson is on the Norway side for the World Cup and will be a starter in most cases, set to serve at right-back. He will be a solid two-way player, not only a decent defender but showing solid playmaking from the flanks on his best days. He is coming off a season with 15 assists on 56 chances created and seven clean sheets in 26 starts (31 appearances) in Dortmund, although this is from a bit more attacking role than he will see with Norway. Either way, he will be a decent shout for a defensive pick, as his forward movement could see him with numerous crosses and chances created. He will also take some duties on corner kicks, although Martin Odegaard is more likely to be the main set-piece taker.
JUNE 4 • ROTOWIRE
Ramy Bensebaini - Makes bench Wednesday Bensebaini (foot) was named on the bench for Wednesday's 1-0 victory over the Netherlands but did not feature as the game did not require his introduction, with the focus firmly on...
Impact Bensebaini had been sidelined in the final weeks of the club season with a foot issue, making his inclusion in the matchday squad a positive step in his recovery. The defender is expected to be an undisputed starter in Algeria's back line throughout the tournament and the coaching staff are managing his return carefully to ensure he is fully fit and sharp when their World Cup campaign gets underway.
JUNE 3 • ROTOWIRE
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