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Czech Republic recalls Adam Gabriel and adds new faces amid injury crisis
Czech Republic coach Santi Denia has recalled Adam Gabriel and called up two newcomers after five injuries depleted the squad ahead of UEFA Nations League matches against Spain and Croatia.
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Czech Republic head coach Santi Denia has adjusted his national team squad by calling up midfielder David Kozel from Mlada Boleslav and forward Idris Hopi from Teplice. Both players could make their senior international debuts during the upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures. Denia also recalled defender Adam Gabriel to the setup after he had been absent from the national team for two years.
These roster changes were necessitated by injuries that have ruled out five players from the current camp. Hranač, Karabec, Lingr, Ryneš and Šulc are all unavailable for selection due to physical issues. The absences have forced the coaching staff to seek alternatives as the team prepares for critical group stage encounters.
The Czech Republic currently sits at the bottom of their UEFA Nations League group without having secured a single point. Spain leads the standings with 12 points, followed by England with nine points and Croatia with three. Croatia’s sole points in the campaign came from a 2-1 away victory over the Czech Republic earlier in the competition.
The updated squad faces a demanding schedule beginning with a home match against Spain in Prague on November 12. Three days later, the team travels to Osijek to play against Croatia. These matches represent an opportunity for the winless Czech side to alter their position in the group standings.
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