The Barcelona star would not be available for the 2024 European Championship in Germany, according to the Dutch soccer association
Netherlands midfielder Frenkie de Jong has been controlled out of the European Title in the wake of neglecting to recuperate from a lower leg injury, managing a disaster for the group’s possibilities.
The Dutch soccer affiliation reported the Barcelona star wouldn’t be accessible for Euro 2024 in Germany after Ronald Koeman’s group beat Iceland 4-0 in its last warmup. De Jong watched from the seat on Monday in Rotterdam.
“He won’t be adequately fit to play at this level for the following three weeks,” Koeman said. “There’s no good reason for keeping him with us.”
De Jong’s expectations of playing were run when tests “showed that the lower leg isn’t yet adequately tough,” Netherlands authorities said in a proclamation.
Koeman will choose later whether to hit up a substitution. AC Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders played in midfield in De Jong’s nonattendance on Monday.
Another midfielder, Teun Koopmeiners, was harmed while getting ready for the Iceland match and was likewise in uncertainty for the competition. Koeman said they were hanging tight for test results anticipated on Tuesday, however he added, “I have a terrible inclination.”
The Netherlands, the 1988 European hero, plays Poland in its most memorable Gathering D match on Sunday in Hamburg prior to taking on World Cup second place France and finishing the gathering stage against Austria.
Poland strikers Robert Lewandowski and Karol Swiderski were in uncertainty for Euro 2024 after they were harmed as Poland beat Turkey 2-1 in a warmup on Monday.