
VfB Stuttgart is facing a significant injury crisis with eight players sidelined. Notable absentees include Tiago Tomas and Luca Jaquez, both dealing with muscle injuries, while Dan-Axel Zagadou and Dennis Seimen are out with hamstring issues. The depth of the squad will certainly be tested with so many key players unavailable.
Werder Bremen also has a lengthy list of absentees, with eight players ruled out for the match. The team will miss the likes of Mitchell Weiser and Keke Topp, both suffering from cruciate ligament injuries, alongside others like Felix Agu and Niklas Stark who are dealing with calf and thigh injuries, respectively. The physical discomfort of Senne Lynen adds to the team's woes.
Union Berlin is not without its own challenges, as they have eight players out due to various injuries and illnesses. Kastriot Imeri and Frederik Rønnow are among those affected, with thigh injuries keeping them off the pitch. The team will also be without Oliver Burke, who is dealing with an Achilles tendon injury, further straining their options.
RB Leipzig has six players unavailable, which includes key contributors like Christoph Baumgartner and Rocco Reitz, both nursing thigh injuries. Brajan Gruda's ankle injury and Ørjan Nyland's foot injury add to the team's concerns as they prepare for the match with a reduced squad.
B. Mönchengladbach is grappling with a total of six injuries as well, including Enzo Leopold, who is out with a cruciate ligament injury. The team will also be without Jens Castrop and Yukhym Konoplya, both dealing with shoulder and knee injuries, respectively. With Zento Uno and Daiki Hashioka also sidelined, Mönchengladbach will need to adapt to their injury woes.