Adi Hütter expects Kevin Trapp to play for Germany in the absence of Neuer and Ter Stegen
Kevin Trapp deserves get a rare start for Germany in September, according to Eintracht Frankfurt coach Adi Hütter.
Eintracht Frankfurt coach Adi Hütter says he expects Kevin Trapp to be given the chance in goal for Germany's UEFA Nations League fixtures in September.
Germany coach Joachim Löw will be without his two preferred goalkeepers against Spain and Switzerland, with captain and number one Manuel Neuer rested and Marc-André ter Stegen unavailable due to a knee injury.
In the absence of Neuer and Ter Stegen, Trapp has been called up along with Bernd Leno (Arsenal) and Oliver Baumann (Hoffenheim), and Hütter is expecting Frankfurt's number one to be given a rare start.
"I assume that Kevin will play. He deserves it, he's a great goalkeeper. I'm delighted that he's now in goal for the German national team," said Hütter at a press conference on Friday.
'Die Mannschaft' face Spain on 3 September before locking horns with Switzerland three days later.