Denzel Dumfries will miss the Netherlands' Nations League quarter-final against Spain due to an injury sustained while playing for Inter Milan. Dumfries was substituted in the 66th minute during Inter's 2-0 victory over Atalanta, which helped them secure a three-point lead at the top of the table. The 28-year-old has suffered a hamstring strain and will remain with his club for recovery.
Ronald Koeman has opted to bring in Youri Baas from Ajax as Dumfries' replacement in the 24-man squad. Baas has become a regular under Francesco Farioli's management. Mats Wieffer from Brighton has also been called up after Frenkie de Jong missed Barcelona's match against Atletico Madrid due to stomach issues. De Jong joined the national team but did not participate in Monday's training session.

Wieffer recently returned to play after an injury against West Ham United in December, having played only 69 minutes across five matches since then. The Netherlands will face Spain in Rotterdam for the first leg of their quarter-final on Thursday, with the second leg scheduled for Sunday in Valencia.
Spain will be without Marc Casado and Inigo Martinez from Barcelona for both legs of their encounter with the Netherlands. These absences could impact Spain's defensive strategy as they prepare for this crucial tie.
The adjustments in both teams' line-ups highlight the challenges faced by managers when key players are unavailable due to injuries or health issues. These changes could significantly influence the dynamics of this highly anticipated match-up between two footballing giants.