Germany stars given permission for stunning Wags to stay at World Cup hotel for two nights ahead of crunch clash

GERMANY players have been allowed to invite their Wags to stay at the team hotel ahead of their decisive World Cup game.

The partners of the players were given permission to stay two nights at the luxury resort, according to Bild.

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Many of the players’ wives and girlfriends are in Qatar and were spotted in the stands during Germany’s 1-1 draw with Spain.

And they have reportedly made the trip to the isolated Zulal Wellness Resort outside Doha in the north of the country.

Rooms there range between £700 to £19,000-per-night.

The likes of Kai Havertz’s girlfriend Sophia Weber and Izabel Goulart, the fiancée of Kevin Trapp, supposedly spent time at the team’s base.

Christina Ginter, who is married to defender Matthias was hopefully warmer with her husband after she complained the air condition inside stadiums were making her too cold.

The decision to let them stay could prove controversial if Germany do not make it out of the group, especially after failure to make the knockout rounds in 2018.

Germany suffered a shock defeat versus Japan in their opener and then they drew to Spain – next they will face Costa Rica on Thursday.

The four-time World Cup winners are bottom of the group and must beat Costa Rica and hope Spain beat Japan to ensure they go through.

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The hotel the players are staying at is located 111 kilometres outside the capital, where most of the World Cup action is taking place.

The distance between the isolated area and the main city was the reason cited by Hansi Flick as to why no player joined him in a pre-match press conference.

This broke Fifa rules and the German FA will be fined.

It only increases tension between them and the authorities after the OneLove armband ban and Germany’s team photo versus Japan where players covered their mouth in retaliation.