Mumbru, the basketball coach, has been released from the hospital.

The German National Basketball Team is currently on a roll, having won all three games under the leadership of interim head coach Alan Ibrahimagic. This impressive run comes as team coach Alex Mumbru recovers from a health issue, having been hospitalised with pancreatitis earlier this month.

Mumbru, who suffered from an inflammation of the pancreas, spent five nights in the hospital in Tampere, Finland, before returning to the team hotel on Saturday evening. The team doctor, Oliver Puetz, initially reported that Mumbru had an "acute abdomen." However, Mumbru himself confirmed the diagnosis of pancreatitis during a press conference in Riga, Latvia.

Despite his absence, the team has been performing exceptionally well. Mumbru is in close contact with the coaching staff and has expressed his satisfaction with the team's performance so far. His injured knee is being examined in Munich in the meantime, and he is feeling much better.

Meanwhile, Johannes Voigtmann will not be playing against Britain due to an injury to his knee. Voigtmann had already missed the EM game against Sweden due to knee pain and left Tampere on Sunday, not expected to return until Tuesday.

The preliminary round game against Britain on Monday will be led by Ibrahimagic as head coach. The game will be broadcast on RTL and MagentaSport, providing fans with the opportunity to watch the team continue its impressive run.

Mumbru is looking forward to being with the team in Riga and, although his possible return to the sidelines is not expected until the final round in Riga, Latvia, his positive attitude and support from afar are undoubtedly boosting the team's morale. The European Championship is currently ongoing, and the German team is determined to make a strong showing.