Defender Khalid Boulahrouz has left the Holland camp following the death of his prematurely-born baby daughter.
The 26-year-old left training on yesterday to travel to the hospital to be with his wife, who was admitted after suffering complications with the pregnancy.
It is not known whether Boulahrouz - who spent last season on loan at Sevilla - will take part in any more games in Austria and Switzerland, and the Oranje have cancelled a press conference which had been scheduled for this afternoon.
Holland defender Khalid Boulahrouz has returned to training following the death of his prematurely-born baby daughter.
The Chelsea man left training on Wednesday to travel to the hospital to be with his wife, who was admitted after suffering complications with the pregnancy.
But Boulahrouz was back with his team-mates at the Stade Olympique de la Pontaise in Lausanne the following day, putting him back in contention for Holland's quarter-final clash with Russia on Saturday.
Wa..poor fella. 
omg 
feel sad for him 
Khalid Boulahrouz is available for the Netherlands' Euro 2008 quarter-final against Russia after the death of his prematurely-born baby daughter Anissa.
The defender, who played in all three of his side's Group C victories, left the Dutch camp on Wednesday after his wife, Sabia, was hospitalised.
Boulahrouz returned to training on Thursday and should start in Basel.
"He told me, 'I am a football player and I am available on Saturday'," said Netherlands coach Marco van Basten.
"Khalid indicated early on Thursday that he had given the events a special place. He thanked the players and staff and wants to move on.
"Khalid is experiencing a dreadful time but he reacted like an adult and wanted the squad to focus on the quarter-final with Russia."
After enduring a disappointing season on loan from Chelsea at Sevilla, Boulahrouz was a surprise inclusion in Marco van Basten's final squad for the tournament.
But he has excelled in Austria and Switzerland, helping shore up a defence that has conceded only one goal to date.
"Players and staff of the Dutch team are upset by the death of Anissa, the daughter of Khalid Boulahrouz and his wife Sabia, who was born prematurely," the Dutch Football Federation said in a statement.
Sabia was at the finals with the other players' partners and girlfriends.
Dutch captain and goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar, one of several players to visit the hospital, added: "His family is not here, so we felt we should be there for him.
"Khalid is a very strong person and has reacted really well."
May God bless you, baby girl.