Maximilian Wöber, who joined Borussia Mönchengladbach on loan from Leeds United in the previous transfer window, has been able to make a name for himself there rather fast.
In light of his impressive performances, the defender has two assists in seven games and has made “real progress” both on and off the field, according to Rheinische Post.
Furthermore, it is stated that a “real leader” has transferred from Leeds to Gladbach, who are obviously happy with their choice to sign the 25-year-old on a loan.
The Austrian international was signed by Gladbach on a short-term contract with no possibility of extension.
The player who is owned by Leeds stated last month that he doesn’t want to discuss the potential of going back to Elland Road, which is understandable at this point. He is presently valued at €14 million, according to Rheinische Post, and they have pleaded with the German team to “do everything they can” to “buy Wöber.”
The tabloid is adamant that the Bundesliga squad must make the centre back’s stay permanent since they think a team can be centred around him.
The possibility of Leeds United joining the Premier League right away, which would once more make them a desirable team to play for, might have a significant impact.
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