After leaving at VfL
After the contract termination at VfL Wolfsburg, Max Kruse looked ahead and announced a surprise. “It’s best for all sides,” he said in a video posted to his Instagram account Tuesday. He added, “I’m taking my time deciding which adventure is next – but there will be one.”
He was “always good for surprises,” announced the extrovert attacker. “Let’s let ourselves be surprised, I don’t want to give any insights yet.” After recovering from his muscle injury, he feels fit again. “I passed all the tests and can start playing football again.”
Max Kruse’s performance data per team: Werder, Wolfsburg, national team
VfL Wolfsburg canceled the contract with the retired attacker on Monday. The 34-year-old former international was sorted out by coach Niko Kovac in early September and has not played a game for the “Wolves” since then. The VfL officials accused him of a lack of professionalism and a bad influence on the rest of the team.
VfL Wolfsburg paid Kruse millions for the separation
As the “picturereported, the attacker, whose contract with VfL originally ran until the end of the season, collects a severance payment of 1 million euros. At his second stop in Wolfsburg, Kruse scored seven goals in 19 games. “It’s not like I’ve been without a club for six months now. The transfer period will start again in a month,” Kruse looked ahead.
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