Gladbach before Fulgini commitment – Next Frenchman for the Bundesliga?

“L’Équipe” report

According to information from the “L’Equipe“ on Deadline Day ahead of signing midfielder Angelo Fulgini (25) from SCO Angers. Fulgini already emptied his locker on the club premises on Monday morning and will finalize the details of the contract with representatives of the Bundesliga club who have traveled to the club during the course of the day, the French newspaper reports.

If the deal goes through, Fulgini would be after central defender Marvin Friedrich (came from Union Berlin) the second winter transfer of the crisis-ridden “Fohlen-Elf”, which is currently in twelfth place in the table. In the Borussia forum, TM users have been discussing a possible change for a few days – opinions have recently differed:

“Once you look at it logically, it makes sense. We currently have two players in Florian Neuhaus and Jonas Hofmann who can fill the role behind the front. Alassane Plea has been off track for the entire season, Lars Stindl has been injured for weeks and Hannes Wolf and Torben Müsel have been loaned out,” writes user “denis_zaki”.

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“Benes and Embolo could play that too, albeit a little differently. It makes a lot more sense to bring in a striker I think. You simply have more tactical variations and could also act with a double lead. So it only remains with Embolo”, meanwhile user “Elwood” assesses the situation.

Fulgini before Gladbach change: Next Frenchman in the Bundesliga?

Fulgini switched from FC Valenciennes to SCO Angers in 2017 for a fee of EUR 1.4 million, has since played 145 competitive games for the Ligue 1 club (22 goals, 15 assists) and increased his market value from EUR 1.25 million during this time. up to currently 12 million euros.

According to reports, FC Sevilla was also recently interested in the services of the right foot. Fulgini could become the 37th Frenchman in the Bundesliga if he moves to the Lower Rhine – France currently has by far the largest proportion of foreign professionals in the German upper house.

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