Korell: Borussia Mönchengladbach will “sell without” an equivalent replacement

Korell announces “great upheaval”.

Squad planner and chief scout Steffen Korell expects the quality of the squad to decline at Borussia Mönchengladbach. “The big upheaval is imminent, but with significantly fewer financial opportunities than in recent years,” said the 50-year-old in a report for the magazine “11Freunde”. “We will sell without being able to replace them with an equal value.” In the summer of 2023, the contracts of at least eight professionals with regular place ambitions will end with the Bundesliga club.


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Borussia had not made the hoped-for transfers last summer due to the corona, and the planned contract extensions with top performers failed. In winter, midfielder Denis Zakaria (25) switched to Juventus Turin six months before his contract expired for 8.6 million euros – almost 20 million euros below his current market value. National defender Matthias Ginter (28) will even leave the “foals”, who are in a disappointing 13th place under coach Adi Hütter, who was hired from Frankfurt for 7.5 million euros before the season, after the season even free of charge.

Xavi in ​​top 15: The most expensive coaches in the world – Bundesliga 5x represented

12. Julian Nagelsmann (2019) – transfer fee: 5 million euros

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TSG Hoffenheim -> RB Leipzig

12. Xavi (2021) – fee €5m

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Al Sadd -> FC Barcelona
The sum should be paid in equal parts by FCB and Xavi.

12. Peter Bosz (2017) – fee: 5 million euros

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Ajax Amsterdam -> BVB

11. Marco Rose (2021) – transfer fee: over 5 million euros

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Borussia Monchengladbach -> BVB

10. Maurizio Sarri (2019) – fee: 5.55 million euros

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Chelsea -> Juventus

9. Ronald Koeman (2015) – Fee: €6m

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Southampton FC -> Everton FC

7. Mark Hughes (2008) – fee: €6.2m

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Blackburn Rovers -> Manchester City

7. Brendan Rodgers (2012) – fee: 6.2 million euros

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Swansea City -> Liverpool FC

6. Adi Hütter (2021) – transfer fee: 7.5 million euros

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Eintracht Frankfurt -> Borussia Monchengladbach

5. Rúben Amorim (2020) – fee: 10 million euros

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Braga -> Sporting Lisbon

4. Brendan Rodgers (2019) – fee: 10.44 million euros

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Celtic -> Leicester City

3. André Villas-Boas (2011) – fee: 15 million euros

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FC Porto -> FC Chelsea

2. José Mourinho (2010) – fee: 16 million euros

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Inter Milan -> Real Madrid

1. Julian Nagelsmann (2021) – transfer fee: over 20 million euros

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RB Leipzig -> FC Bayern | If Bayern win the double twice by 2026, the transfer fee will increase to 25 million euros (source: Kicker). Update October 24: According to advisor Volker Struth, Bayern paid just over 20 million euros.

In 2021, the club would have liked to generate necessary revenue from player sales, as in the case of Marcus Thuram (24, courted by Inter Milan), while only minor squad corrections had been made a year earlier. “In the summer of 2020, top performers didn’t want to leave either, because the feeling prevailed here: maybe more is possible,” said Korell. At the end of that season there was fourth place in the Champions League. According to midfielder Christoph Kramer (31), the increased expectations and internal demands of the club led to the sporting decline.

“Formulating title ambitions always sounds great, but that doesn’t do a team any good. We were the underdog for many years. And there is nothing better than winning games from this role. Due to the increased ambitions, we are now going into the game against many teams as the felt favourites. That can also inhibit,” the world champion is quoted as saying. In the market value ranking of the Bundesliga, the Gladbach squad occupies sixth place.

The prematurely announced farewell to coach Marco Rose in the direction of BVB had particularly shaken long-time manager Max Eberl, according to the report. He felt betrayed by the coach, it was said from his environment. “The development that we initiated with Marco was abruptly interrupted by his departure in spring 2021,” said Korell. The burned-out sports director Eberl left the club at the end of January 2022 after a total of 23 years – he was followed by the internal solution Roland Virkus, previously youth coordinator since 2008.

With the most expensive purchases and sales: Manager Eberl’s biggest deals in Gladbach

From 2009 to January 2022, Max Eberl was responsible for Gladbach’s transfers…

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The most notable deals of this time are summarized here in the gallery.

Marko Marin – In the club until 2009

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Sold to Werder Bremen (since 2005 in the Gladbach youth team) for €8.2m

Marco Reus – At the club from 2009 to 2012

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Bought from RW Ahlen for €1m, sold to Borussia Dortmund for €17.1m

Oscar Wendt – In the club from 2011 to 2021

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Came on a free transfer from Copenhagen, one of 18 players in Gladbach’s history with at least 300 appearances.

Granit Xhaka – At the club from 2012 to 2016

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Bought from FC Basel for €8.5m, sold to Arsenal for €45m (Most expensive sale in Gladbach history)

Álvaro Domínguez – At the club from 2012 to 2016

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Bought for €10m, Eberl’s first eight-figure transfer, Domínguez ended his career at Gladbach.

Luuk de Jong – At the club from 2012 to 2014

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Bought from Enschede for €12m, sold to Eindhoven for €7m (incl. rental fee) (at the time most expensive signing in Gladbach history)

Max Kruse – In the club from 2013 to 2015

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Bought for €2.5m. from Freiburg, sold to VfL Wolfsburg for €12m

Marc-André ter Stegen – In the club until 2014

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Sold for €12m to FC Barcelona (in the Gladbach youth team since 1996)

Yann Sommer – in the club since 2014

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Bought from FC Basel for €9m

Lars Stindl – In the club since 2015

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Bought by Hannover 96 for €3m (highest market value at Gladbach: €18m)

Mahmoud Dahoud – At the club until 2017

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Sold to Borussia Dortmund for €12m (in the Gladbach youth team since 2010)

Fabian Johnson – At the club from 2014 to 2020

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Came on a free transfer from Hoffenheim (highest market value at Gladbach: €7m)

Jannik Vestergaard – At the club from 2016 to 2018

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Bought from Werder Bremen for €12.5m, sold to Southampton FC for €25m

Michaël Cuisance – At the club from 2017 to 2019

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Bought by AS Nancy for €250,000, sold to FC Bayern for €8m

Christoph Kramer – In the club since 2016

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Bought by Bayer Leverkusen for €15m

Matthias Ginter – In the club from 2017 to 2022

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Bought from BVB for €17m, Gladbach will leave on a free transfer in the summer at the latest

Thorgan Hazard – At the club from 2014 to 2019

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Bought for €8m (+1.5m loan fee) from Chelsea FC, sold to Borussia Dortmund for €25.5m

Alassane Plea – With the club since 2018

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Bought for €23m by OGC Nice (most expensive purchase and most valuable acquisition in Gladbach history)

Stefan Lainer – In the club since 2019

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Bought by Red Bull Salzburg in 2019 for €12.5m

Denis Zakaria – With the club from 2017 to 2022

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Bought from BSC Young Boys for €12m, Gladbach will be leaving on a free transfer in the summer at the latest

Gladbach’s squad 2022/23: strike candidates, supports and new hope

The upheaval announced by squad planner Korell regardless of league affiliation will be replaced by a “Image” report underpins. Thuram, Alassane Plea (29), Breel Embolo (25) and Ramy Bensebaini (26, each with a contract until 2023) have no future and are to be sold to generate another transfer fee. Behind the regular keeper Yann Sommer (33), Gladbach is planning to build up Moritz Nicolas (24, currently on loan to Viktoria Köln) as No. 2 with prospects.

The veterans Kramer (31) and Lars Stindl (33) are intended as pillars in midfield, while homegrown players Conor Noß (21), Rocco Reitz (19, loaned to VV St. Truiden) and Torben Müsel (22, loaned to KAS Eupen). ) should experience their breakthrough next to them if possible. The club is hoping for an extension for national player Jonas Hofmann (29, tied until 2023). In attack, Hannes Wolf (22), who was loaned to Swansea City until the end of the season, will probably get a new and last chance.

From 8 to 45 million euros: the most expensive departures from Borussia Mönchengladbach

11 Michaël Cuisance – 2019/20 for €8m to FC Bayern

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Status: February 2022

10 Marko Marin – 2009/10 for €8.2m to Werder Bremen

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9 Denis Zakaria – 2021/22 for €8.6m to Juventus

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6 Max Kruse – 2015/16 for €12.00m to VfL Wolfsburg

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6 Mahmoud Dahoud – 2017/18 for €12m to Borussia Dortmund

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6 Marc-André ter Stegen – €12m to FC Barcelona in 2014/15

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5 Marcell Jansen – 2007/08 for €14m to FC Bayern

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4 Marco Reus – 2012/13 for €17.1m to Borussia Dortmund

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3 Jannik Vestergaard – €25m to Southampton in 2018/19

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2 Thorgan Hazard – 2019/20 for €25.5m to Borussia Dortmund

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1 Granit Xhaka – €45m to Arsenal in 2016/17

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