Bundesliga 2 - Pain threshold for Reese offer not an issue for Hertha's Weber
Hertha sporting director Benjamin Weber does not see the imminent departure of top performer Fabian Reese. "We are mega-satisfied with his development. We have no interest in changing that. He feels comfortable and valued here. And we have big plans," the 43-year-old told the Bild newspaper. When asked whether there was a pain threshold for an offer for Reese at the struggling second-division soccer club, he replied: "That's not an issue at all at the moment."
The 26-year-old winger Reese came to Berlin in the summer and was one of the best players in the second division in the first half of the season. The attacker immediately became a leader and crowd favourite at Hertha, often emphasizing his identification with the club and the city. However, his performances could attract higher-class suitors.
Weber praised Reese in the highest terms. "He is bursting with ambition and always sets a good example in the dressing room and on the pitch. He is determined and wants to achieve something," said the sports director.
The future of internet star and attacking player Nader El-Jindaoui with the blue and whites, on the other hand, is still uncertain. His contract expires next summer. "We will deal with his contract in the spring," said Weber, who emphasized the 27-year-old's commitment.
The Berliners definitely want to extend their contract with exceptional talent Bence Dardai (17), whose contract also ends next summer. "Of course we want to keep him. We're talking to him and his family. We have clearly shown him our idea - how we envisage working with him in the future," said Weber.
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- Despite the interest from higher-league clubs, Hertha BSC Berlin is content with Fabian Reese's performance and shows no signs of letting him go, as stated by sporting director Benjamin Weber in a recent interview with a picture newspaper from Berlin.
- In the Bundesliga 2, Hertha BSC Berlin's Fabian Reese has shown his worth as a top performer and crowd favorite, making him an attractive prospect for potential higher-class suitors.
- Despite the financial challenges faced by Hertha BSC Berlin in the 2. Bundesliga, sporting director Benjamin Weber has indicated that there is no pain threshold for an offer for Fabian Reese, and the club is happy to keep the 26-year-old winger.
- The future of Fabian Reese at Hertha BSC Berlin, who has impressed in his first half-season in Berlin, remains to be seen, with the club eager to extend his contract and keep him in the Bundesliga.
- Hertha BSC's Fabian Reese is not the only young talent that the club is looking to retain, as sporting director Benjamin Weber has also emphasized the club's desire to keep exceptional talent Bence Dardai (17), whose contract also expires next summer.
- Despite lingering contract issues with notable player Nader El-Jindaoui, who is set to expire next summer, sporting director Benjamin Weber has indicated that Hertha BSC Berlin has big plans for the future and is committed to keeping its best players, including Fabian Reese and Bence Dardai.
Source: www.stern.de