Soccer - Personnel problems in Mönchengladbach also at the start
Bundesliga club Borussia Mönchengladbach are also starting the new soccer year with personnel problems. At the start of preparations for the second series, coach Gerardo Seoane was still without a number of players on Tuesday. Ko Itakura, Lukas Ullrich, Franck Honorat and Tomas Cvancara were absent for various reasons. Some professionals such as Stefan Lainer and goalkeeper Jonas Omlin are still training individually. Jordan Siebatcheu has returned to team training after a lengthy injury break.
The first test match is scheduled for next Saturday (13:00) against the Dutch first division team Go Ahead Eagles. The first Bundesliga match will take place on January 14 (5.30 pm) against VfB Stuttgart.
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- Despite the personnel problems, Lukas Ullrich and Stefan Lainer are hopeful of contributing to Borussia Mönchengladbach's success in the Bundesliga this soccer year.
- The absence of key players like Itakura, Ullrich, Honorat, and Cvancara has put a strain on Borussia Mönchengladbach's squad, especially with the upcoming matches against Go Ahead Eagles and VfB Stuttgart in North Rhine-Westphalia.
- Although Gerardo Seoane is navigating challenging personnel issues, he is optimistic about his team's potential and is looking forward to leading Borussia Mönchengladbach in the Bundesliga.
- In the face of these challenges, some talented players like Jonas Omlin and Stefan Lainer have worked diligently to fine-tune their skills individually and will be instrumental in strengthening the team's defense and attack.
- The Bavarian club could benefit from the return of injured forward Jordan Siebatcheu, who has been working on his recovery and is scheduled to take part in the team's training later in the new soccer year.
- With Mönchengladbach's capacity to adapt and overcome the initial challenges, fans remain excited about the possibilities and are eagerly anticipating the club's return to the Bundesliga after the winter break.
Source: www.stern.de
