German media outlet, ‘The Rheinische Post’ are insisting that Borussia Mönchengladbach must do everything in their power to keep Max Wöber at Borussia-Park, and build a team around him. The 25 year old, an £11m signing from Austrian outfit Red Bull Salzburg during the January transfer window, became an instant hit with the Leeds faithful. He was one of only a couple of players who exceeded expectations last term, and was earmarked for the ER Captaincy role this season.
He had a complete change of heart shortly after the Manchester Utd friendly in Oslo, deciding instead to exercise the clause in his contract, allowing him to go out on loan, and two weeks later – he was gone! The Rheinische Post describe Wober as ‘a real leader’ and have pleaded with the Bundesliga outfit to make the move permanent, quoting a fee of just €14m. The Austrian International tops Mönchengladbach’s ‘Whoscored’ ratings with an impressive score of 7.05.
Dallas suffers injury setback Talk about sods law!!! <yikes> No sooner had Rob Price criticised Leeds fans on social media for preempting Stuart Dallas’s early retirement, than Daniel Farke reveals in his QPR pre match presser that the Northern Ireland star has suffered a setback in training. It doesn’t look too serious though. The 32yo picked up a knock, and will be training alone for the rest of the week. After this, he will be re-assessed, before hopefully linking back up with the rest of the first team squad.
