The loanee has been a key part of the German team this season
- Wober impresses in German Bundesliga, catching the eye of Borussia Mönchengladbach for a permanent deal.
- The defender has been a standout performer in an underperforming club, showing solid stats and performance.
- Leeds could cash in on Wober, potentially over £10 million, to strengthen the squad for future success.
- Bundesliga side Borussia Mönchengladbach want to make their current loan move for Leeds defender Max Wober permanent in the summer.
The fact that one of the Whites’ loanees is showing himself to be a more than solid player in the German first division, whilst Leeds are in the second division of English football, really speaks volumes about the standard at the top of the Championship this season.
Because that loanee has been doing so well, his temporary club are looking to bring him back permanently in the summer.
Mönchengladbach eyeing summer deal for Max Wober
- According to Gladbach live, the Bundesliga side are set to make an attempt, in the summer transfer window, to turn Wober’s current temporary move into a permanent one. The Austrian defender joined the German club in the last summer transfer window, and is set to return to Elland Road at the end of the season.