Haaland in Norway? This is his rehab plan

Erling Haaland apparently traveled to Norway after his injury, but the BVB striker is supposed to complete his rehab in Dortmund. Defender Dan-Axel Zagadou is about to make a comeback. News and rumors about Borussia Dortmund at a glance.

The messages about BVB from the previous day can be found here.

BVB, News: Haaland in Norway? This is his rehab plan

Erling Haaland should start his rehab in Dortmund next week. As the image reported, the BVB goalscorer has been given an absolute training ban after his hip flexor muscle injury. According to information from the newspaper, the 21-year-old traveled to his homeland in Norway last Friday to recover.

BVB coach Marco Rose announced a week ago that BVB striker Haaland would be absent for “several weeks” due to a hip flexor injury and that he would mainly complete his rehab in Dortmund. Haaland is expected back in Dortmund at the beginning of next week, then he could start running and train in the weight room. When Haaland will celebrate its comeback is open.

According to image a return to the top game against FC Bayern Munich on December 4th is unlikely. Accordingly, Haaland could only be available again towards the end of the first half of the season. With nine goals in six Bundesliga games, Haaland is currently Dortmund’s top scorer.

BVB grades: double template, decelerator and anti-clipper

1/17

Dortmund reached the round of 16 of the DFB Cup thanks to a 2-0 win against Ingolstadt. In addition to double goal scorer Hazard, a double assist provider shone – the decelerator and the striker Tigges disappointed. The grades and individual reviews.

2/17

MARWIN HITZ: Because Kobel is not yet fit again, number two had to go again. Hitz fisted Stendera’s cheeky free kick confidently out of the danger zone (34th). Otherwise almost unemployed. Grade: 3.5.

3/17

EMRE CAN: Because the guests held back elegantly, the all-rounder had a lot of time to get involved in the BVB offensive. But it rarely made sense. His foul in the duel with Röseler prevented an earlier lead. Grade: 4.

4/17

MATS HUMMELS: Made a great contribution to the structure of the game and played the most passes of all BVB players (118). Almost scorer – if it hadn’t been for Can. Note 3.

5/17

MARIN PONGRACIC: Was hardly challenged and did his defensive work convincingly as the left component of the chain of three. Conquered the most balls for BVB (9). Note 3.

6/17

THOMAS MEUNIER: After the stupid yellow card (4th) walked a fine line early on and had to hold back defensively. In the forward gear with many good flanks and a perfect storage for Tigges (52nd). Note 3.

7/17

JUDE BELLINGHAM: The best two-fighter and the most constructive effort to structure. Had the biggest chance before the break with a bar bang (27th). Clarified in a sitting position and dared to dribble in front of the opposing penalty area. Grade: 2.5.

8/17

AXEL WITSEL: He can slow down games like no other. But what use is that in a duel with the bottom of the 2nd division? Without speed and esprit in the forward gear. Grade: 4.

9/17

MARIUS WOLF: Seldom was able to assert himself on the left. After all, with a strong long-range shot, which Ingolstadt’s keeper Buntic just steered to the corner. Overall, however, an expandable performance. Grade: 3.5.

10/17

JULIAN BRANDT: Initially tried very hard, but for a long time had no brilliant ideas. After the change with a lot more drive. Great chip in front of the second BVB slat hit, then two assists. Grade: 2.

11/17

STEFFEN TIGGES: In the starting eleven because of Malen’s malaise with his stomach. Slipped just past Meunier’s flank (37th) – there was more to it. Even more when you head to the crossbar shortly after the change – a clipper does it. Zero risk of goal. Grade: 4.5.

12/17

REINIER: Second starting line-up for the Brazilian ever in his time at BVB. Reinier mostly ran after the action. Hardly any impulses, too many ball losses. But then still collected plus points as the initiator of the 1-0. Grade: 3.5.

13/17

THORGAN HAZARD (71+): The perfect joker. Only seconds after his substitution with the redeeming goal and twelve minutes later by dusting off with the decision to make it 2-0. No rating.

14/17

MARCO REUS (from 71st): Actually, the captain was supposed to be spared, but the tight score made his commitment necessary. Immediately brought a little more pep into the tired BVB game. No rating.

15/17

MANUEL AKANJI (from 83): Came to the field immediately after the second BVB goal to give Hummels an early recovery. Did his thing confidently. No rating.

16/17

ANSGAR KNAUFF (from 87th): Short assignment to downplay the clock at the end. Couldn’t put himself in the limelight anymore. No rating.

17/17

FELIX PASSLACK (from 87): In the last three minutes on the field. Without affecting the game. No rating.

BVB, News: Zagadou before comeback – match practice in the 3rd division

Dan-Axel Zagadou is about to make a comeback. Again kicker reported, the 22-year-old will be used on Saturday – but not in Dortmund’s Bundesliga game against 1. FC Köln (3:30 p.m. in the LIVETICKER), but for the Dortmund U23 at Viktoria Berlin (2 p.m. in the LIVETICKER).

After a protracted knee injury, the central defender returned to the squad the previous week in BVB’s 4-0 draw in the Champions League at Ajax Amsterdam. However, it was not used.

Zagadou should now collect match practice with the second team in order to be able to play in the Bundesliga again soon. The Frenchman played his last game so far on March 13th against Hertha BSC, after which he was out for months with a knee injury and an operation.

BVB: The upcoming games

date	competition	opponent	location
October 30, 3:30 p.m.	Bundesliga	1. FC Cologne	home
November 3, 9 p.m.	Champions League	Ajax Amsterdam	home
November 6, 6:30 p.m.	Bundesliga	RB Leipzig	guest