Despite not being nominated recently, Mats Hummels can hope to take part in the World Cup. Apparently there is no future for Nico Schulz with the BVB professionals. Youssoufa Moukoko had to leave the German U21s, but the coach gave the all-clear. News and rumors about BVB can be found here.
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BVB, News: Hummels talks about returning to the DFB
Since the bitter defeat at the European Championships against England in June 2021, Mats Hummels has not been called up for the national team – despite recent strong performances at the club. However, a comeback in time for the World Cup in winter is by no means impossible: “We are in regular contact and keep discussing how we see the situation,” said Hummels picture about his relationship with national coach Hansi Flick.
The door for Hummels is still open, a report from the picture According to this, he is said to have given his promises that if necessary he would be satisfied with a role as a reservist and not to endanger the team structure. But if you look at the last seven games in which the German team conceded at least one goal (in England even three), a bigger role seems conceivable.
There is competition, among others, with the well-placed Antonio Rüdiger and the teammates Niklas Süle and Nico Schlotterbeck. Other options would be Matthias Ginter and Armel Bella-Kotchap (Southampton), who was nominated for the first time. Flick recently said about the defensive plans: “Our central defenders are already of high quality. It’s also the case, of course, we have two central defenders from Dortmund – with Mats it would be the third. That’ll make it clear what’s going to happen there. That’s why we’re watching we’re going there too.”
BVB, rumor: No way back for Schulz to the professionals?
Next neck blow for Nico Schulz: Like them picture reported, the 29-year-old definitely no longer plays a role in the plans of professional coach Edin Terzic. As in the recent test match against the Go Ahead Eagles (2:4), the full-back should now be used more often with the reserves, which are based in the 3rd division. Compulsory games for the pros? Excluded!
Schulz came to Borussia Dortmund from Hoffenheim in the summer of 2019 for 25 million euros. There he collects around five million euros a year and is therefore one of the higher earners at BVB. The descent of the former national player continues unabated, even if he is at least allowed to train with the professionals. His contract runs until 2024.
As early as the summer, those responsible at Borussia Dortmund suggested Schulz say goodbye, but a suitable offer for the player and the club was not found. The stakes in the amateurs are also a result of the exchange between Schulz and Terzic. In August, he said of his player that “the situation and prospects were discussed openly and honestly” and that Schulz knew his role.
BVB, News: Moukoko leaves U21
The German U21 national team will have to do without Dortmund’s Youssoufa Moukoko in today’s game in Sheffield against England: “Youssoufa twisted his neck a bit and blocked it, so we don’t want to take any risks. It’s a friendly game. In consultation with Edin Terzic we have so we decided not to take any risks,” said DFB coach Antonio Di Salvo the day before.
It is therefore likely to be a precautionary measure and the attacker will be available again for the club in the game at 1. FC Köln this weekend. The 17-year-old, who has already scored two goals and two goals in six Bundesliga games this season, has already left the DFB team.
Wild rumors have recently been circulating about FC Bayern’s possible interest in the youngster, whose contract extension at BVB beyond the current season is still not in the dry. To sports1-Info is there nothing to do with a move to Munich, Moukoko should not be loaned out, but either change permanently or extend it in the long term.
BVB, News: Reinier looks back on time in Dortmund
At Borussia Dortmund, Reinier never got beyond the role of supplementary player. Now the Brazilian complained about the unfair conditions at his former club.
“I have a clear conscience. It was their decision. I respected everyone – the club itself as well as the players who were allowed to play. It’s just a shame,” said the 20-year-old in an interview with the Brazilian newspaper Global Esports.
