News and rumors: Hummels and Guerreiro before return

According to coach Marco Rose, Borussia Dortmund can hope for the return of two top performers for the catch-up game against Mainz 05 on Wednesday. Meanwhile, BVB is probably dealing with the next England jewel. The news and rumors about Borussia.

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BVB – News: Hummels and Guerreiro before returning to Mainz 05

Borussia Dortmund is hoping for Mats Hummels and Raphael Guerreiro to play in the catch-up game at FSV Mainz 05 on Wednesday (6.30 p.m. live on DAZN). Both were missing in the 1-0 draw against Arminia Bielefeld on Sunday due to a positive corona test. “Hopefully they’re an option for Mainz. But they still have to test themselves,” said coach Marco Rose.

With a win in Mainz, BVB could reduce the gap to leaders Bayern Munich to four points. “The Bundesliga is not a request concert. Every single game is a struggle,” said Rose.

BVB – Rumor: Dortmund has its sights set on the next England jewel

BVB’s talent pipeline to the island is proven. Most recently, Borussia had success with transfers of young talents such as Jadon Sancho from Manchester City and Jude Bellingham from Birmingham City. And now another talent from Birmingham could soon follow.

how The West reported that BVB is interested in midfielder Carney Chukwuemeka from Aston Villa. And the 18-year-old is probably not averse to trying something new after he hasn’t been able to play regularly lately. In any case, his contract expires in 2023.

Loud The Athletic Villa wants to keep the player, but he plans to make a decision in the summer. “We did everything we could from our side to move the talks forward,” said Villa manager Steven Gerrard at a press conference. “As far as I know, they haven’t progressed. I’m not sure how far along they are at the moment.”

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1/16

Despite many failures, Dortmund won 1-0 against Arminia Bielefeld. While the right flank convinced, the central midfielders delivered a weak performance. The grades and individual reviews of the BVB players.

2/16

GREGOR KOBEL: I had to grab twice in the first 15 minutes. After that, hardly ever required. Even after changing sides without a real test. All in all a relaxed Sunday. Grade: 3.5.

3/16

FELIX PASSLACK: Got another chance due to the many failures on the defensive – and took advantage of it! Didn’t shy away from going forward and hit some useful crosses. Defensively solid, but also little challenged. Grade: 2.5.

4/16

EMRE CAN: Unnecessarily put Kobel in trouble at the beginning. Otherwise safe in the build-up game. Tried to get the initial voting difficulties under control with clear announcements – and was successful. Important sliding tackle just before the end. Grade: 2.

5/16

MARIN PONGRACIC: The lack of match practice was noticeable in the first few minutes, especially in his passing game, but gained more and more confidence. Against the ball without mistakes. Quick as a thought against Hack (38th). Grade: 3.5.

6/16

NICO SCHULZ: With the strong whimper, he was much more tied on the defensive than his counterpart on the other side. His offensive game suffered as a result. Played some superfluous bad passes. grade: 4

7/16

MAHMOUD DAHOUD: Initially didn’t manage to give the Dortmund game security. Unusually little access to the game. Bad bad pass after the break, which Can could only iron out with a foul. Grade: 4.5.

8/16

AXEL WITSEL: Radiated enormous calm, but sometimes seemed too relaxed. Sometimes too late in duels. Often slowed down on promising attacks. grade: 4

9/16

MARIUS WOLF: An application for further starting eleven assignments! Interpreted his role very offensively, could sometimes be found at the top alongside Malen. Pushed in in a dry striker manner to take the lead. Also playful and self-sacrificing. Grade: 2.

10/16

THORGAN HAZARD: Not always involved in the Reus position, but with a perfectly timed cross for Wolf. Otherwise only dangerous if he rotated to the strong right side. Grade: 3.5.

11/16

JUDE BELLINGHAM: Nice dribbling and a great eye before the 1-0 (21st). As usual, very attentive and with healthy hardness. The personification of conviction. A bit wasted on the left wing though. Grade: 2.5.

12/16

DONYELL MALEN: Very bright, caught a lot of balls. His quick movements put Arminia’s defense under pressure on several occasions. Hit the post early (8th) and just missed making it 2-0 when his shot hit the bottom bar. Grade: 2.5.

13/16

ERLING HAALAND: Was allowed to make his comeback in the 63rd minute, Malen went for him. Put Reyna in the limelight when he had a big chance with a hoe (82nd). Waited for his chance but got nothing. grade: 4

14/16

GIOVANNI REYNA: Also back from the sickbed. He came on for Hazard (63′). Missed the preliminary decision by a few centimetres. Came to no further offensive action. Grade: 3.5.

15/16

JULIAN BRANDT: Somewhat surprisingly not in the starting XI, he was substituted on after 70 minutes for the ailing Wolf. Important action against Okugawa in his own penalty area (81st). Otherwise unremarkable. Grade: 3.5.

16/16

LENNARD MALONY: Substituted for Passlack in the 85th minute to defend the narrow lead. Without rating.

BVB schedule in the coming weeks

date	competition	opponent
Wednesday, March 16, 6:30 p.m	Bundesliga	FSV Mainz 05 (Away)
Sunday, March 20th, 7.30 p.m	Bundesliga	1. FC Cologne, (Away)
Saturday, April 2nd, 6.30 p.m	Bundesliga	RB Leipzig (home)
Friday, April 8th, 8.30 p.m	Bundesliga	VfB Stuttgart (Away)