Borussia M’Gladbach goes after three Ligue 1 players

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Borussia M'Gladbach goes after three Ligue 1 players

Star of Borussia Mönchengladbach where he has been performing for three seasons now, French midfielder Manu Koné (22 years old) should leave Fohlen soon, either in the winter but rather next summer. According to Bildthree of the main avenues for taking over are in Ligue 1. Moreover, sports director Roland Virkus has traveled to France according to the German media.

Thus, we find in particular Pape Gueye (24 years old) who plays at Olympique de Marseille. Still absent from the field because suspended by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, the Senegalese performed in Seville last year where he won the Europa League. Strasbourg’s Ibrahima Sissoko (26 years old) and Montpellier’s Joris Chotard (22 years old) are also in the German club’s favor.

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