Following his transfer to the Bundesliga team, Wober made the following statement: “Borussia is a very traditional club that I have always found to be very interesting and that I liked to watch, especially because many Austrians played here.” I am really excited about this work because it is so appealing.

This season, the Austrian international has made 24 appearances across all competitions, and it was generally anticipated that he would finalise a permanent move to Monchengladbach this summer for £11 million. After reevaluating their summer transfer intentions in the aftermath of their recent German Cup loss at the hands of Saarbrucken last month, the Bundesliga team reportedly believes they can get “better for less,” according to German publication Rheinische Post.

Boro boss responds to goalkeeper speculation

Michael Carrick, the manager of Middlesbrough, is ignoring rumours that keeper Seny Dieng is considering a transfer to Crystal Palace or Newcastle United.

After joining Riverside Stadium in a £2 million trade from Championship rivals Queens Park Rangers last summer, the five-time capped Senegal international has cemented himself as Carrick’s go-to stopper. Newcastle, Crystal Palace, and La Liga team Sevilla are reportedly interested in Dieng due to his performance; however, Carrick has made it clear that he is unfazed by transfer rumours involving any of his players.

He said: “That’s (the speculation over Dieng) the nature of the beast. I don’t take too much interest in anything like that. We know the squad we’ve got, the players we’ve got and what they’re capable of. In terms of who is linked with who and what’s going on, it doesn’t bother me.”

Sky Blues boss assesses promotion points target

According to Mark Robins, Coventry City needs to build on the outstanding play that sent them into the Championship play-offs the previous season if they are to finish in the top six before the current campaign ends.

The Sky Blues have seven games left in the season and are now one slot and four points off of the play-off spots, although they do have a game in hand on sixth-place Norwich City. Robins has stated that his team would not be satisfied to replicate their performance from the previous season, with a pivotal final stretch to come.

Prior to the Manchester United match on Saturday, the former striker stated: “We got 13 points from the last seven games, which took us to 70 points.” That will not suffice. Although we have three more points than at this time last year, we still need to put together a strong run to contend with the top six.”