Max Wober exit update emerges at Leeds United ahead of transfer deadline with deal in works.
Borussia Monchengladbach are working on a new loan move for Max Wober from Leeds United, accordig to Marlon Irlbacher.
The Sky Sports Germany journalist reported via X on 24 August that the Bundesliga club want to bring the defender back on a second temporary deal, after he spent last season with them.
Wober, who hasn’t featured at all yet in the Championship under Daniel Farke, can see himself returning to Monchengladbach but talks have yet to be opened between the clubs.
The Whites boss revealed earlier this month that a chat in his office had “totally convinced” him that the 26-year-old wanted to stay this season [Yorkshire Evening Post, 8 August], having made a sudden exit last summer despite having indicated the opposite.
Daniel Farke convinced Max Wober wanted Leeds United stay
A year ago Wober would have probably been a key man in the Whites defence to start the campaign in the second tier but in his season away in Germany his stock has fallen at Elland Road.
Farke may have been convinced that he has bought in this time, but the YEP’s Graham Smyth expressed doubt over the Austrian international’s commitment on 8 August, in comparison to another returner in Brenden Aaronson.
