Max Wober will join Borussia Monchengladbach on loan.
The Austrian is due to make a temporary move to the Bundesliga, but according to Graham Smyth, his departure from Elland Road might be permanent.
Indeed, on the Inside Elland Road Podcast, Smyth was discussing Wober’s probable exit, and he claimed that it is almost unlikely to imagine Wober returning to Leeds after leaving under a cloud.
There is no turning back.
Smyth delivered his verdict on the £11 million guy.
“There is no doubt in my mind that there is a clause and that it will be a loan, but there may also be a permanent option in there.” “We were not getting noises to say Wober was off, the club seemed optimistic they would keep Wober, and that always stems from something, Wober had been involved,” Smyth said.
Never, ever say never.
Situations like this are always difficult, but in football, you can never say never.
Leeds should be more aware than any other team that a player may be brought back from the dead.
at 2018, a midfielder named Mateusz Klich had been suffering on loan at the Eredivisie, and it appeared that his time at Leeds had come to an end.
After a successful pre-season, he played practically every game for the next two seasons, helping Leeds to promotion.
Wober is gone for the time being, but it’s difficult to forecast what will happen to him in a year.
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