The competition for starting eleven places at Gladbach is heating up as Florian Neuhaus prepares to make his comeback. The midfielder has been sidelined for six months following his cruciate ligament rupture and missed out on the World Cup in Qatar. However, after playing again from the start in Leipzig, Neuhaus is back in the game and looking ahead to future matches.
Neuhaus admits that the past six months have been tough, and his return to the pitch was not a satisfying one after a 0-3 loss to Leipzig. Nonetheless, he’s happy to be playing again and looking forward to contributing to the team’s success. Coach Daniel Farke is pleased with Neuhaus’s recent training performances and feels that he is ready to make his comeback.
Although Neuhaus is hesitant to give a starting lineup guarantee for Friday, he is happy to be back in the competition. Meanwhile, the competition for starting eleven places is heating up, with two of Neuhaus’s competitors feeling the pressure. Captain Lars Stindl was benched for 20 minutes against Leipzig, while Manu Koné has disappointed several times recently.
Overall, the addition of Neuhaus to the squad is a welcome one and is sure to shake things up for the Gladbach team. With a renewed sense of competition, fans can expect to see a more competitive squad in upcoming matches.
