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American Midfielder Gio Reyna Leaves Borussia Dortmund for Gladbach
Giovanni Reyna signed a contract through 2028 with Borussia Mönchengladbach after Borussia Dortmund accepted a transfer offer, with his progress impacted by injuries and limited playtime.
- On Saturday, 22-year-old American midfielder Giovanni Reyna transferred from Borussia Dortmund to Borussia Mönchengladbach and is set to sign a contract through June 2028.
- Reyna decided to leave Dortmund, where his development stalled amid injuries and limited game time, and Parma’s interest failed due to unsuccessful negotiations.
- Last season, Reyna made 26 appearances for Dortmund, scoring six goals and contributing one assist mostly as a substitute, while also struggling during a half-season loan at Nottingham Forest.
- Gladbach reportedly paid between €2 million and €3.5 million plus add-ons for Reyna, with sporting director Roland Virkus stating they believe he has the qualities to help the team.
- Reyna thanked Dortmund and expressed optimism about his new chapter at Gladbach, where he aims to integrate quickly and contribute to upcoming matches in the Bundesliga.
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