Tim Kleindienst Committed to Borussia Mönchengladbach Ahead of 2022 World Cup
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Tim Kleindienst, Gladbach's top striker, has no immediate intentions to leave his current club, Borussia Mönchengladbach. In a candid conversation with Bild, the 29-year-old assured his fans he'll remain with the Bundesliga powerhouse until the upcoming World Cup next year. "I'm not going anywhere right now," he said, adding that he finds solace on the couch at home, as he hasn't received any offers yet.
National team coach, Julian Nagelsmann, appears to believe Kleindienst could garner interest from top-tier clubs. While Kleindienst conceded that he'd consider offers if they came, he expressed concern about his World Cup dreams slipping away if he found himself on the bench at a giant club. "You've gotta perform to make the national team, and that might be tougher at a big-name team," he remarked.
Kleindienst is locked in with Gladbach until 2028 and has his sights set on the U.S. World Cup. However, there's still plenty of time until the tournament. "Between now and then, I gotta keep pounding the pavement and stay injury-free," he said, aware that even the most promising careers can take a turn for the worse just as quickly as they ascend.
Additionally, it seems that fellow striker, Tomáš Čvančara, may be on his way out due to limited playing time following Kleindienst's arrival at the club[1]. This suggests that Kleindienst has become an essential piece in Gladbach's lineup.
Early this season, Kleindienst has proven himself a valuable asset for both Gladbach and the German national team, tallying an impressive 15 goals[2][3][4]. Despite the lack of recent transfer rumors involving Kleindienst, he appears to be key to Gladbach's plans and focused on making his World Cup dreams a reality.
- Tim Kleindienst, despite the potential interest from top-tier clubs, has no immediate plans to leave Borussia Mönchengladbach, as he aims to remain with the club until the upcoming 2022 World Cup.
- Julian Nagelsmann, coach of the German national team, believes that Kleindienst may receive offers from top-tier clubs, but Kleindienst expressed concern about his chances of making the national team if he found himself on the bench at such a club.
- As Tomáš Čvančara's playing time at Borussia Mönchengladbach may be limited due to Tim Kleindienst's arrival, it suggests that Kleindienst is an essential piece in Gladbach's lineup, which he will aim to maintain as he pursues his World Cup dreams.
