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Borussia Mönchengladbach

Borussia Mönchengladbach

Bundesliga

Season Statistics

3 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (0%) Draw (0%) Loss (100%)
3 Played
0 Won
0 Drawn
3 Lost
3 Goals For
12 Goals Against

Team Overview

Borussia Mönchengladbach are one of German football's most storied clubs, having built a reputation over the decades as a side capable of attacking, entertaining football. Known affectionately as "Die Fohlen" (the Foals), the club has a history rooted in producing exciting, technically gifted teams, and their fanbase remains among the most passionate in the Bundesliga, with Borussia-Park providing a consistently strong atmosphere for home matches. The club's identity has long been tied to punching above its weight through dynamic, offensive-minded football rather than defensive caution.

The current campaign, however, presents a stark contrast to that attacking tradition. Through three Bundesliga matches, Gladbach sit without a win, having lost all three fixtures (0W-0D-3L) under manager Eugen Polanski. The numbers paint a difficult picture defensively in particular: 12 goals conceded against just 3 scored, a goal difference of -9, and zero clean sheets so far. Having failed to score in two of their three outings, the team has struggled at both ends of the pitch, and the "LLL" form guide underlines a rough start regardless of venue, with one loss at home and two more on the road.

Statistically, this is a side searching for answers early in the season. The lack of defensive solidity stands out as the most pressing concern, with an average of four goals conceded per match suggesting structural issues that will need addressing under Polanski's guidance. At the same time, the club's traditions and quality within the squad mean there remains a foundation to build from, even if the early results have not reflected the standards Gladbach fans are accustomed to. How the team responds in the coming weeks will be key to assessing whether this is a temporary rough patch or a sign of deeper issues.

Squad (32 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

D. Batz
#33 D. Batz
M. Nicolas
#1 M. Nicolas
J. Olschowsky
#23 J. Olschowsky
T. Sippel
#21 T. Sippel

Defenders (11)

F. Chiarodia
#2 F. Chiarodia
K. Diks
#4 K. Diks
E. Fard
E. Fard
D. Hashioka
#14 D. Hashioka
D. Herold
#20 D. Herold
K. Itakura
#6 K. Itakura
Y. Konoplya
#26 Y. Konoplya
J. Leszczyński
#5 J. Leszczyński
J. Scally
#29 J. Scally
L. Ullrich
#26 L. Ullrich
Simon Walde
#45 Simon Walde

Midfielders (10)

J. Castrop
#17 J. Castrop
E. Leopold
#8 E. Leopold
W. Mohya
#36 W. Mohya
F. Neuhaus
#10 F. Neuhaus
M. Nguefack
#34 M. Nguefack
P. Sander
#16 P. Sander
K. Stöger
#7 K. Stöger
Z. Uno
#6 Z. Uno
R. Hack
#25 R. Hack
F. Honorat
#9 F. Honorat

Attackers (7)

H. Bolin
#38 H. Bolin
I. M. Danfa
#39 I. M. Danfa
F. Fleck
#27 F. Fleck
T. Kleindienst
#11 T. Kleindienst
N. Kühn
#19 N. Kühn
I. Lidberg
#3 I. Lidberg
S. Machino
#18 S. Machino

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
25
R. Hack
R. Hack
MF 6.3 3 0 0 152 2 40
9
F. Honorat
F. Honorat
MF 7.0 3 0 2 162 1 62
16
P. Sander
P. Sander
MF 6.5 3 0 0 270 8 159
1
M. Nicolas
M. Nicolas
GK 7.1 3 0 0 270 0 105
11
T. Kleindienst
T. Kleindienst
FW 6.2 3 0 0 219 3 43
4
K. Diks
K. Diks
DF 5.9 3 0 0 270 2 165
6
K. Itakura
K. Itakura
DF 5.6 3 0 0 270 2 132
3
I. Lidberg
I. Lidberg
FW 6.4 3 0 0 62 0 17
29
J. Scally
J. Scally
DF 6.5 3 1 0 181 8 70
20
D. Herold
D. Herold
DF 6.1 3 0 0 125 6 40
38
H. Bolin
H. Bolin
MF 7.5 3 2 0 225 4 65
36
W. Mohya
W. Mohya
MF 6.4 3 0 0 156 2 38
34
M. Nguefack
M. Nguefack
MF 6.5 3 0 0 126 1 57
7
K. Stöger
K. Stöger
MF 6.3 2 0 0 147 1 92
26
L. Ullrich
L. Ullrich
DF 6.2 2 0 0 145 5 41
14
D. Hashioka
D. Hashioka
DF 5.9 1 0 0 76 1 33
19
N. Kühn
N. Kühn
FW 7.2 1 0 0 21 1 1
18
S. Machino
S. Machino
FW 6.3 1 0 0 45 0 8
5
J. Leszczyński
J. Leszczyński
DF 6.3 1 0 0 13 0 11

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (33)

N. Kühn
From Como
Loan Aug 2026
K. Itakura
From Ajax
Transfer Aug 2026
D. Hashioka
From Slavia Praha
Loan Jul 2026
J. Leszczyński
From Legia Warszawa
Transfer Jun 2026
D. Herold
From Karlsruher SC
Transfer Jun 2026
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Departures (35)

N. Elvedi
To Leeds
Transfer Aug 2026
N. Ngoumou
To Nice
Free agent Aug 2026
G. Reyna
To Strasbourg
Transfer Aug 2026
M. Friedrich
To Union Berlin
Free agent Jun 2026
R. Reitz
To RB Leipzig
Transfer Jun 2026
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Injuries & Availability

7 Out 0 Doubtful
J. Castrop
J. Castrop Shoulder Injury
Out
Y. Konoplya
Y. Konoplya Knee Injury
Out
Z. Uno
Z. Uno Lacking Match Fitness
Out
D. Hashioka
D. Hashioka Neck Injury
Out
N. Kuhn
N. Kuhn Muscle Injury
Out
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Impact Analysis

Borussia Mönchengladbach face a substantial injury crisis heading into their next fixture, with seven players unavailable and no doubtful cases muddying the picture, meaning the squad selection is at least straightforward even if options are limited. The absences are spread across the backline and midfield in particular, with Y. Konoplya and D. Hashioka missing through knee and neck injuries respectively alongside E. Leopold, also sidelined with a knee issue, stripping defensive cover thin. In midfield and attack, J. Castrop, N. Kuhn, and Z. Uno are all unavailable, the latter due to a lack of match fitness rather than a direct injury, which suggests a longer road back to full sharpness once available again. T. Kleindienst's absence stems from a red card rather than injury, adding a suspension into the mix on top of the six genuine fitness concerns.

With three defenders and several attacking-midfield options out simultaneously, Gladbach's squad depth is being tested significantly. The data does not indicate who steps in as direct replacements, but the sheer volume of unavailable personnel across multiple positions points to a squad stretched thin, particularly in defense and creative midfield areas, where the loss of established first-team contributors is difficult to fully offset internally.

Recent Form

LLLWW
L SC Freiburg 5-0 (A)
L SV Elversberg 3-4 (H)
L RB Leipzig 3-0 (A)
W Schott Mainz 0-5 (A)
W Aston Villa 2-1 (H)

Form Analysis

Borussia Mönchengladbach's recent form has been highly inconsistent, with three defeats offsetting two wins across their last five matches. The pattern is stark rather than gradual: heavy losses have been interspersed with lopsided victories, suggesting a team lacking consistency rather than one trending clearly upward or downward. The 5-0 defeat away to SC Freiburg and the 3-0 loss at RB Leipzig point to significant defensive vulnerabilities against stronger opposition, while a 3-4 home defeat to SV Elversberg shows that even fixtures on paper favorable have proven costly, with goals conceded in bunches across multiple matches contributing to a total of 13 in five games.

On the attacking side, the goal-scoring picture is equally uneven. A commanding 5-0 win away to Schott Mainz and a 2-1 home victory over Aston Villa demonstrate the squad's capacity to be clinical when things click, contributing to 10 goals scored overall. However, the inability to find the net at all in three of the five matches, including the losses to Freiburg and Leipzig, highlights a struggle to perform consistently against sterner tests. With defeats coming both home and away, there is little evidence of a clear venue-based pattern, reinforcing the sense of a team whose results have swung sharply between resounding success and heavy setbacks depending on the level of opposition faced.

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