All signs point to the exit door for Gladbach's Čvančara

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With only one goal and limited minutes to his name, Tomáš Čvančara looks increasingly likely to leave Borussia Monchengladbach in summer. 

German tabloid BILD believe the Czechia striker has no future at Die Fohlen – especially with Tim Kleindienst around. 

Kleindienst, who missed Saturday’s 1-0 win over RB Leipzig, presented Čvančara with an opportunity to impress which he didn’t grasp.

Čvančara arrived for €10.5million from Sparta Prague before the 2023-24 Bundesliga campaign.

Under contract until the summer of 2028, Gladbach are seemingly prepared to offload him for half the fee they originally paid.