Gladbach boss rules out Pléa departure amid reports of a €50 million bid
Borussia Mönchengladbach have reportedly received a bid of around €50 million for Alassane Pléa, but the star striker will not be sold, sporting director Max Eberl underlines.
| Alassane Pléa. | Photo: Borussia Mönchengladbach |
Apparently, Pléa has caught interest from Chinese side Dalian Yifang who have reportedly made an offer of €50 million for the star striker.
But Gladbach are not interested in selling him, sporting director Max Eberl underlines.
"With Pléa, it doesn't make sense for me to get a player, who scored 10 goals in half a year, and then sell him for a lot of money," Eberl told RTL and continued:
"I'm more keen on sporting success than on the millions in concern."
"We want to qualify for the Champions League and go to Europe. I need a player who scores goals. Therefore, we'll not sell Plea," the Gladbach boss said.
Pléa, 25, has made 19 Bundeslig appearances and netted 10 times for Gladbach so far.
