Sport nationEverton and Wolverhampton Wanderers have initiated contact with Borussia Mönchengladbach regarding the potential transfer of striker Tim Kleindienst in the January transfer window.
According to Bild, Kleindienst has impressed for Mönchengladbach this season, scoring nine goals and providing six assists in 17 matches. His performances have caught the attention of Everton and Wolves, who are both interested in signing the Germany international.
Kleindienst’s form for Mönchengladbach has been impressive, and it’s no surprise that he’s attracting interest from Premier League clubs. The 27-year-old striker has a proven track record in the Bundesliga, and his ability to score goals and create chances for his teammates would make him a valuable asset to any club.
Everton and Wolves are both in need of a striker who can provide a consistent goal threat, and Kleindienst fits the bill. The Toffees are currently 15th in the Premier League table, while Wolves are 17th, and both clubs are desperate to climb the table and avoid relegation.
Mönchengladbach, however, are determined to hold on to Kleindienst, and the club’s managing director, Roland Virkus, has stated that they don’t want to let any of their top players go. Virkus has confirmed that there have been requests for Kleindienst, but he hasn’t specified whether these requests have come from Everton and Wolves.
It’s clear that Kleindienst is a key player for Mönchengladbach, and the club will do everything in their power to keep him. However, if Everton and Wolves are willing to meet Mönchengladbach’s valuation of the player, it’s possible that a deal could be done.
The January transfer window is always a busy time for clubs, and it will be interesting to see if Everton and Wolves can persuade Mönchengladbach to part with Kleindienst. One thing is certain, however: the German striker would be a valuable addition to either club, and his goalscoring ability would be a major asset in the fight against relegation.
Amina Umar
Sport nation
