Leeds United’s on-loan defender Max Wober might make a comeback to Elland Road when the season concludes, as Sky Sports Germany highlights an escalating “crisis” at Borussia Monchengladbach.
During a heartfelt interview on 21 February on their website, Wober emphasized the importance of his team pushing forward without excuses, showcasing the kind of leadership that would greatly serve Leeds, especially with the prospect of Premier League promotion.
Gladbach finds themselves in a precarious position, placed 15th and only six points clear of the relegation playoff spot in the Bundesliga, following a disappointing streak of no wins in their last five matches and only one victory in their previous nine outings.
The question of whether Max Wober will make his way back to Leeds United is on the rise as his loan agreement nears its end. With three more years on his contract at Elland Road, the door for his return seems wide open.
Wober has previously expressed admiration for Leeds’ current gameplay, describing it as “really cool football,” and mentioned that his future would be out of his hands if Leeds secure a promotion.
Discussions about a potential permanent transfer to Monchengladbach commenced in January, but the lack of a purchase option in his loan agreement might set his price beyond the German club’s reach.
Should negotiations falter, Wober’s reintegration at Leeds could raise eyebrows due to his departure following the club’s relegation. His proven leadership in Germany contrasts with his earlier exit, posing questions about his fit within the squad under Daniel Farke’s regime.
As Leeds progresses under Farke, the integration of returning loanees like Wober remains uncertain, sparking debates about their place in the club’s future.
