Borussia Mönchengladbach is a German football club. The club was founded in 1900. Borussia Mönchengladbach is commonly known by the code MOE. Home matches are played at BORUSSIA-PARK in Mönchengladbach, which has a listed capacity of 54,057 on a grass surface. Borussia Mönchengladbach competes in UEFA Europa League and other competitions tracked on Sportra. Borussia Mönchengladbach's Sportra hub links squad lists, upcoming fixtures, recent results, multi-competition standings, advanced season statistics, and headline news in one place. On Sportra you can follow Borussia Mönchengladbach fixtures, results, squad, league standings, season statistics, and the latest football news.
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Bayer Leverkusen have confirmed the sale of Argentine U20 international Alejo Sarco to Sporting Gijon. The 20-year-old departs the Bundesliga for a modest transfer fee of less than €1m, but Leverkus...
Scudgie: Whether Andoni Iraola adopts his intelligent pressing and attack-minded football. Stephen: I would like to see us win another Premier League this season, but if not - and, being greedy, maybe both - I would love us to win another Champions League. Beating Borussia Monchengladbach in 1977 when I was a 10-year-old is still my favourite Liverpool moment!
“Would it be weird if I told you I don’t really feel too much pressure at this minute?” the US captain quipped when asked about Wednesday’s date with Bosnia and Herzegovina. If group play is any indication, lock-pickers like Reyna will be necessary to unsettle a well-structured opponent.
The USMNT will seek to conquer its first-ever title at the 2026 World Cup, but they will have to do it without Real Salt Lake star Diego Luna. When USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino finalized his highly anticipated 26-man roster for the 2026 World Cup, fans and pundits alike were stunned by the exclusion of Diego Luna, marking what is easily the biggest omission in the entire squad. The Real Salt Lake star arrived at the selection window fresh off a spectacular domestic campaign with his club, where he featured in 32 matches across all competitions, netting 10 goals and providing three assists. Despite being a regular fixture in recent USMNT call-ups—including the Gold Cup and the final stretch of international friendlies—the Argentine manager ultimately made the tactical decision to leave the young playmaker out, opting to give his spot to Borussia Monchengladbach’s Giovanni Reyna. The omission of the 22-year-old attacking midfielder is particularly shocking given how heavily Pochettino relied on him throughout 2025, utilizing him as a core piece across friendlies, the Gold Cup, and the CONCACAF Nations League. Diego Luna #10 of United States celebrates after scoring a goal. (Getty Images) Luna’s numbers with the USMNT Pochettino first integrated Luna into his tactical setup in March 2025, calling him up for the CONCACAF Nations League finals. Luna watched from the bench during a tough semifinal loss to Panama but earned a starting nod in the third-place match against Canada, where he provided a clinical assist. From that moment on, he became an indispensable asset for the manager. Luna started in high-profile friendlies against Turkey and Switzerland just before the Gold Cup kicked off. During the tournament itself, Luna started five of the USMNT’s six matches, delivering an elite breakout performance with three goals and two assists to lead the United States to the grand final, which they narrowly lost to longtime rivals Mexico. Following his tournament success, the Real Salt Lake attacker remained a staple in Pochettino’s squads for the remaining six friendlies of 2025, adding one more international goal to his resume. Pochettino about Luna’s exclusion There is no question that Luna’s absence is the most debated talking point of the roster release, arguably alongside Lyon midfielder Tanner Tessmann. Addressing the heavy media scrutiny, Pochettino opened up about his difficult choice to sideline the Real Salt Lake star during an interview with the Los Angeles Times. “The final decision wasn’t based solely on individual talent, but rather on balance, specific roles, and collective chemistry,” Pochettino explained. “You don’t always pick the biggest names; you pick the right team. I also suffered the heartbreak of being left out of a World Cup”. Pochettino’s justification draws from raw personal experience, as the former Argentine defender was famously cut from his country’s final squad for the 1998 World Cup in France during his playing days. While Luna’s vision and elite footwork will be missed on home soil this summer, the young playmaker will undoubtedly use this high-profile snub as fuel to lead the line for the 2030 cycle.
Gio Reyna, Sebastian Berhalter are includedDiego Luna is omitted despite strong formClub América winger Alejandro Zendejas is on the United States’ 26-man roster for this summer’s World Cup, while Lyon defensive midfielder Tanner Tessmann is not included. The selections are the most notable new information gleaned from head coach Mauricio Pochettino’s full World Cup roster, which was obtained by the Guardian and is authentic according to multiple sources with knowledge of Pochettino’s selections.The roster confirms Zendejas’s selection and Tessmann’s omission, along with the inclusion of Borussia Mönchengladbach’s Gio Reyna and the omission of Real Salt Lake’s Diego Luna, both attacking midfielders, choices that were first reported by the Athletic. US Soccer declined to comment on the roster, which will be officially announced Tuesday at a nationally televised event in New York City. Continue reading...
Club América winger Alejandro Zendejas is on the United States’ 26-man roster for this summer’s World Cup, while Lyon defensive midfielder Tanner Tessmann is not included. The selections are the most notable new information gleaned from head coach Mauricio Pochettino’s full World Cup roster, which was obtained by the Guardian and is authentic according to multiple sources with knowledge of Pochettino’s selections. The roster confirms Zendejas’s selection and Tessmann’s omission, along with the inclusion of Borussia Mönchengladbach’s Gio Reyna and the omission of Real Salt Lake’s Diego Luna, both attacking midfielders, choices that were first reported by the Athletic.
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