Borussia Mönchengladbach sporting director Max Eberl has confirmed the possible sale of duo Denis Zakaria and Mathias Ginter in the upcoming transfer window in January.

Eberl who earlier confirmed Mathias Ginter’s farewell message to the media knows his players would probably depart the club before the season ends.

Zakaria on the other hand is a wanted man by several clubs in Europe and Max Eberl is prepared for every outcome.

Max Eberl in an interview with ‘Sky’. Borussia Mönchengladbach would like to receive a seven million euro transfer fee for Denis Zakaria.

“I didn’t want to endure the delaying tactic,” said Max Eberl via FussballTransfers.

“before the winter break began to make decisions”, they wanted to “nail their heads”: “I didn’t want to endure this delaying tactic”. Finally, table-14. a “complicated second half in front of the chest”, on which the holistic focus should be directed.

“Gladbach tried hard to extend the duo but also wanted to “take no risk” in the corona crisis. Borussia is currently “not in a position to take offers that other clubs are offering.” Eberl announces: “We are not going into shock and that is why it will not knock the club out of its foundations, but we now have clarity and with that, We can work with clarity. ”

When asked about a possible sale of Marcus Thuram, Eberl said: “If we have an outstanding offer for any player, then we have to sit down and make a decision. But the January market isn’t exactly the most productive. The summer was already very complicated and January is not exactly better. ”

The most interesting part of these shocking departures is Mönchengladbach’s readiness to search for new players in the January transfer window.

The potential sale of Denis Zakaria and Mathias Ginter would help the club in terms of money.

“We now have decisions about the budget for the new season, what we have free and what is still available. Now you have to see how the transfer market develops, ” explains Eberl.

“How do decisions develop in our company? We have ideas in our heads that we already had in the summer. […] And now you have to see what is actually in the cash register to be able to spend something. ”

Max Eberl is hoping for better days ahead for his team amid the departure of some of his most important players like Zakaria and Ginter.