Haller returns to Utrecht: a fresh start for the striker!

Haller returns to Utrecht: a fresh start for the striker!

Dortmund, Deutschland - The striker Sébastien Haller will play the rest of the season at FC Utrecht. This was announced by those responsible for Borussia Dortmund. Haller was previously awarded to CD Leganés in Spain, but was not used there. The player, who was active for Utrecht from 2015 to 2017 and scored 51 goals during this time, returns to his old club. His future at Borussia Dortmund seemed to hang in the air due to the commitment of Serhou Guirassy, which led to the decision for the loan.

Sébastien Haller is bound to Borussia Dortmund by 2026. The association expressed the desire that Haller finds health, time and success at its new place of work in Utrecht. Since moving from Ajax Amsterdam to Dortmund in 2022, Haller has played 33 Bundesliga games for BVB, scoring 9 goals and gave 5 templates. It was also used in 6 Champions League games. The time for Haller was particularly challenging when he was diagnosed with cancer in the summer of 2022.

back to old strengths?

The return from Haller to FC Utrecht has been classified as unlikely due to its high content, which represents a financial burden on the association href = "https://sports.yahoo.com/turnaround-utrecht-sebastien-haller-return-140100274.html?fr=SYCSRP_CATCHALL"> Yahoo Sports reported. FC Utrecht is currently in third place in the Eredivisia and makes efforts to create financial scope for Haller by selling Oxen Romeny to Oxford United. Between 2015 and 2017, Haller scored a total of 52 goals for Utrecht in 98 games. After stations in Frankfurt and West Ham United, Haller became Ajax 'record transfer.

Haller, who became the Eredivisie with 21 goals in the 2021-22 season, has been struggling with the effects on its shape since his diagnosis and has not yet been able to score a goal in eight missions for CD Leganés. Utrecht coach, Ron Jans, will probably go into the second half of the season with strikers David Min, Noah Ohio and Anthony Descotte. Haller continued to be interested in other clubs, including Dinamo Zagreb.

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