News about Marcel Sabitzer

Sancho started both legs of Borussia Dortmund's quarter-final tie against Atletico Madrid over the last fortnight, playing a key role as his side got the better of their Spanish opponents over the two games. Going into Tuesday's home leg trailing, Edin Terzic's side overturned the 2-1 deficit to go through 5-4 on aggregate having won 5-4 on the night in Germany. Chelsea loanee Ian Maatsen and former Manchester United midfielder Marcel Sabitzer were among those on the score sheet.

Jadon Sancho may have dealt Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag a huge blow after Borussia Dortmund bounced back against Atletico Madrid to secure a spot in the Champions League semi-finals on Tuesday night.  Dortmund came into the tie 2-1 down, and were perhaps lucky to not concede more at the Metropolitano Stadium last Wednesday, considering Atletico's dominant performance.  Yet, Edin Terzic's side produced an epic comeback to win 4-2 (5-4 on aggregate) at the Signal Iduna Park last night, with ex-Man united star, Marcel Sabitzer, firing the German's into the semi-finals with his strike in the 74th minute. 

Brandt had given his kit to the wheelchair user but the other fan stole it and took off and was chased by another supporter. Dortmund beat Atletico 4-2 at home to overcome a 2-1 deficit from the first leg and qualify for the Champions League semi-finals. Brandt opened the scoring before goals from Ian Maatsen, Niclas Fullkrug, and Marcel Sabitzer helped deliver Dortmund to the last four for the first time since 2012/13.

After a whirlwind evening at the Signal Iduna Park, Borussia Dortmund booked themselves into the Champions League semi-finals for the first time in a decade. The German trailed 2-1 heading into the tie but quickly flipped the game on it's head after first-half strikes from Julian Brandt and Ian Maatsen.  Following a triple substitution by Diego Simeone at the interval, Atletico hit back with Angel Correa and a Mats Hummels own-goal to shock the home crowd.

Diego Simeone dropped to his knees, then fell face down in his technical area. Even after 674 games in charge, his Atletico Madrid team still find new ways to surprise him. He warned of suffering in the build-up; he warned that punishment was on the horizon and Atletico, seeking their first Champions League semi-final appearance in seven years, would need to show some old fashioned resilience to get there. Only that was in short supply here. Chaos, that's what this was. Pure chaos.

Borussia Dortmund scored from the penalty spot and saw it overturned in absurd circumstances after a VAR review against Borussia Monchengladbach.  Edin Terzic's men were leading 2-1 at Borussia-Park as they attempted to get back to winning follow back-to-back defeats and keep pace with RB Leipzig in the race for Champions League football.  They had the chance to gain a two-goal lead minutes after the break when they were awarded a penalty as  Jonas Omlin was deemed to have brought down Karim Adeyemi. 

During their match on Tuesday night, Austrian journalists suspect Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann of instructing goalkeeper Kevin Trapp to feign injury. In Vienna, the two countries clashed in a friendly, with the hosts winning 2-0 thanks to Marcel Sabitzer's goals and Christoph Baumgartner's. After losing 3-2 to Turkey on Saturday, Leroy Sane saw red for the Germans for criticizing Philipp Mwene.

A national newspaper has slammed Germany players for their efforts during the loss of Austria in a friendly on Tuesday. The Euro 2024 hosts were defeated 2-0 thanks to goals from two players who plied their trade in Germany, Marcel Sabitzer of Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig midfielder Christoph Baumgartner. On another chastening night for Julian Nagelsmann's boys, who suffered 3-2 home loss to Turkey on Saturday, Germany had Leroy Sane sent off for pushing both hands into Phillipp Mwene's face.

Leroy Sane, a Bayern Munich player, was dismissed after arguing an opponent in the face. Sane, 27, played just 49 minutes of Germany's match against Austria, which they eventually lost 2-0, after his ferocious outburst at the start of the second half. Sane is seen following back, before clipping Philipp Mwene's heels in a video that appeared on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Lindsey Vonn, an American skier, booed Tom Brady as she cheered the New England Patriots against the Indianapolis Colts in the NFL Germany game on Sunday. The 39-year-old Vonn revealed a snapshot from the field before kickoff in Germany and said she was cheering for the Patriots in Europe. 'Let's go Patriots, Colts!! 'I love the vibe here in Frankfurt,' she posted on Instagram. Tom Brady, who is back with the Patriots today, would be proud.'

Erik ten Hag's team won the Carabao Cup and qualified for the Champions League in the second half of last season, with Austrian international Stefan ten Hag tagging Old Trafford. Unfortunately, the former Leipzig midfielder's on-field performances did not earn him a permanent move, instead he joined Borussia Dortmund via parent club Bayern Munich. United's new campaign has been off to a slow start, with their Dutch boss coming under intense scrutiny, and several of last season's top performers have been called into question.

Erik ten Hag wished that the days of Manchester United'make do and mend' had come. With Wout Weghorst and Marcel Sabitzer on loan in January to fill inequities caused by injury, suspensions, and an extensive fixture list, there was plenty of quick fixes last season. Due to a lack of depth in the team, United's boss had to deal with all manner of workarounds, especially in midfield and assault. Rasmus Hojlund and Mason Mount's expensive summer signings were supposed to have addressed much of this, but United now have unforeseen problems at left-back, in true whack-a-mole fashion.

According to various outlets, Manchester United are close to a contract for Fiorentina midfielder Sofyan Amrabat. During the January transfer window, the Red Devils were keen to sign the Moroccan, but the Serie A team was reluctant to sell him. United rather signed Marcel Sabitzer on loan from Bayern Munich, but their deep interest in Amrabat has remained.

The pre-season is in full swing, but transfer market traffic is only getting busier as clubs continue to develop their squads. On Monday, more eye-catching contracts fell into place, with Wilfried Zaha finalizing his move to Galatasaray and former Manchester United midfielder Marcel Sabitzer joining Borussia Dortmund from Bayern Munich. Since Al-Hilal paid a world-record transfer fee of £259 million for the PSG forward, Kylian Mbappe is also mulling over his future.

Borussia Dortmund has confirmed the signing of Marcel Sabitzer, who has signed a contract until June 2027. Manchester United's decision not to sign the midfielder on a permanent basis follows his loan stint with the club last season. Instead, the 29-year-old makes his move to Dortmund for a reported £16 million and becomes the first name to trade Bayern Munich for their Bundesliga rivals. I can't wait to be a member of the BVB and wear the BVB jersey.' Following the announcement of the transfer, Sabitzer informed the club's official website. 'The Borussia Dortmund's chiefs were fantastic, and it showed me how excited the club is expected to be in the coming years.'

Borussia Dortmund is now 'closing in on a transfer to Bayern Munich's Marcel Sabitzer.' According to Fabrizio Romano and Florian Plettenberg, the transaction is expected to cost Edin Terzic's side £16 million and is 'on the verge of being completed.' It comes after Manchester United decided not to make the versatile midfielder's loan deal permanent after he was signed in January as injury compensation for Cristian Eriksen.

According to various sites, Manchester United is believed to be monitoring Sofyan Amrabat, which is located in Morocco. Since first focusing on the midfielder in January, Mail Sport reported that the club was expected to rekindle their interest in him. Rather, Erik ten Hag's team made a play for Marcel Sabitzer to add to their midfield after losing Christian Eriksen to a fracture.

Nine Two Holdings, Sheikh Jassim's takeover bidder, has established themselves as a registered UK company. In recent months, Sheikh Jassim has been front-running a Qatari-based bid to purchase the Old Trafford club. Sheikh Jassim and Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos company is now a sle battle to replace the Glazers, and after several rounds of bidding, it appears a final decision on the takeover is imminent.

In a brutal analysis by Simon Jordan, Manchester United winger Antony has been described as "£90 million worth of c***." In a £85.5 million contract with Ajax last summer, the 23-year-old winger joined the Red Devils. Although there were glimpses of promise from the Brazilian international during his debut season, it was still an underwhelming campaign, with only four Premier League goals in 25 appearances.

Erik ten Hag, according to Mail Sport, remains an admirer of the pair, but the club is keen to put its money into recruiting upgrades in their respective fields. Sabitzer, who sustained a season-ending meniscus injury a fortnight ago, has played his last game for the club and will return to Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich. Although Weghorst is due to return to Championship champion Burnley at the end of the season, the club is still on the back of the season. Fans of Weghorst will know that the club's decision not to pursue a permanent contract will come as no surprise.

After finishing third in the Premier League standings during his first season as coach Erik ten Hag wants to see new investment in his Manchester United squad during the summer transfer window. With a world-class striker and a new central midfielder, center-back, and goalkeeper, the Dutchman is eager to improve his team's spine this summer.

Manchester United can guarantee Champions League football against Chelsea at least a point. The Red Devils come into the game after beating Bournemouth, with Casemiro scoring the game's only goal. Liverpool is just three points behind Erik ten Hag's side in fifth, with United ranked fourth with 69 points. With that being said, one point is enough to guarantee the Red Devils' spot in the Champions League next season.

According to reports, Manchester United will have to pay £22 million if they want to get the long-term care of Bayern Munich loanee Marcel Sabitzer. After starting Christian Eriksen suffered with a mid-term injury and has had a positive effect in the Premier League, the Austrian midfielder made the move from the Bundesliga to Old Trafford in January. Sabitzer has made 18 appearances under Erik ten Hag, scoring three times in 18 appearances, but after suffering a few minor injuries and the return of his Danish colleague in April, his fame has diminished.

CHRIS WHEELER: Sabitzer came from Bayern Munich on loan in January, but reports indicate that a decision regarding whether or not to make the transfer permanent has yet to be made. The two clubs will liaise over the 29-year-old's medical and rehabilitation. United are likely to be looking for a new central midfielder this summer, having previously been linked with Frenkie De Jong, Jude Bellingham, and Declan Rice.