Nico Elvedi back in Gladbach training: full concentration on the new season!

Nico Elvedi back in Gladbach training: full concentration on the new season!

Nico Elvedi and the challenges according to the EM

After a disappointing appearance at the European Championship, the 27-year-old Swiss central defender Nico Elvedi is back in training with Borussia Mönchengladbach am Tegernsee. The return to the team comes after a phase in which he was neither used in the games of the Swiss national team nor had the opportunity to show his skills. A fact that is of great importance for both him and the fans of Gladbach.

The influence of personal success

Elvedi openly commented on his disappointment: "Of course I personally imagined the European Championship a little differently. That was the coach's decision, I have to accept that." The allegation of the lack of use has not only sporty, but also psychological dimensions, since it is important for competitive athletes to have a platform to prove themselves and to demonstrate their skills.

New goal: return to the form

In preparation for the new season, Elvedi apparently realizes that he did not optimally complete the last Bundesliga season. "I know that last season wasn't my best. I didn't find the first half of the season that bad. In the second half of the season I made too many small mistakes and I wasn't quite there in my head," he admits. A more focused training and new goals should help to regain the form.

Open future: What will become of Elvedi?

His current situation is also influenced by the upcoming transfer rumors. However, Elvedi remains calm: "I am at Gladbach, that's the status. If something comes, I'll take a look at it." This uncertainty reflects the general topic of player transfers, which is currently a hotly discussed topic in football. The transfer window closes on August 30th, and the possibility of a change continues to hovers over it.

full concentration on Gladbach

Regardless of speculation about a possible change of club, Elvedi's focus is currently on his role at Borussia Mönchengladbach. "At the moment, however, the full concentration only applies to Gladbach-and I would like to boast more than in the last Bundesliga season," he explains. This shows not only his loyalty to the club, but also the motivation to increase its skills and to help the team, which sees him as a valuable player.

With the upcoming test game against Ipswich, it will be shown whether Elvedi is actually able to achieve his goals and prove that it can be a load -bearing pillar on the defensive of Gladbach. It remains to be seen what role the central defenders will play in the coming season and whether new challenges are waiting for him.

- Nag