Reus extends at BVB: “We have a big goal in mind”

According to reports, the national player has to accept heavy financial losses. Previously had Sport1 , the BILD and Sky reported on the upcoming step. “Right now, we as a team, like all of our fans, have a big goal in mind that we are all focused on: We want to become German champions, and we need every single Borussia player to do that,” said Reus. “But beyond that, I still have a great desire to give my best for the club where I have already spent more than half my life. For me, there is still nothing better than scoring goals and celebrating victories together in front of the best fans in the world and in the most beautiful stadium in the world.” Reus had repeatedly emphasized in recent weeks that he wanted to end his career at his home club, thereby contradicting speculation about a change of club. Reports at the beginning of the year about alleged interest from Al-Nassr (Saudi Arabia), where Cristiano Ronaldo is under contract, subsequently turned out to be unfounded. Lots of ups and downs The Dortmund offensive all-rounder has enjoyed cult status among many BVB fans for years, but has recently come under criticism. He disappointed in the Bundesliga summit at Bayern Munich (2:4) and in the DFB Cup at RB Leipzig (0:2). In the last three games against 1. FC Union Berlin (2:1), in Stuttgart (3:3) and against Frankfurt (4:0) he initially sat on the bench. Reus was born in Dortmund and played for BVB in his youth from 1995 to 2005. After stints at Rot Weiss Ahlen and Borussia Mönchengladbach, he returned in 2012 and has played continuously for Borussia since then. He won the DFB Cup in 2017 and 2021. This season he scored eight goals in competitive games. Through the agreement with Reus, BVB has tied up a second national player with an expiring contract for the coming season. The collaboration with Julian Brandt (26) had previously been sealed until 2026.

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Reus extends at BVB: “We have a big goal in mind”

Captain Marco Reus has extended his contract with Borussia Dortmund, which expires at the end of the season. The 33-year-old veteran's new contract runs until 2024, as BVB announced on Thursday.

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