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Huge blow for Nico Schlotterbeck. The defender of Borussia Dortmund was making the big draws in recent weeks. Key element of the German club, the 25-year-old defender was announced in the sights of many large European calibers, including Paris Saint-Germain. Unfortunately for him, his season stopped at once. The BVB has just announced that the player injured in the meniscus.
“The central defender of Borussia Dortmund, Nico Schlotterbeck, suffers from a tear from the meniscus of the left knee and will no longer be available for the BVB in any competition this season”can we read on the press release. “The absence of Nico touches us deeply. It is an essential element of our team and impressed by its constant performances this season. We hope that he will quickly find the form and that he will benefit from our maximum support when he returns ”said the sports director of the Marsupiaux, Sebastian Kehl.
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