A return to Dortmund is almost certain for Marco Reus after the end of his career. When you know so many people there and are so connected, “I would be pretty stupid not to return,” he told “Sport Bild.” In what capacity is not yet known. “I’m not the kind of person who draws up three-year plans. I’ll just wait and see. I have big goals here that are currently my focus. But we’ll definitely talk about working together in the next few months,” said the 35-year-old.
Reus described the current BVB team as interesting with “very good reinforcements. But it will take some time. Important players have left, the new ones have to get used to the club. There will most likely be setbacks,” he said. It is important to have confidence and then be able to perform consistently.
Reus has advice for other professionals
After twelve years at Borussia Dortmund, the former German international player said goodbye and has been playing for the MLS club Galaxy in Los Angeles since August. Reus did not want to name a favorite moment from his time in Dortmund, but said in the interview: What he enjoyed most was “the time with the guys in the dressing room. Being together. I can only advise every professional to appreciate these moments. It’s not something that lasts forever, at some point it’s all over.”
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