Midfielder Elvis Rexhbecaj has left VfL Wolfsburg for fellow Bundesliga side FC Augsburg after the Wolves reached an agreement with the ‘Fuggerstädter’ over the sale of the 24-year-old. Rexhbecaj, who has been part of VfL’s first-team squad since 2017/18, spent the 2020/21 and 2021/22 campaigns on loan at 1. FC Köln and VfL Bochum respectively. As well as scoring twice in 32 appearances for the Green-and-Whites in the Bundesliga, DFB Cup and Europa League, he also made 47 outings for the reserves in the Regionalliga Nord (fourth division).

“We don’t think Lucas Paqueta’s injury is as serious as first feared,” Moyes said.

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As Germany U21s prepare to face Denmark on Monday in their opening U21 European Championship group match (21:00 CEST), schalke04.de spoke to Royal Blues midfielder Suat Serdar ahead of the tournament in Italy and San Marino. Serdar spoke about his aims for the tournament, provides an insight into the team’s training and reflects on the U20 World Cup in South Korea two years ago.

Kelvin Yeboah: “It was a great game. We did a lot right, but we also made mistakes. It’s tough to be standing here without any points despite having scored three goals in Dortmund. Making my debut for FCA in a game like that is a special experience. We can take a lot of positives from the game, but we also know that we have to keep working hard.”

And when dropped points reared their unwelcome head again against Borussia Dortmund, Julian Nagelsmann and the team acted fast to ensure it was an aberration rather than a return to form. A window into the process:

The will shown by the bottom-placed side to change that story as quickly as possible was clear to see from the start. With just 10 seconds on the clock, Ilhas Bebou missed Mark Flekken’s goal by mere centimetres. Freiburg then quickly got themselves stuck into the game, and made perfect use of their first big chance. Vincenzo Grifo crossed looking for Michael Gregoritsch, causing chaos in the Hoffenheim back-line – Eggestein dispatched the rebound with aplomb, giving former Freiburg ‘keeper Oliver Baumann no chance in goal and making it 1-0 to SCF on five minutes. It was midfielder Eggestein’s first goal of the season.