But the club has so far refused to offer improved terms and Mendy is now set to leave the club at the end of the season.

Sebastian Kehl on the contract extension for Mats Hummels: 
”We are delighted to have agreed an extension with Mats this week. We’ve been in discussions for a few weeks, and Mats has done a lot of thinking, as he’s at a phase in life where he’s asking himself certain questions. But we were able to reach an agreement quickly and are happy to share the good news today, which will hopefully give us an extra push going into the weekend. Another year with Mats Hummels is another good year for Borussia Dortmund. He has delivered sensational performances whenever he’s been called upon.” 

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The Green-Whites were satisfied with their performance following the 1-0 loss against BVB, but were disappointed to not take any points back home with them. WERDER.DE were in the mixed zone to gather the reaction of the coaching staff and players after the game.

“Our fans and football fans around the world can look forward to this tie,” Kahn said of the quarter-finals matchup (via @iMiaSanMia). “Manchester City are an absolute top team, but we are FC Bayern. We must and we will be ready for this great opponent.”

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While Union and 3278 supporters enjoyed live action inside the Alte Försterei, football was also put on the back burner. After the devastating floods in Nordrhein-Westfalen and Rhineland-Pfalz, the club took the decision to donate all ticket monies to Aktion Deutschland Hilft. The group is collecting donations to support flood victims in the area and you can find more information on how you can help here.

And despite returning to action recently, and bagging goals against Leeds and Leicester, Scholes believes there’s much more to come from the 22-year-old.

Boris Rupert reporting from Augsburg