Borussia Mönchengladbach has had numerous transfer activities in the summer break. After the World Cup, the transfer market could still have a hot phase. Selling candidates and new starsSo Gladbach plans the hot transfer phase Aktualisiert At Borussia Mönchengladbach, a lot has happened in this transfer summer already! The balance so far: seven players came, seven went. But how does the club plan the rest of the phase until the season opener? A hint at what might still come was already given by Sport Director Rouven Schröder at the training start on July 12: „The market is not yet fully in motion. I'm looking forward to how it looks when the World Cup final is over“. And now, since the World Cup is history, the transfer summer 2026 could still gain momentum. Especially the wealthy English Premier League has surely got one or the other Gladbach professional on its radar. ### Premier League club could still knock on Nicolas and Elvedi's door At the top of the wish list are goalkeeper Moritz Nicolas and center-back Nico Elvedi. As it is said, there are already loose inquiries for the duo, but concrete offers are still in short supply. On the Lower Rhine, one would like to keep the duo at all costs. Especially with Nicolas, Gladbach has the reins firmly in hand, his contract runs until 2029. Only a very strong offer could make the bosses think twice. It's different with Elvedi: He's in his last contract year, which makes the club talkative. Schröder said: „If offers come in, we'll deal with them and weigh them“. Now the ball is in Elvedi's court, who has to decide on his further career. This is reported by „90min.de“. In the attack, there are also some personal matters that are still unclear. There's Franck Honorat, who longs for the European stage, but so far, it's been quiet around him. The original plan to sign another winger seems to be off the table, as the signs with Honorat point to him staying. The situation with Joe Scally, who is eyeing a transfer to England, is different. Although his contract is valid until 2027, it remains uncertain whether a club will take the plunge. The Fohlen are preparing for a possible departure; with new signing Yukhym Konoplia, a replacement is already in place. The most likely candidate for departure among the outgoing players is Nathan Ngoumou, whose gap could be closed without an external signing. And then there are two special cases: Florian Neuhaus and Tomas Cvancara. This duo has been on the sales list for a long time and should leave the club this summer – otherwise, it could get uncomfortable on the stands. The problem with Neuhaus: His high salary makes a transfer complicated. That the contract is terminated is considered unrealistic. A transfer from Cvancara would be easier to implement, but a large transfer fee will probably not be forthcoming. Economically, things look solid for the Fohlen. The seven new players cost a total of only twelve million euros, which leads to a healthy transfer surplus of 8.5 million euros. Sales pressure? Not at all! But if top players like Nicolas, Honorat, or Elvedi leave, a reaction on the player market is unavoidable. The big question remains: Will the market, as predicted by Schröder, still gain momentum?