Gladbach is on the verge of losing key player Nico Elvedi. The Swiss defender is in high demand and is set to move to Leeds United for €8.5m.

What's happening with Elvedi?

The Bild reports that the Swiss defender is highly sought after by Premier League club Leeds United. The team, led by former Gladbach coach Daniel Farke, is set to offer around €8.5m for the Swiss World Cup player – with just one year left on his contract.

How is Gladbach reacting?

Gladbach is holding out for Elvedi's release clause, which is reportedly set at €10m. For Leeds, this is a relatively small amount, considering the money that is circulating in the English top flight.

What does this mean for Gladbach?

As a result, Elvedi's time at Borussia-Park could be coming to an end after eleven years. Talks over a contract extension have so far been unsuccessful, and a free transfer in the summer is likely. Gladbach could now take advantage of this situation and earn a significant amount of money for their long-time defensive chief.