Sébastien Haller: Return to Utrecht is bursting due to financial problems!

The football player Sébastien Haller considered a return to FC Utrecht while he is in a difficult phase of his career. Borussia Dortmund, whose player is Haller, also showed interest in this plan. However, FC Utrecht has said goodbye to the idea of ​​an obligation, since the association cannot afford the loan of Haller.

Haller did not score a goal in Spain at FC Leganés in nine missions and was sitting on the bench since the beginning of November. Both Leganés and Dortmund agree that the loan makes no sense and it should be canceled as soon as Dortmund has found a successor club for Haller. In addition, Haller in Dortmund has little chance of operations behind the strikers Serhou Guirassy and Maximilian Beier.

Financial hurdles for Utrecht

The return deal in Utrecht was originally positive, but was stopped due to financial reasons. The upcoming sale of Ole Romeny to England for a six -figure sum is not enough to cover Haller's content and rental fee. The transfer window remains open until February 1st and Dinamo Zagreb has shown interest in Haller.

In addition, it was found that a return from Haller to FC Utrecht is considered unlikely due to its high salary. The association is currently taking third place in the Eredivisie and tried to create financial scope for Haller by selling Oxen Romeny to Oxford United. Haller was part of FC Utrecht from 2015 to 2017 and scored 52 goals in 98 games.

During his career, which includes the stations at Eintracht Frankfurt and West Ham United, Haller became Ajax 'record transfer and was the top goal scorer of the Eredivisie season 2021-22 with 21 goals. Nevertheless, Haller subsequently had to deal with challenges after he was diagnosed with cancer shortly after his transfer to Borussia Dortmund. This season he did not score a goal in eight games for CD Leganés.

utrecht's coach Ron Jans will probably continue to rely on strikers David Min, Noah Ohio and Anthony Descotte for the second half of the season. Haller's contract with Borussia Dortmund is still running for a year and a half.