United States Midfielder Gio Reyana has completed her transfer Borusia monchengladbach From Bundesliga His rival Borusia dortmundClubs announced on Saturday.
22 -year -old Reyana has signed a three -year contract through summer of 2028.
For Reyna, it means the end of her six -year stay in Dortmund, where she started her professional career after leaving New York City FCAcademy.
It represents a new beginning for Reyna, when her early major promise was stopped from a series of injuries and the struggle for the first team minutes.
“Borusia is a brilliant, big club,” Reyana said in a statement. “I am glad that the transfer has been able to complete and I am eager to know everyone here, as well as to deal with the upcoming games simultaneously.”
Reyana made just three starts in Germany Bundesliga Last season spent the second part of the previous campaign on loan Premier League Side Nottingham Forest,
While it was part of the Dortmund squad that reached the quarter -finals of the club World Cup of this summer, Reyana made only a 12 -minute substitute appearance. His participation in the tournament meant that he missed for the US Mains National Team team Concacaf Gold Cup,
Reyna, son of former US midfielder Claudio Reyana, has won 32 caps for USMNT and scored eight goals. With only solitary substitute appearance since Maurisio Pchethino took over as coach last year, Reyana would now be hoping that the Gladback move can rejuvenate her career and earn a place in the American team for the next summer World Cup on the soil of the house.
He joined a gladback side, which finished 10th in Bundesleiga last season and closed the new campaign at Hamburg’s house on Sunday.
“Jio brings a lot of experience with him, besides being a young player, with a lot of capacity,” Rolland Virkus said, Borusia Managing Director Rolland Virkus said. “We have been monitoring her for some time and are convinced that she has the required qualities to help us on the pitch.
“He is familiar with Bundesleiga and can play many different positions in the attack.”
