BVB star thought about career

At Borussia Dortmund, Marius Wolf is currently one of the advanced master personnel. Before not too long, the BVB professional was still taking a career end.

• BVB: Marius Wolf about the "hardest time" of his career
• BVB change a "dream" for Marius Wolf

The Vita of Marius Wolf now adores some clubs. The 26-year-old today was trained at the 1st FC Nuremberg and at 1860 Munich. At the beginning of 2016, it moved him to Hannover 96 for a year, then to Eintracht Frankfurt, where the breakthrough succeeded.

In 2018, Borussia Dortmund secured the services of the versatile midfielder, on a lending, Wolf 2019/2020 for Hertha BSC and in the following season at the 1st FC Cologne played.

Since the past summer, Wolf is back in the BVB squad - and comes under coach Marco Rose somewhat surprisingly regularly to the train.

"Of course we have many failures this season. I wanted to start zero again and then worked out my minutes," the former U21 national player looked back in the "Kicker Meet's Dazn" podcast on the last few months.

BVB: Marius Wolf about the "hardest time" of his career

In particular, his flexibility benefits Wolf. He already operated under Rose on different positions in different systems. "I can do well with every1. There are players who decide the games, and also guys who work - not just on the grass," Wolf said.

Schocken can not do the native franc anyway much, the "hardest time" of his career he already has behind him, as he told in the interview with regard to his loseless commitment to Hanover. "I had a two-year contract, I said I games in the U 23, then all licking me on the ass and then I stop. Such days were also there," Wolfged Wolf.

BVB change a "dream" for Marius Wolf

The change to Dortmund then compensated for the privations. "When I first heard of interest, I thought: madness! When I signed, my mother wrote the message: 'Now your dream has come true'," Wolf described since earliest Childhood BVB fan is.

The fact that his time was interrupted twice with the borrowings to Berlin and Cologne, does not interfere with the right foot. "That was not so difficult for me because I really wanted to play football. When the chance was not given to me, I quickly searched for a solution," says Wolf. Especially in the cathedral town he was matured footballery.