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Gladbach verbally agrees terms with Blessin to replace Polanski

·By Paul Lindisfarne
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Gladbach verbally agrees terms with Blessin to replace Polanski

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Borussia Mönchengladbach have reportedly reached a verbal agreement with Alexander Blessin to succeed the sacked Eugen Polanski, though the deal is not yet finalised.

Sky reports that the two sides have agreed on a collaboration in principle, and that a successful conclusion to the talks is expected soon.

Sporting director Rouven Schröder had already confirmed on Saturday that Gladbach had reached an agreement with one candidate, without naming him, according to Fussballtransfers.

Blessin had been linked with the Foals alongside two other names in recent days. Enrico Maaßen, currently at FC St. Gallen, and the club-less Vladimir Petković were also mentioned as possible successors to Polanski.

Borussia Monchengladbach have been searching for a new coach since Polanski’s dismissal.

Blessin's last job was with St Pauli, having been dismissed over the summer after their relegation last season from the Bundesliga.

The German spent two years with St Pauli and also has past Serie A experience with Genoa.