Kicker provides an update on the early termination of Aliou Baldé's loan to VfL Bochum.\nThe VfL Bochum club has announced on Tuesday that the loan of Aliou Baldé from OGC Nizza, initially intended to last until the end of the season, has been terminated early. The 22-year-old offensive player will return to his parent club in the French Ligue 1 with immediate effect. Baldé had joined Bochum in August but only managed to play 87 minutes across five league appearances as a substitute.

Aliou Baldé leaves VfL Bochum and returns to his parent club OGC Nizza. The Bundesliga club officially announces that the loan, initially set for one year, is terminated early. The winger moves back to France with immediate effect. At VfL, the Senegalese player was not the expected reinforcement, having been substituted in five times in the Bundesliga at the start of the season. Baldé has not played since mid-October.

Aliou Baldé, currently on loan to VfL Bochum from OGC Nizza, may see his loan spell end prematurely. Bochum is seeking to end the loan due to Baldé's lack of impact on the field and repeated tardiness to training sessions. The club's coach, Dieter Hecking, has expressed a desire to reduce the squad size despite needing reinforcements in attack.

Aliou Baldé, who is on loan to VfL Bochum from OGC Nice, has been temporarily excluded from training for disciplinary reasons. VfL Bochum's head coach, Dieter Hecking, brought him back to the team, expressing hope that the disciplinary action was understood. There is a possibility that his loan could be terminated early, as he might depart from Bochum in the winter, even though his loan is officially set to last until the summer.