The termination negotiations with Kramer (contract until 2025) are at an impasse. Gladbach does not want to pay his full 4 million euro salary, but Kramer does not want to leave easily.

Christoph Kramer and Borussia Mönchengladbach are likely to part ways this summer. Negotiations for the immediate termination of his contract, which runs until 2025, are in the final stages. The club's sports director, Roland Virkus, indicated that Kramer would face tough competition for a midfield position this season. Kramer had inquired about his prospects with the coach and was informed that it would be challenging due to strong competition.

Kramer requested a meeting to discuss his future at the club, given his limited playtime in the previous season and the arrival of new players. The club indicated that it would be difficult for him to get more playtime. There are ongoing negotiations about a severance package, but both sides are still far apart.

Discussions about terminating Christoph Kramer's contract, which runs until 2025, have taken place and will likely continue. The coach informed Kramer that competing for a place in midfield would be challenging due to strong competition.

Negotiations about terminating Christoph Kramer's contract, which runs until 2025, have been conducted, and more discussions are expected to follow. The coach has informed Kramer that there will be significant competition in the midfield, making it challenging for him.

Christoph Kramer's contract, which is dated until 2025, is to be terminated prematurely. He approached the coach and the sporting director at the end of the season to discuss his future perspectives. The club has many midfielders, and his situation is unlikely to improve. Further discussions will follow. Kramer trained normally on Wednesday.

When asked about a potential lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia, Christoph Kramer mentioned that he would consider moving if offered 12 million for half a year.

Borussia Mönchengladbach would like to terminate Christoph Kramer's contract, which runs until 2025. Kramer, however, sees his future with Borussia and feels committed to the club.

Christoph Kramer's future at Borussia Mönchengladbach is uncertain. It's very possible that the club and the 2014 World Cup winner will part ways in the summer. Kramer, recovered from pneumonia, played for 45 minutes against VfL Viktoria Jüchen-Garzweiler in a friendly match, which could have been his farewell performance. Despite Kramer's contract running until summer 2025, all signs point to a separation. Kramer's role in the plans of head coach Gerardo Seoane has been diminishing, with only 14 league appearances, 13 of which he was subbed in. His last Bundesliga game for Borussia was a 5:2 win against VfL Bochum on February 24. Kramer was still in the squad four more times before he fell ill with a lung disease and was out for the rest of the season. Borussia wants to dissolve the still one-year contract already this summer. Initial talks have taken place, but have not yet yielded any results.