Borussia Mönchengladbach has arranged a special clause with loan club 1. FC Kaiserslautern to maximize Grant-Leon Ranos's playing time. It was reported by 'Bild' that the second division club is required to pay an additional fee for every game Ranos does not participate in, which is added to the loan fee. The deal does not include a purchase option. Mönchengladbach is hopeful for the long-term success of the Armenian striker, who remains under contract with Borussia until 2027. Ranos has only participated in two brief appearances for the professionals this season.

Gladbach striker Grant-Leon Ranos (21), who is under contract until 2027 with Borussia, moves on a loan basis until the end of the season to the second division club 1. FC Kaiserslautern. BILD reported that Gladbach included a peculiar clause in Ranos' contract, but it does not include a purchase option. The details of what Gladbach hopes to achieve with this clause and why Kaiserslautern might have to pay more are available on BILDplus.

Grant-Leon Ranos is on the verge of moving from Borussia Mönchengladbach to 1. FC Kaiserslautern. Reports from 'Sky' indicate that the 21-year-old striker will be loaned to the second-division club until the summer. The two clubs have reportedly reached an agreement on this deal, which does not include a purchase option. An official confirmation from the clubs is anticipated shortly. It is expected that Ranos will gain valuable match practice at a higher level with the Red Devils. Since joining in the summer of 2023, the Armenian international has struggled to secure a place with the Gladbach Bundesliga team and has mainly been playing for Borussia's second team in the Regionalliga West, where he has managed to score three goals and provide two assists in four matches.

Borussia Mönchengladbach is considering loaning out Grant-Leon Ranos to give him more playing time. The loan will not include a purchase option. Ranos is seen as a future asset for the club.