Noah Mbamba, who is on loan from Bayer Leverkusen to Fortuna Düsseldorf, is not a key player at the second-division club. It has been reported that Fortuna Düsseldorf, having excluded the Belgian from the matchday squad over the weekend, intends to terminate the loan because the midfielder is not fulfilling the expected role and lacks opportunities to play. If a new possibility emerges that guarantees more playing time in the German lower leagues or abroad, it would be reasonable for all parties involved to consider a change of location.

Noah Mbamba, who is currently on loan at Fortuna Düsseldorf from Bayer Leverkusen, was initially considered for removal from the team due to unprofessional conduct and poor performance. However, there is now no plan to terminate his loan prematurely. Leverkusen wants Mbamba to remain at Fortuna and demonstrate his abilities. Klaus Allofs, a manager at Fortuna, indicated that there is ongoing communication with Leverkusen to evaluate Mbamba's progress over the coming weeks. Despite his initial challenges, Mbamba is beginning to show promise during the training camp in Marbella, and he has received positive feedback from his teammates.

Noah Mbamba was loaned from neighboring Leverkusen for a year but played only 78 minutes across 6 games. He has been frequently late, and the team's treasurer Florian Kastenmeier mentioned that Mbamba was his best customer, indicating fines for tardiness.

Noah Mbamba was expected to perform well at Fortuna Düsseldorf, but he has been unable to meet expectations. Both Leverkusen and the player are dissatisfied with the situation, leading to potential discussions about ending the loan early in winter.