Strasbourg are in discussions with Borussia Mönchengladbach over a potential permanent transfer for United States international Giovanni Reyna, according to L’Équipe. The Ligue 1 club are actively strengthening their attacking options during the summer transfer window, and have identified the 23-year-old as a key target.
Reyna joined Mönchengladbach last summer from Borussia Dortmund, signing a contract that runs until 2028, but the club are reportedly open to a sale. He has earned 43 caps for the USMNT, including five appearances at the recent World Cup, and brings significant international experience. Despite his potential, Reyna’s time in Germany has been hampered by frequent injuries.
Last season, Reyna featured in 19 Bundesliga matches for Mönchengladbach, though he only started four of those games. He scored one league goal during the campaign. His limited playing time suggests he may be seeking a fresh start elsewhere, and Strasbourg could offer him a more prominent role. The move aligns with Strasbourg’s ambition to build a competitive squad capable of challenging higher up the Ligue 1 table.
Strasbourg are also reportedly pursuing other attacking options, including Robbie Ure and Aaron Bibout, indicating a broad effort to bolster their forward line. The potential arrival of Reyna would add a creative spark and goal threat to their attack. A successful transfer could see Reyna become a focal point of Strasbourg’s offensive play, offering a platform to rediscover the form that once marked him as a promising talent at Dortmund. The transfer could provide Reyna with a new environment to consistently showcase his abilities and contribute to a team’s ambitions.