Florian PlettenbergTier 1
@Plettigoal · 51d ago
🚨🩺 Fabian Reese has successfully completed his medical. Announcement of his move to VfL Wolfsburg is planned soon.
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Fabian Reese to VfL Wolfsburg: transfer completed
Fabian Reese has completed a move to VfL Wolfsburg. The story was first reported on 17 June and is backed by 4 reports, including 4 from tier-1 sources, led by @Plettigoal.
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Source quality4 tier-1 of 4 reports
Corroboration1 independent handle
StageAdvanced talks
Freshnessupdated 51d ago
Signal strength reflects reporting reliability — not the probability of the deal happening.
The reports · 4 sources
Florian PlettenbergTier 1
@Plettigoal · 53d ago
🚨💥 Fabian Reese to VfL Wolfsburg - DONE DEAL ✔️ Full agreement with Hertha BSC now reached following the verbal agreement between Reese/Wolfsburg until 2030. Transfer fee worth €8-9m. Medical soon. Reese was Wolfsburg’s top transfer target for their push to return to the Bundesliga. A brave move, but also a lot of money for Hertha. @SkySportDE 🇩🇪
Florian PlettenbergTier 1
@Plettigoal · 54d ago
🚨🐺 EXCL | Fabian Reese has now informed Hertha BSC of his desire to join VfL Wolfsburg. Agreement in principle on top contract until 2030. Final negotiations between clubs over transfer fee now underway. Deal could be finalised quickly. @SkySportDE 🇩🇪 https://t.co/vduRLytkS7
Florian PlettenbergTier 1
@Plettigoal · 55d ago
🚨⏳ BREAKING | Fabian Reese has decided to join VfL Wolfsburg despite relegation. Further talks and negotiations taking place today. No agreement with Hertha BSC yet. Reese and Wolfsburg have agreed terms in principle on a long-term contract post @robby_eleven. As revealed in early June, Reese remains Wolfsburg’s dream target. @L_deRuiter @SkySportDE 🇩🇪
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