Korea's first mixed-race castrope player like this. Crazy competitive spirit and revenge. Forewarned to smash his former team → Waiting for Derby's game

Sep 25, 2025

Jens Kastroff is a player who enjoys big stages and emotionally intense stages. There is a good word in the proverbial language.

The German media outlet Glatbach Live, specializing in Borussia Mönchengladbach, reported on the 24th (Korean time) that Castrov was interviewed with the club and that `Castrov is already looking forward to the real derby.'

Mönchengladbach is a rival to FC Cologne. The neighboring city of Mönchengladbach and Cologne formed a regional rivalry. Cologne was one of the strongest teams in the Bundesliga until the 1990s, and Mönchengladbach was the best team in the Bundesliga in the 1970s. Since Mönchengladbach became stronger in the Bundesliga, the rivalry between the two teams has deepened.

Kastroff was already waiting for the derby match against Cologne. "I'm The B's personality. I love this fierce game. Emotions burst, adrenaline came out, and the atmosphere was great. I can perform at my best in a game like this"I promised a good performance in the derby match against Cologne.

Another reason why Kastroff is waiting for a rival match against Cologne is to take revenge on Cologne. In fact, Cologne is Castrov's former team. Kastrov grew up at the Cologne youth academy from 2015. Kastroff, who grew steadily in Cologne, rose well to the Cologne second team.

However, Cologne did not judge Castrov as a talent to work in the first team. Castrov wanted to succeed at Cologne, but there was no reason to stay on the team that didn't give him a chance. He made his first team debut on loan to FC Nuremberg in 2022. Kastrov proved his talent by playing straight for Nuremberg, but Cologne sold Kastrov to Nuremberg.

It was a misjudgment by Cologne. Kastrov was recognized as an outstanding prospect at Nuremberg and managed to move to Mönchengladbach. Nuremberg made a big profit by selling the prospect, who was recruited for 900,000 euros (about 1.5 billion won), for 4.5 million euros (about 7.4 billion won), five times more in just two years.

Castrov is burning his revenge by marking the derby match against Cologne in bold on his calendar. He said "I'm the type to be driven by emotions. So I'm really looking forward to The B," he said with great significance.

Castrov cannot do it alone to take revenge on Cologne. If the team does well, it can avenge with victory. The recent atmosphere is overwhelmingly good in Cologne, so a difficult match is expected for Mönchengladbach. First of all, we need to turn the mood around under the interim coach Eugen Polanski.

Kastroff said "I'm ambitious and I want to play as often as possible. Of course, I know that competition is fierce in the midfield. Still, I believe my strengths will work in the end,' he said, expressing confidence to prove his skills properly under Polanski.

This article was translated by Naver AI translator.