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Shares minutes on left flank Hack has made four Bundesliga appearances this season, including two starts, while operating primarily on the left side of midfield.

Impact Hack has settled into a rotational role on the left, alternating between starts and appearances off the bench. He has created two chances while adding six crosses, four corners and two tackles across four Bundesliga appearances. His involvement on set pieces adds another avenue for production, though his playing time is likely to continue fluctuating as part of the midfield rotation.

3 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Ends year with first goal Hack scored a goal with his lone shot during Saturday's 4-0 win over Hoffenheim.

Impact Hack entered the match in the 67th minute and scored Gladbach's final goal in the 91st. It was the first goal of an injury plagued campaign for Hack as he started the year with three straight starts before making just five more Bundesliga appearances due to knee injuries.

MAY 16 • ROTOWIRE

Plays 14 minutes in return Hack generated two crosses (one accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus Wolfsburg. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 95th minute.

Impact Hack made his long awaited return to competitive action after the knee injury that wiped out most of his season and played 14 minutes. He had opened the season brilliantly with a brace in the cup and looked set for a bigger role in the team before the injury struck in the third league game, with multiple setbacks in recovery prolonging his absence further.

APRIL 26 • ROTOWIRE

Set to return Sunday Hack (knee) is fit and available for selection ahead of Sunday's game against Mainz, according to manager Eugen Polanski.

Impact Hack is one of several BMG players who will be returning to the squad this weekend. Even though the team had been very cautious with his return to action, he's been deemed fit by the manager and is likely to be an option off the bench. Hack hasn't played since Nov. 22, when he saw eight minutes off the bench in a 3-0 win over Heidenheim.

APRIL 17 • ROTOWIRE

Cautious with return Hack (knee) is not yet an option as the club takes his return cautiously, according to manager Eugen Polanski. "The training ground is currently really full. Except for Tim =, who...

Impact Hack has been training for a few weeks now, but he is still not an option to play, as the attacker continues to struggle with a knee injury. However, he does appear to be closing in on his return, potentially an option in the next few games. He has only appeared four times all season due to the constant injuries he has suffered this campaign, hoping to get a few more attempts on the field before the season ends.

APRIL 9 • ROTOWIRE

Back in training, still weeks away Hack (knee) has returned to team training but will not be available for Saturday's clash against Heidenheim, with coach Eugen Polanski ruling him out due to a lack of match sharpne...

Impact Hack was back on the pitch Monday and clearly eager to get going, but coach Eugen Polanski was blunt about the situation, calling it far too early for the attacking midfielder to return to competitive action in only his first normal training week since the injury. The Gladbach coach also made it clear he has no intention of bringing back a player who is not at 100 percent with the club fighting for survival in the Bundesliga, and deliberately left the return timeline open after several previous projections failed to materialize. A return in the coming weeks remains the target, but Gladbach will not be rushed into throwing him back before he is genuinely ready. Haris Tabakovic and Franck Honorat will look to hold their larger role in the attack until he returns.

MARCH 30 • ROTOWIRE

Trains individually Hack (knee) is back in individual training, according to Rheinische Post.

Impact Hack suffered a setback last week, but it appears not to be all that serious, as the midfielder is already back in individual training. That said, a return for him following a muscle fiber tear is likely still a few weeks away. He definitely won't see the field until after the international break, although he could return soon after the break.

MARCH 9 • ROTOWIRE

Suffers setback in training Hack (knee) suffered a setback in team training and will miss several more weeks to recover, according to BILD.

Impact Hack worked his way back into full team training last week and was closing in on a comeback from a long-term knee injury, but the attacking midfielder hit another setback this week that will sideline him for several more weeks. It's a brutal blow for a player who's typically a locked-in starter in Gladbach's frontline. With him out, Haris Tabakovic and Franck Honorat are set to maintain their expanded roles up top and continue carrying the load in the attacking third.

MARCH 3 • ROTOWIRE

Trains in full Hack (knee) was spotted training in full and could return in the coming fixtures, although Saturday's clash against Union Berlin is likely to come too soon for him, coach Eugen Pol...

Impact Hack is back in full team training this week after finally putting a frustrating knee injury behind him, one that kept him out for months following a failed comeback attempt in November. The attacking midfielder is now closing in on a return to the matchday squad, with a March comeback firmly on the table. Whether that happens early or later in the month will depend on how he responds in training over the next few days, but before going down he was a locked-in starter for Gladbach and is fully expected to battle his way back into a similar role once he's back at full speed.

FEBRUARY 26 • ROTOWIRE

Back to partial team training Hack (knee) resumed partial team training Tuesday and should return to the match squad in a few weeks, coach Eugen Polanski commented to the media, according to Jannik Sorgatz from...

Impact Hack was back in partial team training Tuesday and is now ramping up his workload step by step over the next few weeks before rejoining full sessions and pushing for a return to the matchday squad. The attacking midfielder has been out since September and saw a comeback attempt fall through in November, but he now appears to be entering the final stretch of his recovery process. That said, the coaching staff is expected to stay patient this time around and avoid rushing him back before he is fully ready.

FEBRUARY 17 • ROTOWIRE

Two to three weeks away Hack (knee) is targeting a return to the squad in two to three weeks, he told Sky Sports, according to Kicker.

Impact Hack barely featured this season after suffering a knee injury in September that ultimately required surgery. The forward tried to make his way back in November but that comeback stalled quickly and he has missed every match since. Hack has recently been spotted training on grass and working with the ball and he said he is now pain free, which is a major boost given he is a regular starter for Gladbach when healthy and will be important down the stretch, while Florian Neuhaus and Shuto Machino have both benefited from increased minutes during his prolonged absence.

FEBRUARY 9 • ROTOWIRE

Out until after break Hack (knee) will be out until 2026, according to manager Eugan Polanski.

Impact Hack suffered a setback at the start of December and is now officially ruled out until the new year. when fit he was a big part of the team for the third season in a row, though staying fit proved to be a bit of a problem. The forward will have a chance to return for a Jan. 11 clash with Augsburg.

DECEMBER 18, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Suffers setback Hack has suffered a setback and is questionable for Tuesday's DFB Pokal match against St. Pauli, according to manager Eugen Polanski. "Unfortunately, Hacki's had another setback r...

Impact Hack has been battling a knee issue since the start of September and has suffered a relapse, as the attacker is now battling his fitness again. This will leave him questionable for the few matches they have this week, possibly missing out on facing Mainz on Friday. This is a rough development for the midfielder, as he started in three games to begin the season before his injury.

DECEMBER 1, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

On bench against Heidenheim Hack (knee) is on the bench for Saturday's clash against Heidenheim.

Impact Hack has fully recovered from the knee injury that sidelined him since mid-September. The attacking midfielder has trained in full in recent weeks and is now back available for Saturday's clash against Heidenheim. Hack was a regular starter prior to his injury but he only makes the bench for this match as the staff look to manage his return carefully. After two months without playing, he may be eased back into action before reclaiming his usual role.

NOVEMBER 22, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Back available against Heidenheim Hack (knee) is back in the squad and available for Saturday's clash against Heidenheim, coach Eugen Polanski said in the press conference.

Impact Hack has fully recovered from the knee injury that sidelined him since mid-September. The attacking midfielder has trained in full in recent weeks and is now back available for Saturday's clash against Heidenheim. Hack was a regular starter prior to his injury and will likely hold a similar role moving forward, although after two months without playing he may be eased back into the mix to avoid any setbacks.

NOVEMBER 20, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Remains out Hack (knee) is recovering well but will not be of Saturday's game against FC Koln. according to his manager Eugen Polanski on press conference. "Robin Hack has been training largel...

Impact Hack (knee) is not yet at full fitness after picking up an injury in September but has resumed training with the team. His manager plans to use the international break to build his condition. He started all of the first three matches before the injury and should reclaim his place once fully ready.

NOVEMBER 6, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Should resume ball training soon Hack (knee) is expected to resume ball training this week before getting integrated progressively to the team moving forward, Rheinische Post reports.

Impact Hack missed the last four games due to a knee injury, but the winger is expected to resume ball training this week, which would be a very positive development. The forward started the first three games of the season and should be able to compete for a starting role again when back. Until then, Jens Castrop has seen an increased role in the starting XI.

OCTOBER 21, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Training individually Hack (knee) returned to individual training throughout Tuesday's session, Rheinische Post reports.

Impact Hack is back in individual training and is working out on the grass once more. It's a good sign that his recovery is coming along well, though there's still no exact timeline on his return. There's some optimism that Hack could be back at the start of November.

OCTOBER 14, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Running during training Hack (knee) was running during training Thursday but is still expected to miss a few more weeks, according to Thomas Grulke of Rheinische Post.

Impact Hack is back on the training pitch during the international break, but he is being limited, only able to run this week. That said, the attacker is still a few weeks from a return after suffering an inner meniscus tear to begin the season. The forward will likely eye a return in November, looking to return to his starting role once fit.

OCTOBER 9, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Out Sunday Hack is out for Sunday's match against Leverkusen due to an inner meniscus tear in his knee, according to his club.

Impact Hack was outside of team training Thursday and was left a doubt for Sunday, but now appears to be set to miss further time, as it was announced he suffered a tear in his meniscus. The severity is unknown, although this could keep him sidelined for months. This does mean a loss of a regular starter for the club, with Kevin Stoger taking over a role in the attack with Hack out for the time being.

SEPTEMBER 21, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Late call against Leverkusen Hack (undisclosed) is dealing with an injury and was spotted training individually on Thursday, making him a doubt for Sunday's clash against Leverkusen, according to the club.

Impact Hack is dealing with a minor injury and was spotted training individually on Thursday while his teammates worked under new coach Eugen Polanski for the first time. The left winger will likely be a late call for Sunday's game against Leverkusen, and if he has to miss out, his absence would be a blow for the team since they would need to replace him in the starting frontline, with Haris Tabakovic likely holding a larger role.

SEPTEMBER 19, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Three shots in loss Hack generated three shots (two on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 1-0 loss to VfB Stuttgart.

Impact Hack led the Monchengladbach attack Saturday, creating four chances in his second straight match and also putting two shots on target. Although neither he or his team has scored a goal through two matches this season, he has been productive and shown signs of putting together another solid campaign.

AUGUST 31, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

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Excellent once more Hack scored four times and added seven assists in 33 appearances (27 starts) in the Bundesliga.

Impact Hack broke out last season with 10 goals and two assists in a limited role. This season he took on a main starting role and produced slightly less, though perhaps in a more sustainable manner. Hack will remain a big part of the starting XI in attacking midfield and on the wing next season assuming he isn't tempted away from Gladbach.

MAY 21, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Nets in loss Hack had five shots (one on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and one corner in Saturday's 2-0 defeat versus Bayern Munich.

Impact Hack took five shots but failed to really get much done throughout Saturday's loss. The attacker wasn't able to break through the strong Bayern backline, but he did well in his chances. Hack will look to finish what has been a solid breakout campaign against Wolfsburg.

MAY 12, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

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