Sebastien Haller Set for Shocking FC Utrecht Return

Former FC Utrecht striker Sebastien Haller is set to make a stunning return to the Eredivisie side on loan from Borussia Dortmund.

In a shocking turn of events, former FC Utrecht striker Sebastien Haller is reportedly set to make a stunning return to the Eredivisie side. According to sources, FC Utrecht and Borussia Dortmund have reached an agreement on a temporary transfer of the 30-year-old Ivory Coast international.

Haller has a rich history with FC Utrecht, having made 98 appearances for the club between 2015 and 2017, scoring an impressive 51 goals. His outstanding form during that period earned him a move to Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt. Following a six-month loan stint at Spanish side Leganes, Haller is now poised to rejoin his former club.

As reported by Voetbal International, Haller's loan move to FC Utrecht is imminent, with the striker expected to arrive “very soon.” This unexpected return is set to spark excitement among FC Utrecht fans, who will be eager to see Haller back in action for their beloved club.

Sebastien Haller, the French-Ivorian striker, has expressed a desire to rekindle his passion for football, citing a “lack of excitement” towards the game. Haller conveyed his sentiments to Borussia Dortmund, prompting a search for a new opportunity that would help him regain his love for the sport.

A move to FC Utrecht, currently third in the league, would provide Haller with the ideal environment to rediscover his enthusiasm. The team is in dire need of a prolific goal-scorer, with their current strikers, Noah Ohio, David Min, and Anthony Descotte, managing only nine goals collectively. Haller's arrival would be a significant boost, bringing his wealth of experience and impressive Eredivisie goal tally of 73 to the table.