Felix Passlack hardly gets a chance at BVB this season. The two parties could part ways as early as winter.

Felix Passlack's balance sheet for the current season is sober: In the Bundesliga he was only allowed to play once after twelve matchdays - he came on as a substitute for 24 minutes in the Schützenfest against VfB Stuttgart (5-0). In addition, there is a unanimous appearance in the DFB Cup against Hannover 96. That's it with the right-back's playing minutes.

According to the WAZ, it can be heard from those around the 24-year-old that his current role annoys him. Accordingly, Passlack was not informed before the season that he "won't play any role at all" under Edin Terzic. The full-back certainly didn't expect to be a regular at BVB - but if you look at the current personnel situation at the Black and Yellows, a certain displeasure is understandable. After all, Passlack is even preferred to players like Marius Wolf and Thorgan Hazard in his traditional positions on the left and right defensive lane - the home-grown player doesn't benefit in the slightest from the bad luck with injuries from Thomas Meunier or Raphael Guerreiro.

In September, Passlack had received an inquiry from the Greek top club Olympiakos Piraeus, according to the WAZ. At the time, the offer came "too suddenly", but if there were any opportunities to change again in the winter, Passlack would approach the club and ask for approval. Money is not an issue, the 24-year-old would rather have the feeling of being needed. At the latest in summer, when Passlack's contract in Dortmund expires, he should face a new challenge anyway.

This article was originally published on 90min.com/de as Passlack dissatisfied with role - BVB reservist seeks change.