RB Leipzig has been a moneyline favorite 23 times this season, and has gone 15-4-4 in those games. They have won all four games as a moneyline favorite with odds of -203 or shorter.
Stade Brest 29 has won five of its eight games when favored on the moneyline this season (62.5%). Le Havre AC has been an underdog in 20 games this season, and won four (20.0%).
Barcelona are well aware that signing a left-footed centre-back will be a priority in the upcoming transfer window. The club's sporting department has been analysing several profiles over recent months, and Schlotterbeck was one of the names that appeared on their internal shortlist. His strong performances for Borussia Dortmund this season, combined with his international experience, initially made him an attractive candidate. Another factor working in Schlotterbeck's favour was his existing relationship with Hansi Flick.
Having perfectly capitalised on the opportunities within Stuttgart's defensive rotation, Finn Jeltsch has entered the radar of Europe's elite scouting networks with an "urgent" status. His recent performances have transformed the stands into a virtual "scouting convention."
On Monday, Rennes announced they had sacked Habib Beye after a run of five games without a win in all competitions, which included an exit from the Coupe de France. Beye averaged 1.53 points in his 36 Ligue 1 matches, the fourth-highest tally, but with the club sixth in the table, he was surprisingly dismissed. The Senegalese coach held the second-highest win percentage (44.4% - 16/36) in the top flight with Rennes, behind only Bruno Genesio (49.5% - 49/99).
