Key strength: Work rate
Box-to-box midfielder
Oscar Fraulo is quietly finding his footing in the Borussia Mönchengladbach engine room. At just 22 years old, the Danish box-to-box midfielder has made 11 appearances this season - though his 201 minutes suggest most have come off the bench. Despite limited starts, Fraulo has shown flashes of promise with a single goal to his name, while maintaining a clean disciplinary record. Mönchengladbach's rise to 2nd place in the standings makes Fraulo's developmental role all the more intriguing - he's learning behind established performers like Franck Honorat and Yannik Engelhardt, with his €3 million valuation reflecting steady growth potential. Known for his tireless work rate, the young Dane offers energy and coverage across the pitch. As the season deepens and fixture congestion intensifies, Fraulo represents the kind of depth that could prove crucial in Gladbach's push for silverware. His consistent, if understated, contributions suggest a player building toward a more prominent role in Die Fohlen's future.