In a heartfelt farewell gesture, Marco Reus bid adieu to Borussia Dortmund fans in his final match at Signal Iduna Park as a Dortmund player. Despite the UEFA Champions League final against Real Madrid still looming, the 34-year-old German made his departure from the team official at the end of the season.
Reus left an unforgettable mark on the fans by scoring in Dortmund’s emphatic 4-0 victory over Darmstadt and generously gifting a beer to each of the 80,000 spectators in the stadium.
Reflecting on the momentous occasion, Reus expressed gratitude for the overwhelming love and support he received from the fans throughout his tenure. “It was the last time I was at home, and I wanted to enjoy it. I am incredibly grateful for the love the people have shown me. I hope to give something back to them. It was perfect to feel the atmosphere of the ‘Yellow Wall,'” shared Reus, who celebrated with the Dortmund supporters.
Over his illustrious 12-year stint with the club, the forward amassed an impressive tally of 170 goals in 427 matches, leaving behind a lasting legacy cherished by Dortmund faithfuls.
