Darmstadt 98 has to say goodbye to its top scorer Isac Lidberg, who is moving to Mönchengladbach. The Swede was not only the best scorer for the Lilies with 17 goals this season but also the second most successful player in the entire 2. Bundesliga. The transfer was announced on Tuesday after Lidberg signed a contract until 2030 with Borussia Mönchengladbach. Darmstadt 98's sporting director, Paul Fernie, commented on the departure, emphasizing that they were prepared for this step. Lidberg himself expressed excitement about Gladbach's interest and spoke of his dream to play in the Bundesliga. The departure of Lidberg, who was under contract with Darmstadt until 2027, brings the Lilies a transfer fee of around four million euros. These funds will be used to search for a replacement for the successful striker. With the departures of Lidberg and Fraser Hornby, who also moved to Wolfsburg, Darmstadt 98 faces the challenge of rebuilding its offense.