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In Dortmund, we are looking forward to his comeback. 27-year-old Reus missed six months of the game, and now he came back. Today, in his "Kicker" interview, he spoke about his recovery process and comeback, the captain duties and so on. Reus wanted to end the 2016 season on Tue against Augsburg, but that disappointment came after Hoffenheim's red card. He must be patient for the winter break for the next month before his next appearance. But from his interview with Hoffenheim before the game the players know that patience is not in his character.

Kicker: Mr. Reus, did you find a place to place the gameball after the 8-4 win over Warsaw?

Reus: The ball is now in my showcase cabinet.

Kicker: Is there a team signatures on it?

Reus: Of course, I asked everyone to sign. At first some people did not want to sign, because UEFA later canceled the third goal (laughs). But I still got the ball.

Kicker: UEFA counted your third goal as own goal, do you feel uncomfortable with it?

Reus: Of course not, but I think this assessment is completely unnecessary. A lot of the balls will be deflected off the defenders, so I think cancel the goal is a problem. Of course I am not persistent about this.

Kicker: But you still scored two goals and contributed two assists, offering a perfect return after 185 days. Will you put the day up?

Reus: I will not do that because I do not want to go through it. It’s just that I was not able to play for too long.

Kicker: “Der Spiegel” commented on the evening that it was an exciting day in your career, heralding a new and powerful leader. How do you see such a new beginning?

Reus: Being able to be back to the stadium and to participate in the goal is of course great, because everything was not smooth before that.

Kicker: What do you think you have been involved in nine goals after returning to the pitch?

Reus: I have now come to the ages that understand how’s the development of things. My own request for a goal is to score or assists, but if I can not do it would not feel bad. After six months of injury I certainly need a little time.

Kicker: Schmelzer hope fans do not always look forward to your amazing performance, how’s your view on this?

Reus: First of all, I want to be healthy, followed by participate in every game can to help the team.

Kicker: How confident are you have to overcome the problem of adductor muscle that you have for many years?

Reus: I certainly hope that it will always be a history, but I am very clear that injuries can not disappeared today. To end this I have to patiently train hard, even more than the original.