Things are still relatively quiet at Borussia Dortmund when it comes to transfers. Since losing the Champions League final against Real Madrid (0:2), the BVB bosses have been working hard on the squad for the coming season. But now the black and yellow team is facing two bitter setbacks.
Because both Ian Maatsen and Jadon Sancho will probably no longer play for Borussia Dortmund next season. BVB was apparently outdone in the case of Maatsen and Dortmund will probably have to drop out of the race for Sancho as well.
Borussia Dortmund has no chance with Sancho?
According to “The Ateltic”, Maatsen will move to Aston Villa and not to BVB. The deal could go through in the next few days. The Premier League club is said to have offered more than 40 million for the left-back. BVB cannot compete with this figure.
According to “Sport Bild”, the same scenario is also present for Sancho. Manchester United are said to be demanding up to 60 million euros for Sancho. The black and yellows cannot afford that. So a permanent transfer and a long-term return to Dortmund for the offensive player is probably off the table.
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The Borussia bosses have repeatedly insisted on wanting to loan Sancho out again. But those in charge of the “Red Devils” want to sell the winger. Sancho has no future in Manchester.
Mega talent as Sancho replacement?
BVB will therefore (have to) come up short. But according to “Sky”, the club bosses have already identified a possible replacement. Yankuba Minteh from Newcastle United is said to be highly regarded by the black and yellows. New coach Nuri Şahin is said to be a big fan of the 19-year-old.
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Last season, the winger played on loan for Feyenoord Rotterdam and was directly involved in 17 goals in 37 competitive matches. Minteh comes from the youth team of Odense BK and only moved to the island last year. After the loan to Rotterdam, will he now move to Germany?
2024-06-20 18:59:34
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