However, this would only be conceivable at greatly reduced conditions. His current salary is said to be around 10 million euros. In the case of a contract extension, the salary would be only about half of that. In addition, it would be strongly performance-related. [...]
The bosses at Borussia Dortmund are currently building up a squad with Gregor Kobel, Nico Schlotterbeck, Niklas Süle and Salih Özcan. Mats Hummels would have to accept his new role. He is currently doing so without a sound. [...]
What could persuade the player to extend his contract is that the club is discussing offering him a follow-up contract after his career - be it as a representative or in the youth sector.
This would be a move abroad. The experience of living in a new country and getting to know a new culture appeals to him. However, a transfer within Europe would be more conceivable instead of MLS. The distance to his son would be too big.
Career end. For Mats Hummels himself, it is said to be far from certain whether he will continue after this season. Last season he was still struggling with knee problems. The time put a lot of strain on him and left its mark on him, but he is now pain-free.
Marco Rose was sacked by Borussia Dortmund 286 days ago. This is how the dismissal really went: After the last game of the season against Hertha BSC, the coach celebrated with bosses and players.
First in the VIP area of the stadium, the football pension of Michael Zorc and then Rose went with his family to the celebration of former physiotherapist Thomas Zetzmann, who left the club after the season.
Players like Julian Brandt, Mats Hummels, Marco Reus, Axel Witsel and also Sebastian Kehl were there. A lot was talked about at both parties. Marco Rose leaving Borussia Dortmund was not a topic at all.
NEW: Borussia Dortmund is extending its pain threshold for Moukoko. The club would grant Patrick Williams an extra payment of 5 million euros. In addition, the club offers a 4-year contract + option, [...]
[...] an annual salary of up to 6 million and a signing bonus of over 10 million euros. In addition, the agent would receive the usual commission of 10% of Moukoko's salary and, ideally, a further 2.4 million euros. All in all, a 40 million euro package for an 18-year-old.
Today, the bosses are still negotiating with Patrick Williams in a hotel. The fact is: this is the last offer - there will be no more! If these conditions are not accepted, the player will have to leave the club.
"I took a huge step forward in the summer. It all feels lighter for me again. I have developed after the talks with Edin. I know how to go into tackles, what I have to do when I'm working against the ball, [...]"
[...] so that I can compete at the very highest level and be in the first eleven. It took me a while to finally understand that. Better late than never.
When it comes to a 1-on-1 situation, the opponent can't get past me so easily, I've realised that by now."
"Personally, I've also resolved to collect two or three more yellow cards and to tackle an opponent from time to time. That's part of BVB football. Of course I also want to collect more scorer points, that's what I'll be judged on in the end."
Things are getting tight for Emre Can at Borussia Dortmund.
Salih Özcan recently joked in a media round that it was already tight on the bus. The 24-year-old feels comfortable in the centre, where Mo Dahoud has been missing in recent months.
Sébastien Haller on the most emotional message during the time when the diagnosis came:
"When I came home, my wife had prepared some small posters with the messages of my family. Mom, dad, brother, sister. That was actually the most emotional thing."
"But there were also an incredible number of uplifting messages from the football world; I can't even list all the people. The president of the Ivory Coast was there, my ex-clubs and of course a lot of players, but I'd like to keep the messages to myself."
Jude Bellingham has still not made a decision on whether or not he will leave Borussia Dortmund in the summer. No talks are planned in Marbella either.
In principle, the Englishman could well imagine to go to Real Madrid, Liverpool or Man City. A few months ago, SPORT1 already reported that BVB would make Jude Bellingham a top earner if he stayed beyond 2023. However, there has not yet been an offer from BVB.
That's because the club first wants to know what Bellingham himself wants. If he says he can imagine staying, the club would approach the player and make him a top offer plus extend his contract to 2026.