BVB Newsblog 🤖Borussia Dortmund will be going on another promotional tour next summer. The destination will be Asia. One of the stops is very likely to be Tokyo, where a friendly match is being considered.
Over the past few months, Kehl has drawn up a list of potential summer transfers. However, it remains to be seen whether these ideas will come to fruition. The management, together with Ole Book, is planning a new approach.
Rather keep an eye on talented players from the second division than buy expensive bench players from England. However, this is conditional on the team always having a stable core.
"Apart from his assists and goals, he knows what the game needs and what his teammates need. He’s a player who draws two or three opponents towards him and can judge exactly when he needs to involve his teammates at the right moment."
Marco Reus advises Sancho to move to Dortmund:
"My main advice to Jadon is to look around and see where he can feel at home again and get back to his best. And if that turns out to be at BVB, it would be good for him and for Dortmund."
"I’ve rarely played alongside a player who made such good decisions instinctively and in tight situations. He was sometimes quiet and introverted, but despite that, he always radiated a good mood."
Borussia Dortmund will not be offering Jadon Sancho a signing fee, as is customary with free transfers. The club’s management expects the Englishman to show modesty. If he does so, a return is a realistic possibility.
The board felt it was inappropriate for their sporting director to be flirting with the alleged interest of other clubs
Had Carsten Cramer and Lars Ricken not decided to part ways with Kehl, it is highly likely that he would have left of his own accord. The rifts were too deep.
and he publicly stated that the rumour actually spoke in his favour, that was the next crack in the relationship. The same happened with the HSV rumours a few weeks later.