Tag: Borussia Dortmund

Haaland sets unique UCL scoring streak across three clubs

Erling Haaland (Manchester City)
November 2025

Haaland became the first player to score in five consecutive Champions League games for three different clubs, netting City’s second after Phil Foden’s opener. The milestone follows prior five-game streaks with Salzburg and Dortmund, underscoring his sustained European efficiency. City manipulated wide isolations through Jeremy Doku to penetrate Dortmund’s block, creating predictable cutback lanes Haaland attacks best. With City unbeaten in the group, his movement across the near-post and penalty-spot channels continues to convert low-touch, high-xG sequences into reliable returns.

Dortmund bend policy to keep Adeyemi

Karim Adeyemi (Borussia Dortmund)
October 2025

Dortmund are accelerating renewal talks with Jorge Mendes to extend Karim Adeyemi beyond 2027, potentially to 2030–31, with a salary bump and a rare release clause. The club has historically shunned clauses but previously granted exceptions (Erling Haaland, Serhou Guirassy). Speed of negotiations signals intent to protect asset value and squad continuity. Dortmund will balance wage structure and resale protection by setting a high, time-phased clause and performance triggers. Mendes wants flexibility for elite moves; Dortmund want cost certainty and buyout control. Agreement likely hinges on add-ons (goals, minutes, Champions League progress) and image-rights harmony to avoid precedent risks with other young attackers.

Harry Kane hits 400 club goals; warns “more to come”

Harry Kane (Bayern Munich/England)
October 2025

Kane reached 400 club goals with a Klassiker strike against Borussia Dortmund and insists his scoring peak is not over. He has 21 goals in 12 matches this season, 104 for Bayern overall, and 76 for England, reinforcing his standing among modern No.9s. The 32-year-old’s haul spans Tottenham (280), Bayern (104), Millwall (9), Leyton Orient (5) and Leicester (2) across 607 club appearances. Form remains elite, near a goal per game at Bayern. Post-match, Kane posted pride in the milestone and vowed further output.

Dortmund’s Kabar requests move with Brentford bid rebuffed

Almugera Kabar (Borussia Dortmund)
October 2025

Left out under Niko Kovac, Kabar filed a transfer request after zero senior minutes this season. Brentford tabled a €20m offer that Dortmund rejected, preferring a loan. English clubs remain in contact ahead of the winter window.
Kabar’s résumé includes Germany’s 2023 U17 world and European titles and a contract to 2028. A loan offers playing time and preserves upside while Dortmund retain control. Decision hinges on depth, valuation, and assurances of minutes.

Man United monitor Jobe Bellingham for Amorim’s 3-4-2-1

Jobe Bellingham (Borussia Dortmund)
October 2025

Manchester United are tracking Jobe Bellingham after limited starts under Niko Kovac. Dortmund paid about 33 million euros after his Sunderland rise but he has only 281 minutes in eight games with no goals or assists. Amorim views him as a fit for a 3-4-2-1.
Midfield remains a gap with Casemiro aging and Kobbie Mainoo’s minutes uncertain. Crystal Palace also monitor him amid Adam Wharton interest elsewhere. Contract security gives Dortmund leverage but persistent bench time could open a winter approach.

Borussia Dortmund push new contract for Nico Schlotterbeck amid Bayern interest

Nico Schlotterbeck (Borussia Dortmund)
October 2025

Dortmund have offered Schlotterbeck a contract until 2030 that could triple his salary, aiming to secure his future as Bayern Munich and Real Madrid circle. Seen as a future captain, the defender is central to BVB’s long-term rebuild under Niko Kovac.
The deal could raise his wages to €9m with bonuses, reflecting his leadership and importance. Schlotterbeck is taking his time, prioritising fitness after injury, while Dortmund remain eager to fend off Bayern, who are monitoring due to stalled talks with Dayot Upamecano.

Barcelona Eye Adeyemi as Long-Term Lewandowski Successor

Karim Adeyemi (Borussia Dortmund)
October 2025

Barcelona are tracking Dortmund’s Karim Adeyemi as a potential summer 2026 signing. Adeyemi, 23, will enter the final year of his contract and has been productive this season with three goal involvements in six games.
Barca view him as a long-term replacement for 37-year-old Robert Lewandowski. Adeyemi’s pace, directness, and Bundesliga form make him a natural candidate, though his price could rise with other clubs monitoring his situation.

Harry Kane Insists Bundesliga Won’t Be a One-Team Show

Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

Harry Kane dismissed claims Bayern Munich will stroll unchallenged to another Bundesliga title. After three straight wins and 14 goals scored, critics predict domination, but Kane insists rivals Dortmund, Leverkusen, and Frankfurt can keep the season competitive. He welcomes the challenge ahead. Speaking to BILD, Kane argued dominance isn’t guaranteed, recalling Bayern’s slip just two seasons ago. Fresh from ending his personal trophy drought, he stressed Bayern must “keep their foot on the gas.” His comments aim to downplay complacency and boost Bundesliga intrigue.

Brentford Open Talks for Dortmund’s Almugera Kabar

Almugera Kabar (Borussia Dortmund)
September 2025

Brentford are negotiating a €20m January deal for teenage left-back Almugera Kabar, who has struggled for minutes at Borussia Dortmund. The Bees view the 19-year-old as physically tailored for Premier League demands and a cornerstone for their future squad planning. Kabar rose through Dortmund’s academy and starred in Germany’s U17 European Championship and World Cup wins in 2023. Now a U19 international, his height and athleticism have impressed Brentford scouts, who consider him a long-term investment to bolster their defensive options.

Beier Pledges Future to Dortmund After Rumours

Max Beier (Borussia Dortmund)
September 2025

Beier ended speculation of a €70m Brentford move, confirming talks with manager Niko Kovac convinced him to stay. He admitted hearing rumours in the dressing room but assured Dortmund he wants to remain and grow with the Bundesliga giants. Dortmund reportedly considered selling if Fabio Silva had been available earlier, but his injury forced them to keep Beier. The striker is determined to silence distractions and prove his worth, insisting his focus is firmly on Dortmund’s Bundesliga campaign.

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