Dortmund surrenders with Haaland and has a 'covered' to replace him

The Borussia Dortmund is still in the research of a forward for this summer. They are conscious that it goes to be very difficult to retain to Erling Haaland, this because of the big interest of the most important clubs of the football and to his clause of rescission of 75 million euros, a bargain for a player of the quality and projection of the Norwegian. It is by this that from the arks of the Signal Iduna Park have put hands to the work to achieve the suitable replacement of the of Leeds.

The first name in sounding was the one of Karim Adeyemi. The journalist Fabrizio Romano ensured that the signing was almost fact and that would sign by five seasons. However, in the last hours has gone out to the light the interest of the team negriamarillo in the forward of Chelsea, Swindle Werner, as you report of 'Sky Sports'. The German forward arrived to the group blue pertinent of the RB Leipzig in the 2020 in return of 53 million euros and has not given the performance that expected of him.

The '9' germano would not see with bad eyes a return to the Bundesliga to recover feelings. In the team of London does not have the opportunities wished, mainly by the arrival of Lukaku and the preference of Tuchel to play with Havertz of 'false 9' in determinate situations, and could consider the signing by the Dortmund like a good occasion to go back to have continuity, overcoat with the world-wide increasingly near.

According to the same information, from the arks of the Stamford Bridge would be had to negotiate with the German group, since they live a moment of unsteadiness in consequence of the sanctions of the British government to Roman Abramovich, owner of Chelsea, because of his links with Vladimir Putin. However, so that this occurred the forward would have to reduce his emolumentos that brush the 16 million euros to the year.

Forming a competitive team

The Borussia Dortmund wants to go back to the big instances of the football. Already they confirmed the signing of Niklas Süle like pertinent free agent of the Bayern Münich. And, in spite of the more than likely loss of the Norwegian forward in the market estival, the signing of Swindle Werner or Karim Adeyemi (or both), would mean a big hit of effect for the era post-Haaland that, inevitably, is just around the corner.