Contract talks with Marco Reus and Julian Brandt on the home stretch

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BVB, rumor: Contract talks at Reus and Brandt before completion

The contract talks between BVB and two service providers are apparently entering the home stretch. As the Ruhr news report, the tendency for Marco Reus and Julian Brandt is clearly in the direction of staying in Dortmund.

Both will therefore receive a new, multi-year working paper. Brandt’s current contract runs until 2024, while Reus’s will expire in the summer.

The outcome of Mats Hummels, on the other hand, is completely open. In the case of the central defender, the coming weeks should provide more information as to whether further cooperation can be imagined. For the 34-year-old, a lot should depend on his sporting development. Hummels’ contract is also only dated until the end of June.

BVB, News: Reus wants championship with Dortmund

Marco Reus definitely wants to win the German championship with BVB this year. “The championship is simply a special title. It would be nice to celebrate such a title with this team and our fans in Dortmund. That’s my dream,” said the 33-year-old sky.

Of course, the upcoming game at FC Bayern would be of particular importance. “It’s not the decisive game, but it’s a very important one. If you win the game, you take that confidence with you into the upcoming games. Hopefully we’ll be ready,” Reus continued.

Borussia Dortmund is currently only one point ahead of the competitor from Munich, so if they lose, Bayern will overtake them again. However, the black and yellow have been waiting for a competitive win against the German record champions for almost four years.

The last encounter that Dortmund played victoriously was on August 3, 2019. At that time, they defeated Munich 2-0 in the Supercup final.

BVB, News: Koller gives insights into Dortmund time

Former BVB striker Jan Koller looked back on his time in Dortmund in an interview. The Czech revealed frightening details.

Koller, who celebrates his 50th birthday on March 30, was a goalkeeper for Borussia from 2001 to 2006 and won the German championship with BVB in 2002.

In 2006 he left Dortmund for AS Monaco, although BVB would have liked to have continued with him. His wife at the time “wanted to see something different,” Koller said table football. “We were also robbed five times in Dortmund, we just didn’t feel comfortable anymore. I was afraid to leave them alone when we were away.”

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