BVB will probably find a buyer for the retired Nico Schulz before the end of the transfer deadline on Tuesday. Apparently there are talks with a team from Serie A. Thorgan Hazard is also about to change. Here you can find all the news and rumors about Borussia Dortmund.
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BVB, rumours: Nico Schulz before leaving Dortmund
BVB has apparently found a buyer for Nico Schulz, who has long been a prank candidate in Dortmund. how sports1 reported, the 29-year-old’s agent is in talks with Atalanta Bergamo. The Italians would therefore like to complete the deal before the transfer deadline on Tuesday.
Schulz advisor Roger Wittmann only joined on Sunday picture TV announced a change of his client: “Where can I answer right away, we don’t know that yet. I think it’s an unhappy marriage that will definitely have to be divorced.”
The left-back has not played a game in the BVB squad this season. In the summer of 2019 he moved to Dortmund for 25.5 million euros, but he was never able to fully meet expectations there. His contract actually runs until 2024.
BVB, rumours: Thorgan Hazard is about to change
It had already been indicated in the past few days that the change is probably on the home straight: Loud Eindhoven’s Dagblad An agreement between PSV and Dortmund on a move from Thorgan Hazard to the Netherlands is imminent.
There is no clarity yet on the details of the deal. The Dutch media recently speculated about a loan with a purchase option or even with a purchase obligation. The 29-year-old Belgian is said to have turned down an offer from Everton.
The left winger has been wearing a BVB jersey since 2019, when he came from Borussia Mönchengladbach for 25.5 million euros. In the current Bundesliga season, he has made 15 appearances (twice in the starting XI), but so far he hasn’t scored and made no assists.
BVB, News: Ex-Dortmunder moves to Hoffenheim
An ex-Dortmunder is back in the Bundesliga. TSG Hoffenheim has strengthened with the former Dortmund and Bremen Thomas Delaney. The 31-year-old midfielder is on loan from Spanish first division side FC Sevilla, where the Danish World Cup driver was just a substitute player, until the end of the season. After compatriot Kasper Dolberg and John Anthony Brooks, Delaney is the Kraichgauer’s third external signing this winter.
“Thomas has proven in all his previous positions that he is a real leader,” said Alexander Rosen, director of professional football: “With his way of playing football and his qualities as a leader, he brings important components with us that are currently determining us, among other things unfortunately something is missing due to injuries.”
Delaney made a total of 107 appearances for Werder Bremen and Borussia Dortmund, in which he scored eleven goals.
