Sebastian Kehl gives updates on Jude Bellingham and Mats Hummels

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BVB, News: Kehl gives updates on Bellingham and Hummels

Sports director Sebastian Kehl continues to hope that Jude Bellingham will remain at Borussia Dortmund. “I still don’t see us without a chance. If we become champions and beat Bayern, that would be a sign. But in the end it also depends on the player,” said Kehl Sky90.

According to media reports, the English national player Bellingham should agree with the Spanish record champions Real Madrid about a change in the summer. Up to 150 million euros are under discussion as a transfer fee for the 19-year-old. His contract in Dortmund runs until 2025. “After the season we’ll get going,” said Kehl.

In the case of Mats Hummels, whose contract expires in the summer, a decision should be made beforehand. “We would like to extend with Mats, he knows that too. And Mats also knows that we need a decision on this soon – and preferably before the end of the season,” said Kehl.

You can read here what advantage Kehl sees for his BVB compared to FC Bayern Munich in the title duel.

According to BVB rumours: Grimaldo before moving to Leverkusen

Bayer Leverkusen has strengthened with Alejandro Grimaldo (27), in which Borussia Dortmund is said to have been interested. The Spanish left-back will move from top Portuguese club Benfica to the Europa League semi-finalists on a free transfer in the summer and will receive a contract until 2027. The Rhinelanders announced this on Monday.

“Alejandro Grimaldo is an agile, very strong full-back, tactically very adept. He is a dangerous goalkeeper and has a lot of experience and class,” said sporting director Simon Rolfes. Grimaldo, who is about to win the championship with Lisbon, spoke of an “exciting challenge”. It appeals to him “to show my strengths in the Bundesliga”.

Here is the detailed report.

BVB, News: Kohler sees a mental problem

Jürgen Kohler thinks the ongoing weakness of title candidate Borussia Dortmund is a mental problem. “It’s in people’s heads and can’t just be hidden, even if the coach would like it and the players say it is,” Kohler wrote in his table football-Column.

BVB has not won in six competitive games away from home, three of which have been lost. In the basement children Schalke, Stuttgart and Bochum there was only one draw each. On Sunday, Borussia, who are just one point behind FC Bayern in the tight championship race, have to play FC Augsburg in the penultimate game of the season.

For the league, according to Kohler, this is “a great and exciting situation in which nerves play a major role”. Despite the recent 6-0 win against Schalke, the Munich team “didn’t seem solid, so their next opponent, Leipzig, could pose a threat”. But FCA is also “good for a surprise” against Dortmund.

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