That's probably the plan with Moukoko

Borussia Dortmund is apparently planning with Youssoufa Moukoko in the upcoming pre-season. If ex-national player Torsten Frings has his way, BVB has no chance in the Bundesliga title fight. Here you can find the latest news and rumors about the black and yellow.

Here you will find BVB news from the previous day.

BVB, rumor: That’s probably the plan with Moukoko

Borussia Dortmund is apparently planning with Youssoufa Moukoko in the upcoming pre-season. Under no circumstances should he be handed over before that, reports sky. Accordingly, a decision about the future of the young striker should only be made after the preparatory phase in the summer.

Lately there was always a loan in the room. While Moukoko’s advisors in the image-Zeitung recently criticized the deployment times of his protégé, wrote the WAZ on the other hand, that Moukoko has not yet made a decision about his future and basically feels comfortable in Dortmund.

BVB grades: Haaland is not yet the old man – two are particularly disappointing

1/17

Borussia Dortmund cannot get past a 1-1 draw at 1. FC Köln. Erling Haaland is celebrating his comeback in the starting XI, but is still looking for form. Jude Bellingham is angry, Raphael Guerreiro plays unexpectedly. The notes of the game.

2/17

GREGOR KOBEL: Didn’t have that much to do – and when he did, he was there before the break, like against Uth, when he risked his neck and neck and made a great save. Oh yes, he was loud. Grade 3.5.

3/17

FELIX PASSLACK: Had to do a lot of defensive work because Cologne liked to come over his side and also found a lot of space – as they did in the 1-1 draw. Forward with too few accents. Probably had to go down at the break. Grade 4.5.

4/17

EMRE CAN: Basically a good performance, but lost the decisive header duel against Modeste in the 1:1. After the break, he took over the right part in the back three that was then created. Then much safer. Note 3.

5/17

MANUEL AKANJI: Back in the starting XI after an injury. Moved up to serve as a pass station under construction. Small uncertainties to see, but also strong like in the 72nd minute. Overall neat. Note 3.

6/17

RAPHAEL GUERREIRO: Because Schulz injured himself while warming up, he was briefly included in the starting XI. Got the first shots, good shot in the sixth minute. After a corona infection, it was only enough for 66 minutes. Grade 3.5.

7/17

AXEL WITSEL: Got another chance to start after his goal in Mainz and Dahoud’s suspension, there was a lot of movement between the two central defenders. Few accents to the front. Got a deserved yellow. Grade 3.5.

8/17

MARIUS WOLF: Got the advantage in the starting XI and made it 1-0 after eight minutes. Taken with the right, finished with the left. At 1: 1 but then too far away from Horn on the flank. Still an asset – the goal raises the grade to 2.5.

9/17

GIOVANNI REYNA: Tried, but not handy. Too rarely such a great pass as Haaland did in the 56th minute. Had plenty of space in the 74th minute to set up the 2-1. Hesitated too long – somehow typical of his game today. Grade 4.5.

10/17

JUDE BELLINGHAM: Very strong, long ball before Wolf made it 1-0 into the interface. As always, very willing to run and fight. Özcan broke his shoes after the break. Was angry for a moment, but then played with a high number of strokes again. Note 3.

11/17

THORGAN HAZARD: Another game that went past the Belgian. Although he started sprinting down too fast, but then often without any follow-up action that could cause danger. After the break, rail players on the left with defensive tasks. grade 4

12/17

ERLING HAALAND: First start since the end of January, doesn’t yet have that explosiveness that makes it so dangerous. Still good chances (28th, 56th) – the second makes a top fit Haaland. Stayed on the pitch longer than expected (87 min.) Grade 4.

13/17

MATS HUMMELS: After the corona infection, initially still on the bench. Came to the break for the ailing pass lack and brought the back three with him. Wasn’t used much, good positional play. Note 3.

14/17

JULIAN BRANDT: Came for Guerreiro after 66 minutes, first sorted himself into the center and then took over from Hazard on the left. Willing to run, strives for accents. But they didn’t come. grade 4

15/17

DONYELL MALEN: After a long time not in the starting XI again, Hazard came on in the 81st minute to support Haaland. Haaland then left, Malen remained alone. That to the end. No rating.

16/17

MARIN PONGRACIC: Came in just before the end and made another serious mistake. Nothing happened. No rating.

17/17

REINIER: Got a few Bundesliga minutes just before the end and was allowed to high five with Haaland. No rating.

BVB, News: Title chances at “0.0 percent”?

If ex-national player Torsten Frings has his way, Borussia Dortmund has no chance in the current Bundesliga title fight. The BVB chances “are 0.0 percent,” said Frings ran. “For me there is only one German champion and that is FC Bayern.”

After BVB’s draw against Cologne, Bayern were able to pull away from the Black and Yellows by six points with their smashing victory over Union Berlin.

“But I would begrudge BVB more because I had a nicer time there than at Bayern. I didn’t have such a nice time there under Magath. But Dortmund simply makes too many slips to become champions,” Frings continued .

The long-time Werder star played for Dortmund and Bayern between 2002 and 2005. Most recently, he sat on the bench as head coach at SV Meppen.

BVB, News: Kobel can hope for a “Nati” debut

Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel can hope for his debut for the Swiss national team in the upcoming international break. The “Confederates” will meet England and Kosovo in the next two friendlies.

In goal for the Swiss, Kobel has strong competition from Yann Sommer (Borussia M’Gladbach) and Jonas Omlin (Olympique Marseille). After a good season so far for Dortmund, the “Nati” debut beckons. “I’ll go there. Maybe there will be a few minutes,” he said before leaving for the training camp in Marbella Ruhr news quoted.

Borussia Dortmund: The next games

date	competition	opponent
Saturday, April 2nd, 6.30 p.m	Bundesliga	RB Leipzig (home)
Friday, April 8th, 8.30 p.m	Bundesliga	VfB Stuttgart (Away)
Saturday, April 16, 3:30 p.m	Bundesliga	VfL Wolfsburg (home)
Saturday, April 23rd, still open	Bundesliga	FC Bayern (Away)
Saturday, April 30th, still open	Bundesliga	VfL Bochum (home)