BVB reject transfer – Julien Duranville only allowed to leave on loan | OneFootball

After Cole Campbell’s transfer to TSG Hoffenheim was completed at the start of the new year, Borussia Dortmund would also like to let another youngster, Julien Duranville, go. However, unlike with Campbell, BVB wants to keep control over the Belgian, which makes it not so easy to find a suitable solution.

Recently, FC Sevilla and RSC Anderlecht have been mentioned as interested parties, although, according to insider Sacha Tavolieri, Duranville’s former Belgian club has now ruled out a return of the attacking winger on a loan deal.

BVB still believes in Duranville’s breakthrough

Nevertheless, various opportunities could still arise for the 19-year-old before the end of the winter transfer window on February 2. However, a transfer will only happen under the conditions set by BVB, which, according to Sport Bild, are quite clear and would only allow a loan without a purchase option.

Borussia is said to have informed Duranville that they are refusing a sale, for two reasons. On the one hand, Dortmund still believes in the potential of the two-time Belgian international and has not given up hope for his breakthrough. On the other hand, BVB does not want to let Duranville go for less than the €8.5 million transfer fee paid to Anderlecht two years ago. Finding a buyer in that price range is currently not very realistic, however.

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