A Brazilian for the attack? Dortmund eyeing up Giovane | OneFootball

With Fabio Silva, Borussia Dortmund brought in a new striker during the recent summer transfer period, who is primarily intended to serve as a backup for goal scorer Serhou Guirassy, but has also hinted at having the potential to become the number one striker at BVB. Nevertheless, the Dortmund officials apparently have another forward in mind for the future.

According to a report from "ESPN," both BVB and AC Milan have set their sights on Giovane, who only moved from Corinthians Sao Paulo to Hellas Verona this summer, but has already made a mark in Serie A. Scouts from both clubs were reportedly present in Verona last weekend when Hellas narrowly lost 1-2 to Inter Milan, but Giovane scored his first goal in his tenth league match in Italy.

Transfer Fee at 30 Million Euros?

Prior to this, the 21-year-old Brazilian had already recorded three assists, and his performances, regardless of his goal tally, have attracted attention in Dortmund and Milan. Inter Milan, not just since the goal in their direct encounter, and SSC Napoli are also said to be taking a closer look.

In Verona, they are well aware that Giovane is already in the spotlight elsewhere and, according to "ESPN," are planning a sale for around 30 million euros, which would make Giovane the record transfer in the history of the traditional club.

BVB's interest is likely still quite basic at this point. Whether it becomes more concrete could also depend on whether Guirassy will still be playing for Borussia in 2026/27 or if an immoral offer might come in for the Guinean national player, who has a release clause for selected clubs. In the latter case, a new striker would certainly be signed.

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