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·16 August 2026

All sorted: PSV star set to join BVB!

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Borussia Dortmund are currently going full throttle in the transfer market. After turning down 1. FC Köln over Said El Mala, their plans are now really picking up speed.

Giannis Konstantelias is already in Dortmund to complete his move from PAOK Thessaloniki to BVB. On top of that, a PSV Eindhoven star is now also on his way: Joey Veerman.


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The midfielder is expected in Dortmund shortly, according to matching reports from Sky, Voetbal International and De Telegraaf.

Veerman on his way to Dortmund

Dortmund activated the release clause in the player’s contract. It is only valid for a few more days and is reportedly just over €20 million.

According to Sky, the medical is set to take place next week, and he could possibly already be included in Dortmund’s squad for Saturday’s Supercup against Bayern Munich.

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The 27-year-old joined PSV from SC Heerenveen in 2022 and has developed into a very important player there. Veerman has made 16 appearances so far for the Netherlands senior national team, so he brings experience, including in European competition.

Dortmund quickly reached an agreement with the player’s camp, and the midfielder only wanted to join BVB from the very beginning. Most recently, he even caused a stir by practically putting himself forward publicly to Dortmund.

If Veerman and Konstantelias are finalized during the week, BVB definitely still want to sign a player for the right side of defense. Hector Fort of FC Barcelona is a strong candidate, but there are still quite a few question marks regarding a possible transfer structure in that case.

In any case, Dortmund clearly did have a plan in reserve that they were able to activate after the El Mala deal fell through.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

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