BVB and Fenerbahce agree? The truth about Guirassy | OneFootball

Recently, the rumors of Serhou Guirassy leaving Borussia Dortmund have been gaining more and more momentum. Now it is becoming clear what really lies behind the speculation about the BVB striker moving to Turkey.

The rumors about a possible move by Serhou Guirassy to Fenerbahce Istanbul are becoming increasingly concrete. According to the reports, the Turkish top club is seriously considering signing the Borussia Dortmund goal scorer. Talks with the striker’s camp are said to have already taken place.

Particularly explosive: According to Turkish journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, presidential candidate Aziz Yildirim has already reached a basic agreement with Guirassy in the event of an election victory. While there has been no official confirmation, the reports in Turkey are causing a stir.

Yildirim’s rival candidate Hakan Safi also commented publicly on the matter and revealed quite a lot. “Whoever wins the election will sign Guirassy. That is why this brother of yours will also bring him in, God willing,” Safi said, indicating that the striker is at the very top of the club’s wish list regardless of the election outcome. Borussia Dortmund could be open to talks if a suitable offer is made. Since Fenerbahce is not among the clubs that can activate Guirassy’s release clause, the transfer fee would be freely negotiable.

BVB departure? Guirassy is apparently still waiting

According to a current report by BILD, Dortmund’s minimum acceptable fee would be around €40 million. However, the Turks are reportedly trying to push that demand down. Officially, BVB are still sticking with their goal scorer. Sporting director Ole Book recently made it clear: “With his goals, he is very, very important. So it is not our plan and not our position to say that we want to let him go.” At the same time, he admitted: “If extraordinary offers come in, we will think about it.”

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According to information from BILD, Guirassy is currently watching the situation calmly. The 30-year-old reportedly wants to wait first and see what opportunities may still arise later in the summer transfer window. The market is not expected to really pick up until after the World Cup.

That leaves the situation open. What is certain, however, is this: Fenerbahce’s interest is apparently serious, the discussions in Istanbul are gaining momentum, and a move for the Dortmund star is no longer an unrealistic scenario. The coming weeks could decide whether it actually turns into a transfer.

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