Loan spell going too well! BVB exit looks likely | OneFootball

He has not played a single minute since joining BVB. Due to strong performances at his loan club, a star could soon leave Dortmund.

Diant Ramaj has now been under contract with Borussia Dortmund for around a year and a half. Since then, however, he has been waiting for his first competitive appearance. Gregor Kobel is the undisputed number one in goal for the Black and Yellows, and there seemingly has never really been any genuine competition for the spot. But because Ramaj is not a typical backup goalkeeper and wanted playing time, he has already been loaned out three times since his move: the first time in the second half of the 2024/25 season to FC Copenhagen. The Stuttgart native immediately won the double there, with Copenhagen becoming league champions and cup winners.

Does Copenhagen suit him better than BVB?

He then moved to Heidenheim for a season. As we know, even Ramaj could not prevent relegation to the 2. Bundesliga. His departure from Heidenheim followed, and he returned to Denmark on loan once again. After a season spent battling relegation, things are now going well again for the capital club, and Ramaj is right in the middle of it.

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Dortmund’s loanee has featured in five matches, celebrated five wins, and kept four clean sheets. The 25-year-old goalkeeper has therefore played a major part in Copenhagen once again competing at the top this season.

Summer departure becomes more likely

Because of these strong performances and the fact that he is in the prime years of his career, the goalkeeper’s future at Borussia Dortmund is more than questionable. This is reported by Westen. His contract does run until 2029, but the Danish club reportedly has a purchase option. So if Ramaj decides not to take on the competition with Gregor Kobel again in the summer and does not see any chance of becoming BVB’s number one, a departure is quite likely.

According to Ruhr24, Copenhagen would have to put around €5 million on the table as a transfer fee. That would likely be roughly the same amount BVB once paid Ajax Amsterdam to secure the goalkeeper’s services.

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