‘Massive club’: Beier eyes long-term future at Borussia Dortmund | OneFootball

After strong performances in his second season at Borussia Dortmund, Maximilian Beier is clearly focusing on his development with BVB. The striker is working specifically on his weaknesses and is committing himself to the club for the long term.

Maximilian Beier is establishing himself more and more as an important factor in Borussia Dortmund’s attacking play in his second season. In a total of 36 competitive appearances so far—26 of them as a starter—the striker has scored nine goals and provided several assists, making him a key member of the Black and Yellows’ extended starting lineup.

Despite this positive development, the 23-year-old still sees room for improvement. “The best thing is scoring goals and helping the team. But I think there’s still more possible. I want to become even more consistent and keep improving,” Beier explained in an interview with BILD. He especially sees potential for improvement in his heading ability and is working specifically on becoming even more dangerous in the penalty area.

The attacking player has also set concrete goals for himself: by the end of the season, he wants to reach double digits in Bundesliga goals and further increase his goal involvements. These achievements are also meant to help him with the national team, because the 2026 World Cup remains a major motivation. “I’m giving everything for the dream of the World Cup,” Beier made clear.

Contract until 2029: BVB plans long-term with Beier

So far, he has made seven appearances for the German national team. The versatile striker also clearly defines his role within the squad and shows a team-oriented attitude: “If I get the chance to be there, I would give everything for the team.”

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Rumors about a possible transfer, including from the Premier League, do not concern him. Although last summer there was apparently even an offer from FC Brentford worth up to 52 million euros, Beier stayed in Dortmund—and that is not expected to change anytime soon. “I consciously chose Dortmund. This is a huge club, and I can continue to develop here. And I want to experience more successful years with BVB.”

With his long-term contract until 2029 and his continuous development, Beier thus seems to be not only an important part of Dortmund’s sporting plans, but also of their long-term future.

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