Viktor Dadason on Dortmund’s radar – BVB tracking Icelandic top talent | OneFootball

His goal in the final minute to make it 2-4 in the match between FC Copenhagen and Borussia Dortmund was ultimately just a cosmetic result, but it was also Viktor Dadason's first goal in the Champions League—an achievement that clearly caught the attention of the opposition. It appears that BVB has taken a liking to the 17-year-old attacking talent.

According to the Danish portal “Campo.dk,” BVB scouts attended the match between Vejle BK and FC Copenhagen last weekend—along with representatives from Borussia Mönchengladbach, Stade Rennes, and Real Sociedad San Sebastian.

The reason for the Dortmund observers’ presence, according to “Campo.dk,” was indeed Dadason, who, however, was only substituted in ten minutes before the end during Copenhagen’s 0-2 defeat and thus had little opportunity to showcase his skills.

Contract in Copenhagen until 2028

Nevertheless, the recently turned 17-year-old Dadason has more than hinted at his great potential in his first competitive matches for Copenhagen’s first team. In the cup round of 16 at the end of October, the 1.93-meter-tall striker contributed a goal and an assist in the 4-1 win at Hobro IK, and in addition to his goal against BVB, he also recorded an assist in four appearances in the Danish Super League.

Currently, it is assumed that Dortmund’s interest is still rather general and not yet concrete. However, this could well change, as it is conceivable that BVB will look to add a striker during the winter transfer window to have more depth up front than they currently do.

Dadason, who has scored seven goals in 24 youth international matches for Iceland from U15 to U19, could then be a candidate with potential. However, due to his contract running until 2028, he would hardly be available at a bargain price.

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