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Borussia Dortmund faces a challenging transfer situation with Julien Duranville. After Werder Bremen, another Bundesliga club has now also clearly rejected the 19-year-old.

The future of Julien Duranville at Borussia Dortmund remains uncertain. The 19-year-old currently plays no role under coach Niko Kovac, and potential suitors are noticeably holding back. After Werder Bremen backed away from a concrete move, Borussia Mönchengladbach has now also clearly ruled out a possible transfer.

Before the Bundesliga duel between BVB and Gladbach (2:0), BMG sporting director Rouven Schröder made it clear on the Sky microphone that Duranville is not a topic in the Lower Rhine. “No! An interesting player, but not for Borussia,” the 50-year-old stated unequivocally. Thus, another Bundesliga club is off the table as an option.

Duranville is still considered a great talent but has been repeatedly slowed down by injuries during his time in Dortmund. This season, he has not yet appeared in the Bundesliga, only playing twice for the U23s in the Regionalliga West. Recently, the Belgian was again absent from the professional squad, partly for disciplinary reasons. He reportedly arrived late for training before the away game in Freiburg.

BVB open to loan: Duranville may leave Dortmund in winter

In principle, BVB is apparently willing to loan out the winger at least in the winter. However, the market is proving difficult. Werder Bremen showed interest but, according to Ruhr Nachrichten, does not plan a transfer as their winter focus is on signing a center forward.

Sporting director Sebastian Kehl confirmed after the Gladbach game that there could be some movement in winter. However, major changes are not planned. “There might be one or two squad movements, but nothing crazy,” Kehl was quoted by RUHR24 as saying, adding, “Let's see what happens. I am already in talks.”

While other players like Fabio Silva or Filippo Mane are firmly planned to stay, Duranville, along with Cole Campbell, is among the players for whom a departure seems realistic. Since Gladbach and Bremen have already declined, a move to his former club RSC Anderlecht currently remains a possible option. Whether concrete talks will take place there, however, is still open.

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