BVB exit? Felix Nmecha has two clubs in mind | OneFootball

Borussia Dortmund must brace itself for growing interest in Felix Nmecha. Two top English clubs in particular apparently have the best chances of signing the Germany international.

After his impressive performances at the World Cup, Felix Nmecha is now one of the most sought-after players on the transfer market. Several top European clubs are said to be monitoring the Borussia Dortmund midfielder. According to a report by BILD, two clubs are emerging as clear favorites.

Accordingly, Manchester City and Manchester United are said to hold the greatest appeal for the Germany international. Newcastle United is also considered a serious contender and is reportedly eyeing Nmecha as a possible successor to Bruno Guimarães, but is believed to have weaker chances in the race for the Dortmund player.

Nmecha’s past also works in Manchester City’s favor. The Hamburg-born midfielder was developed by the English giants and even made three competitive appearances for the first team before moving to Dortmund via VfL Wolfsburg.

BVB put a high price tag on Felix Nmecha

According to BILD, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are also closely following the development of the BVB star alongside the three Premier League clubs. Compared with the two Manchester clubs, however, they are not considered to be in the strongest position if a move becomes possible.

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Despite the strong interest, Borussia Dortmund sees itself in a comfortable position with the 25-year-old. Nmecha only recently extended his contract until 2030, meaning the club’s decision-makers are relaxed about any potential transfer. According to information from BILD, the Black and Yellows would only consider a sale this summer if an offer of at least €120 million arrived.

In the longer term, however, the situation could change. According to the report, Nmecha is set to have a release clause worth €80 million from 2027, which would drop to €70 million a year later. For the coming season, though, the BVB bosses are still firmly planning with the midfielder.

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