Guirassy and Adeyemi on the way out? How BVB are planning | OneFootball

Recently, speculation about the futures of Serhou Guirassy and Karim Adeyemi at Borussia Dortmund has intensified. Now it has emerged how BVB are planning internally with the two attacking stars.

Borussia Dortmund apparently have to prepare for a possible overhaul in attack. As Sky reports, those in charge internally expect departures rather than long-term stays for both Serhou Guirassy and Karim Adeyemi.

Guirassy’s future in particular is currently causing debate. According to the pay-TV broadcaster, Dortmund bosses Lars Ricken and Sebastian Kehl recently sought talks with the striker. They are said to have explained the club’s sporting plans to the Guinea international in an attempt to convince him to stay. However, there will apparently be no quick decision, as Guirassy first wants to wait for the World Cup.

Even so, according to Sky, BVB are already preparing for the possible departure of the 30-year-old. According to the report, Hoffenheim forward Fisnik Asllani is considered the preferred candidate to replace him. A move to Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, does not appear to be an issue. As BILD reports, Guirassy has ruled out a transfer to the Saudi Pro League this summer. Instead, the striker wants to continue playing at the highest level in Europe.

BVB apparently planning without Guirassy and Adeyemi

There is said to be interest from Fenerbahce Istanbul and Aston Villa, among others. In addition, it is reportedly in both the player’s and BVB’s interests to gain clarity over the future as early as possible. As for Karim Adeyemi, Sky says the signs also point more toward a separation. Negotiations over a contract extension are currently said to be on hold. Internally, the club therefore appears to be leaning more toward a sale, although the 24-year-old is said to feel comfortable in Dortmund.

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The background to the stalled talks is apparently differing views on the financial terms. According to Sky information, BVB have offered Adeyemi an annual gross salary of around seven million euros plus bonus payments. However, the attacking player is said to expect to be among the club’s top earners in the future.

Since both Guirassy and Adeyemi are likely to make decisions on their futures only after the World Cup, the saga could drag on for several more weeks. Internally, however, Dortmund already seem to be preparing for the possibility that both attacking stars will leave the club in the summer.

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