Transfer a done deal? – Zagłębie Lubin expect Regula to join BVB | OneFootball

Borussia Dortmund’s decision to bring in Ethan Nwaneri on loan from Arsenal shortly before the transfer deadline as a replacement for Giannis Konstantelias, who is set for a lengthy spell out with a cruciate ligament injury, already looked justified on Saturday when the young Englishman played a key role in the 3-2 winning goal away at TSG Hoffenheim. The one to lose out because of Nwaneri’s arrival was Marcel Regula, who had also been considered a strong candidate, but could still end up joining BVB at a later date.

“Borussia Dortmund are planning for the future with Marcel Regula. We will see whether it happens in winter or only next summer,” revealed Zaglebie Lubin club boss Pawel Jez in comments to Canal+, suggesting that the 19-year-old can be expected to move to Dortmund in one of the next transfer windows.

It is entirely conceivable that Regula will become a very concrete option for BVB again as early as January. After all, Arsenal have the option to recall Nwaneri in winter, which would reopen the gap that has just been filled, especially as Konstantelias is not expected to make his comeback at the start of the new year.

A transfer fee of eight million euros is being discussed

Regula, who a few weeks ago was also considered by 1. FC Köln as a possible successor to Said El Mala, but then was reportedly no longer an option there after El Mala’s move to Dortmund fell through, likely for financial reasons, has started all five matches for Lubin in the current Polish Ekstraklasa season. However, since scoring on the opening matchday in the 2-0 win against Piast Gliwice, he has not contributed to another goal.

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BVB are certainly still keeping an eye on the development of the seven-time Poland U21 international. But for Lubin to maintain the reported asking price of eight million euros from the summer, Regula will need to add one or two more goal contributions in the coming weeks.

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