Back to England from Dortmund? Felix Nmecha raises eyebrows | OneFootball

Before the Champions League match at Tottenham Hotspur, Felix Nmecha is evasive about a possible return to England. Nevertheless, interest from the Premier League in the BVB key player is growing.

Felix Nmecha has become a central figure at Borussia Dortmund this season, both in terms of performance and future prospects. Before the Champions League match at Tottenham Hotspur, the 25-year-old was asked about a possible return to the island and deliberately avoided the question. "Whether I want to play in the Premier League or not, I won't say now," the midfielder explained, instead focusing on the upcoming game.

Nmecha, who grew up in England, is aware of the special significance of the match in London – both athletically and personally. The Spurs are "in a difficult phase," he said, "but of course they have quality. They are Tottenham, and we know we can't give less than 100 percent." At the same time, Nmecha emphasized: "I think it's just important for me that we win this game and hopefully enjoy this special day."

In terms of performance, much speaks for him: In the current season, Nmecha has numerous appearances and is hardly dispensable from Dortmund's starting lineup. He also scores regularly on the international stage – several goals in the Champions League underline his upward trend.

English clubs are watching BVB star Felix Nmecha

It's no secret that English clubs are watching closely. According to information from England, Nmecha is on Manchester United's radar; the record champions are reportedly monitoring the Dortmund player intensively to strengthen their midfield. The connection to the island is obvious: The Hamburg-born player was trained at Manchester City before finding his way to BVB via VfL Wolfsburg.

Meanwhile, Dortmund is thinking long-term. Nmecha is contracted until 2028, and the club is said to have already held informal talks about an early extension. However, there is no urgent need for action – both the player and the club currently have other priorities. What is clear is that Nmecha's performances have sparked interest. Whether this will one day lead him back to the Premier League remains open – fueling new speculation.

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