BVB player pushes to leave, will a bizarre scenario unfold? | OneFootball

Borussia Dortmund could part ways with another professional this summer. The player is pushing for a move – and a curious scenario seems possible.

Diant Ramaj is apparently pushing for a quick decision on his future at Borussia Dortmund. According to information from Ruhr Nachrichten, the goalkeeper wants to leave the club again as soon as possible after his return and is aiming for clarity before training starts on July 12. The situation is difficult for the 24-year-old. With Gregor Kobel as the clear number one, the recently renewed Alexander Meyer as backup, and Patrick Drewes as the third-choice goalkeeper, the goalkeeping unit is already filled.

The fact that Dortmund decided to keep Meyer is seen as a clear signal that Ramaj currently has no realistic prospect in the club’s plans. The keeper is still said to have the ambition of playing regularly as a first-choice goalkeeper. That is why, according to Ruhr Nachrichten, his camp is working toward a quick solution – ideally in the form of a permanent transfer. However, no potential interested clubs have been publicly identified so far.

A particularly curious aspect of a swift departure is that Ramaj may never play a competitive match for Borussia Dortmund. There is even a possibility that, after returning, he may not take part in a single training session with the first team if an agreement is reached before pre-season begins.

Diant Ramaj pushes for a quick BVB exit

BVB had only signed the goalkeeper from Ajax Amsterdam in February 2025 for around five million euros. Ramaj was then initially loaned out to FC Copenhagen, where he celebrated winning the league title and the cup with strong performances. That gave fresh momentum to hopes of a long-term future in Dortmund.

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However, the subsequent loan to 1. FC Heidenheim was far less successful. Although Ramaj showed his potential at times, he lost his starting spot during the final stretch of the season. As a result, he apparently failed to convince Dortmund’s decision-makers in the long term.

Ramaj was originally seen as a possible successor to Gregor Kobel. By now, however, there are many signs that the Swiss goalkeeper will remain the undisputed number one beyond the summer. Although Ramaj is still under contract with BVB until 2029, much currently points to an early separation. The prerequisite, however, is that a suitable taker is found promptly.

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