BVB preparing offer for Julian Brandt – under revised terms | OneFootball

In recent years, Julian Brandt has repeatedly been considered a hot transfer candidate, but he has consistently proven his worth for Borussia Dortmund and has already played 13 competitive matches this season, contributing four goals and two assists to a positive performance across competitions. Now, it is far from ruled out that the collaboration with the midfielder, which began in 2019, could be extended.

So far, the stance has been that BVB wants to wait and see how things develop and only decide at a later date whether to offer Brandt an extension on his contract, which expires on June 30, 2026. However, a fundamental decision seems to have been made, also based on the 29-year-old's performances in recent months.

BVB or perhaps the Premier League?

According to "Sky," managing director Lars Ricken and sporting director Sebastian Kehl plan to offer Brandt an extension.

BVB would generally like to keep the 48-time international player, who was last considered by national coach Julian Nagelsmann in November of last year, but not at any cost.

Brandt would likely need to be willing to accept financial concessions to stay with BVB. Currently, the Bremen native is estimated to earn between seven and eight million euros per season. The goal of Dortmund's management would primarily be to reduce Brandt's base salary, although he could still earn well through appearance and success bonuses with corresponding performances.

Whether Brandt is willing to make concessions or seeks a new challenge after seven years in Dortmund remains to be seen. Other options would presumably be available to Brandt. Several weeks ago, several clubs from the English Premier League were reportedly interested.

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