Top clubs circle Ryerson: will BVB cave in? | OneFootball

Following his strong performances at the World Cup, BVB star Julian Ryerson is reportedly attracting interest from several top clubs. Borussia Dortmund could face a difficult decision if a suitable offer arrives.

Julian Ryerson is increasingly playing his way onto the radar of international top clubs at the World Cup. According to information from BILD, Manchester United in particular are taking a close look at the Borussia Dortmund right-back. According to the report, the Red Devils recently made contact with the player’s camp again to explore the possibility of a transfer. Other top European clubs are also said to be closely monitoring the Norwegian’s situation.

The attention is no surprise. Ryerson already impressed last season with consistently strong performances in a BVB shirt and has seamlessly carried that form into the World Cup. He was especially one of the standout players in Norway’s surprising 2-1 win over Brazil, with the 28-year-old convincing through his strength in challenges and his defensive work.

Ryerson has no release clause: BVB can decide freely

Despite the growing interest, Borussia Dortmund still plan with Ryerson, according to BILD. The club would like to extend his contract, which runs until 2028, as early as possible in order to create long-term planning security. Relevant talks were reportedly originally scheduled for the autumn, but could now be brought forward in light of the current developments.

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A move is still not completely out of the question. According to BILD, BVB would at least be willing to consider a sale if an offer of around €30 million were to come in. As Ryerson is reportedly not believed to have a release clause, the decision ultimately lies entirely with the BVB bosses, led by sporting director Ole Book.

There could also be implications for squad planning. According to BILD, Ryerson’s unresolved future may be one reason why a possible move for Yan Couto has not yet been finalized. If interest from England continues to grow, the coming weeks could prove decisive for everyone involved.

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