Transfer edges closer: BVB star skips Japan trip | OneFootball

Some players could still leave BVB this summer. For one of them, despite recent developments, a move now appears to be taking shape in the fairly near future.

The player in question is Diant Ramaj. The goalkeeper, whom Dortmund most recently sent out on loan, does not figure in the Black and Yellows’ plans. Nevertheless, BVB know that he is a player who could still bring in some transfer income.

And that is exactly what could happen. According to information from Sky, Ramaj will now not travel to Japan with the team after all. Silas Ostrzinski will go in his place.

Inquiries for Ramaj

The reason is obvious: there are currently several inquiries for the goalkeeper, and they are now being examined closely. BVB want to bring in seven million euros for Ramaj, or at least get as close to that figure as possible.

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BVB paid Ajax just under five million euros at the time to sign Ramaj, before loaning him out first to FC Copenhagen and then to Heidenheim. Incidentally, Book is also not traveling to Japan; he will hold talks, including continuing discussions regarding Konstantinos Karetsas.

Which clubs have so far made inquiries about Ramaj is not yet known. What is clear is that the player now also knows he is no longer part of the plans and would agree to a move. However, the goalkeeper is certainly ambitious, so not just any club would be an option as his new team.

In the next few days, a solution could definitely begin to emerge if an interested club submits a suitable offer for the keeper. Ramaj made 33 Bundesliga appearances last season, keeping one clean sheet. In the end, despite some good performances, he was unable to prevent Heidenheim’s relegation.

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