Dortmund wants to wait for the Premier League price cut promotion, he is doubtful about Sancho; Chuk Umeka is dissatisfied with Chelsea

Hupu August 13th The German media photo newspaper team updated Dortmund's transfer special.

Kovac told Biography:

"We will definitely draw the right conclusion and make the right decision. We need a high-quality team.

When you take into account three things at the same time - not international games - you need such a lineup. We still have a lot to do. We just barely entered the Champions League with fourth place." This statement from the head coach should inspire fans who are increasingly impatient due to the fierce competition in the transfer market:

"We still have a lot to improve. We hope Dortmund will enter the Champions League as soon as possible. Not in the last round, but faster. To do this, we must make the right decision. We are ambitious."

Sports director Lars Ricken knows that Kovac hopes to finalize all transfers now so as to make the most of the preparation time. But for their successful coach, it was an unrealized wish. The internal head of Dortmund expects that the currently ongoing transfer transactions will be completed in the last few days of the transfer window, that is, at the end of August.

They hope that, especially the English clubs will realize that their asking price is too high and announce a "price-down promotion".

"We agreed on a potential transfer plan with Ricken, Kyle, Vatsk, our scouting department and coaching staff. The current transfer market is not prosperous, especially in the Premier League, where strong financial clubs are also competing. Therefore, we must make the right decision very wisely. If necessary, it will take some time. Because we have to make rational decisions, not emotional decisions."

Kyle has 30 million to 40 million euros to adjust the lineup. Ideally, two new players should join Dortmund, while the sale of Giovanni Reina could increase the budget slightly, with him expected to bring in between 6 million and 8 million euros.

Dortmond's signing list contains the following names:

Fabio Silva (23): Ricken, Kyle and Kovac recently discussed the all-round striker at Austrian training camp. The result is: Dortmund is very eager to sign the Portuguese. The following details prove that management is serious: Sports management has conducted video conferences with players to introduce Dortmund to the Wolves professional, including the atmosphere of the team, the court, and the potential for players to develop. The same is true for Silva: Dortmund doesn't want to pay the current asking price of about €25 million.

Faqundo Bonanot (20): The Argentine player from Brighton can be competent for attacking midfielder or right winger and ranks among the top in Dortmund's signing list. The management's wish is: they want to loan him for a season, and the two clubs are currently discussing a loan fee of about 2 million euros. Dortmund also wants to get an option buyout clause, which may be around 25 million euros.

Karni Chuk Umeka (21): The attacking star was loaned to Dortmund from Chelsea in the second half of last season and is still attracting much attention.

Their plan for him and Bonanot is similar: loan the British player first, and if you have any intention, then consider buying out.

It is gratifying that Chuk Umeka has clearly expressed his willingness to stay in Dortmund to the club's top management. During the negotiations, he also hinted that he was disappointed with the way Chelsea handled the players and therefore did not want to play for the "Blue".

Sancho (25): He is probably the most emotional player in Dortmund. Because he has signed with Dortmund twice and is passionate about this club in the Ruhr area.

Sports Director Kyle does not rule out the possibility of a three-way entry, although management is skeptical about whether Sancho can provide further assistance. Some players on the team expressed support for signing him. They think Sancho can change the fate of the team. The connection between the

players and the club never really stopped. At present, there is a heated discussion within the club: Is Sancho, who may be a bit frivolous, suitable for the disciplined Kovac?