Borussia Dortmund’s winter transfer window promised to be hectic and it is. The reason ? Youssoufa Moukoko. Already free to join the club he wants, the young German international (2 selections) has still not decided to extend with the Marsupials, despite an initial proposal of 3 million euros. made by German leaders. Therefore, the suitors show themselves and Newcastle seems, as such, determined to double the competition (PSG, Barça).
Ready to do anything to afford the 18-year-old striker, the Magpies would have, in fact, engaged in discussions around a contract of 8 million euros per year. A sacred offer which could well correspond to the emoluments demanded by the Moukoko clan, and thus allow the third in the Premier League to win the bet. Aware of being in danger in this case, the BvB has not, however, given up on the game. Failed for the first time, the leaders of the German formation have also resumed discussions on the side of Marbella, where the Marsupials are refining their preparation.
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According to information from BILD, the current sixth in the Bundesliga is now willing to review his initial offer, deemed insufficient. With this in mind, sports director Sebastian Kehl (42) and club boss Hans-Joachim Watzke (63) have decided to come back and offer a much more interesting package to the Moukoko clan. If we believe the latest elements of the German press, the BVB offers Moukoko an annual income of up to 6 million euros for a four-year contract (plus an option) and that’s not all…
In addition to these emoluments, Borussia Dortmund wants to add a signing bonus of more than 10 million euros for the striker, author of 6 goals and 6 assists in 22 matches in all competitions since the start of the season. In addition, Patrick Williams, the agent of the young German nugget, would receive a 10% commission, based on Moukoko’s salary, or, in the best case, an additional 2.4 million euros. In total, the BvB leaders therefore intend to offer more than 40 million euros to the former FC St. Pauli player. Enough to make him crack and prolong his adventure east of the Ruhr basin? Nothing is less sure…
Asked about it on Sky Germany Hans-Jochim Watzke admitted that the negotiations were not on the right track: “it is legitimate for the player to try to get a good position for himself. But it is just as legitimate for us to have our own ideas and if they do not coincide, the collaboration between the two will not continue. It could happen that there is no agreement between the parties, but this is not our intention. We hope he will always be in the team.”assured in particular the boss of the Marsupials…
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