Breaked negotiations for Cherki
“Respectively”: Club boss shoots against BVB
Updated on 03.02.2025 – 4:50 p.m.Reading time: 2 min.
Dortmund wanted to strengthen himself with Lyon star Cherki on the last minute. But nothing becomes of it. Olympiques owner is angry with BVB.
Rayan Cherki doesn’t switch to Borussia Dortmund. The French winger will stay in France at Olympique Lyon, confirmed Lyon’s owner John Textor. “We rejected Borussia Dortmund’s offer and do not intend to negotiate with this or another club,” Textor told the transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano.
And the club boss became even explicit. At Sky, Textor clearly criticized BVB’s negotiation. “The offer from Dortmund was communicated disrespectfully, was far below the market value and was badly chosen in time,” the American is quoted.
Previously, it had been reported that BVB had made an offer of over 22.5 million euros. The explosive: According to media reports from France, there is actually said to have been an agreement between Lyon and Cherki, which says that the wing striker could change for the sum. But the BVB seems to have been too late.
Dortmund, on the other hand, was not too late in the case of Daniel Svensson. The Swedish left -back changes from a loan from the Danish first division club FC Nordsjaelland to BVB, both clubs have also agreed on a purchase option in summer.
“Daniel is an up -and -coming, physically strong defender who can give us additional stability and with whom we will position ourselves more wider in the defensive area,” said sports director Sebastian Kehl: “We see a lot of potential in him and are convinced that he is convinced that he is positive here will continue in Dortmund. “
In addition to Svensson, Carney Chukwuemeka should also switch to Dortmund. The only 21-year-old Englishman was already under Şahin as a candidate for BVB, but with the departure of the ex-coach, the transfer initially rested. Now the central midfielder from Chelsea should actually switch to the black and yellow. According to reports, it is a rental business.