Eintracht Frankfurt’s Daichi Kamada apparently agrees with BVB

Among most valuable at the end of the contract

This article first appeared on February 23 at 3:58 p.m. and was subsequently updated with more information.

Liverpool, Man United, Barcelona, ​​Newcastle, Tottenham – a look at the TM rumor mill shows: The list of potential buyers for the services of Frankfurt’s offensive power Daichi Kamada is long. From the Bundesliga, FC Bayern is said to have recently entered the race for the Japanese player, who will be free from the summer, while title rival Borussia Dortmund is now apparently pushing ahead.

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	D. Kamada
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How “sports1” reported, BVB sports director Sebastian Kehl met with Kamada consultants Roberto Tukada and Thomas Kroth in Dortmund to negotiate the possibilities of a summer change. The player side is said to have been presented with concrete figures in terms of salary. According to the TV station, the Westphalians are currently ahead of the pack when it comes to courting the 26-year-old international. In Dortmund, where Mahmoud Dahoud’s expiring contract will not be extended, Marco Reus’ future is still uncertain and top star Jude Bellingham could also be about to drop out in the summer, Kehl & Co. are looking for a suitable replacement for the offensive center.

Update February 23, 7:25 p.m.: According to the “Frankfurter Rundschau” Kamada should “finally” agree with the black and yellow about a summer transfer. He has a five-year contract with the Westphalians and more than double his previous salary. It is said that Kamada could earn 5.5 to 6 million euros at BVB in the future.

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Kamada’s market value is currently estimated at 30 million euros, making the legal footman one of the ten most valuable professionals with an ending contract in the world. In the current season he has contributed 18 goals in 30 games for the SBU across all competitions, with five goals in the Europa League last season he was one of the guarantors for the Hessians to win the title. According to reports, Eintracht’s sports director Markus Krösche recently turned down lucrative offers for an extension to the Kamada side.

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