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Schlotterbeck-Verlängerung offiziell! | Sancho-Rückkehr wird konkreter! | U23-Aufstieg für Torwart

·7 min

The episode opens with the announcement that Nico Schlotterbeck has extended his contract with Borussia Dortmund until 2031. It notes that BVB announced this yesterday, and there is a withdrawal clause for certain clubs, estimated at €50-60 million, though activation details remain unclear. Schlotterbeck's new salary is reported to be up to €14 million per year. He comments in a BVB interview that this extension is a fundamental career decision, as he is 26 and in the prime of his career. The host mentions that Schlotterbeck's statements during the national game break and a false report caused attention and criticism. Schlotterbeck admits it was a turbulent week and clarifies he wanted to extend with the club, not a single person, while also waiting to see the club's development. He expresses a goal to win a title with BVB. BVB's business leader sport, Lars Ricken, states the goal was clarity by mid-April, which has been achieved. Sports director Ole Burg praises Schlotterbeck as one of the best midfielders. The extension is described as having a taste, as it seemed Schlotterbeck was exploring other offers. The host notes Schlotterbeck has credit with fans but is curious about stadium reactions. The extension is framed as financial insurance for BVB. Reporters Kevin Pinnow and Florian Gröger discuss this in Ruhr Nachrichten Talk, noting financial security but risks like higher player prices. They highlight Schlotterbeck's unique profile as a left-footed inside defender. The episode then shifts to Jadon Sancho's potential return, with Lars Ricken confirming BVB is evaluating players like Sancho to improve the team. BVB has been following Sancho for months, and his contract with Manchester United is expiring, allowing a free transfer. Sancho is reported to be in better physical condition and showing more fun playing. BVB is ready to offer a salary of €6-7 million, but Sancho would need a significant salary cut. A long-term contract is seen as a risk. The episode continues with squad updates for the game against Leverkusen, noting Karim Adeyemi is locked out, and Philippe Omane and Jan Kuto are injured, with Almoghera Kabar replacing Kuto. Mathis Albea is pushing into the squad. Finally, youth news covers goalkeeper Aaron Held extending his contract to 2028 and rising to the U23 team, with sporting manager Ingo Preuss praising his progress. Held moved from Nuremberg to Dortmund in 2022 and has played 36 games. The episode concludes with promotional content and social media details.

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