Quote from: Silence Scream on Today at 03:45:01 PM

Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 07:48:59 AM

It didn't take long for Dortmund to find a new striker and they have reached an agreement with Hoffenheim for the transfer of Maximilian Beier. Dortmund always has a way to find a good striker, especially since Maximilian Beier scored 16 goals for Hoffenheim last season, isn't he a prolific striker? Wink

In addition, Niklas Fullkrug's departure to West Ham will not disrupt Dortmund's performance next season because Maximilian Beier is projected to be his replacement. Surely we can't wait to see the duet of Maximilian Beier with Sehrou Guirassy next season and how many goals will they both score? I think it's more than 30 goals. Grin

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1822633717069709672

Guirassy will take on the experienced forward role that Borussia Dortmund is looking for. Beier will take on the role of an alternative quality young forward at the age of 21. These transfers are considered as investments for the future for Dortmund. The 21-year-old German player attracted attention by scoring 16 goals last year. If Borussia Dortmund paid 30 million Euros for him, I am sure they will not sell him for less than 60-70 million Euros. They have been following a very good transfer policy for years. They are very good at finding quality and young players. And of course, they are also very good at marketing them.

That's true. I have heard some stuff about him, and people were also calling him Haaland in the making. He's 1.85m and super fast, and also, he's very versatile in the offense. 30 million looks so bargain if we compare him to the other striker. I still consider 30 million quite cheap to get a potential talent like him.
Borussia Dortmund is very smart to trade the 31-year-old Füllkrug for the 21-year-old Beier. It's incredible to see the way Dortmund is regenerating its players. Beier could potentially be the next Haaland, and they can sell him for 90m at least