News Focus
- Ole Book dismisses rumours linking Serhou Guirassy with a summer exit from Borussia Dortmund
- The club will only consider ‘exceptional offers’ for key players this transfer window
- Guirassy’s goal-scoring record makes him vital to the squad’s future plans
- Dortmund expect more transfer activity after completing the signing of Joane Gadou
- The World Cup could trigger new bids for BVB players after summer tournaments
Borussia Dortmund sporting chief Ole Book has played down talk of Serhou Guirassy leaving the club. The striker has faced links with a move away from Signal Iduna Park. However, Book believes the forward wishes to remain in Germany.
“I feel he truly wants to stay here and help this club,” Book told reporters. He spoke during a press conference about the Guinean forward. The 40-year-old praised the player’s weekly performances on the pitch. He said he enjoys deep football talks with the striker. The statistics prove his importance to the squad.
Guirassy’s scoring record makes him vital for the team. Book stated that selling him is not their aim. However, the club would look at special offers if they arrive. This rule applies to all BVB players too. Book explained how football transfers work. He noted that bids can come at any moment.
More signings are likely this summer, Book confirmed. He hinted that the recent capture of Joane Gadou will not be their last deal. The club must spend money carefully. They have funds available but need smart solutions. Creative transfer models are necessary.
Book refused to name specific targets. He mentioned that several players will feature in the World Cup. A strong tournament could attract new bids. Summer offers may follow good displays. The market will decide what happens. The director stressed that forced sales are not needed.