How many Bellingham millions BVB really has left!

Thanks to Jude Bellingham’s forthcoming transfer to Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund is expecting a bulging cash register. Further departures are to follow, but BVB also have some interesting players in their sights.

Borussia Dortmund can go shopping this summer!

With Jude Bellingham’s forthcoming mega transfer to Real Madrid, BVB can look forward to fixed income of 103 million euros. With bonus payments that can be realistically achieved, Dortmund can calculate with a further 30.9 million euros in the coming years.

Means: The Black and Yellows can expect total income of almost 134 million euros over the next six years, as long as Bellingham’s mega contract in Madrid will last.

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BVB around sports boss Sebastian Kehl has a lot of money in the till this summer to strengthen the squad. However, the former Dortmund captain does not have as much coal as is believed in some places. Managing Director Hans-Joachim Watzke had already announced in the last week picture on sunday announced that only “60 to 65 percent of the transfer fee that we achieve in this period” should be reinvested.

According to an ad hoc report from BVB, around 77 million euros (tax payments, resale participation in ex-club Birmingham) remain from the Bellingham coal. On top of that, another five million euros for the transfer from Ansgar Knauff to Frankfurt.

If possible, the higher earners Thomas Meunier (salary of 10 million euros), Thorgan Hazard (6-7 million euros) and Nico Schulz (5 million euros) should also go and be removed from the payroll.

After SPORTS1-Information is available to squad planner Kehl for this transfer summer between 60 and 70 million euros.

One thing is clear: After the departures of Bellingham and Mahmoud Dahoud (before moving to Brighton & Hove Albion), a strong six and a strong eight should come.

A part of the Bellingham coal is to be put in Edson Álvarez from Ajax Amsterdam in the near future. The Mexican mentality monster has been a thing for the BVB bosses for a long time.

The flexible Álvarez, who can also play in central defence, should bring more robustness and physicality to the BVB game. The 25-year-old defensive ace is said to cost around 35 million euros. Negotiations with Ajax are expected to pick up speed in the coming days.

With regard to the eighth position, Dortmund have several names on the list and have not yet finally decided on a player. In addition to playing class, “Mister X” must also be mentally strong and able to deal with pressure, especially since he would automatically follow in big footsteps as Bellingham’s successor.

Contrary to media reports to the contrary, the return of City star Ilkay Gündogan is currently not a serious issue.

However, Borussia will not spend a very large sum of 45 or 50 million euros for a single player by Dortmund standards. As a reminder: With 31.5 million euros (excluding bonus payments), Sébastien Haller is the previous record addition. The limits should not be broken this summer either.

Dortmund reacted to the free transfer of Raphael Guerreiro, who is moving to Bayern Munich, with Ramy Bensebaini (free transfer from Gladbach).

Iván Fresneda should come at the back right because Meunier wants and should go. The 18-year-old star has a €20m release clause following Real Valladolid’s relegation.

BVB, which has been in contact with the player’s management for over a year, is said to be in pole position, but still wants to significantly reduce the price. In Julian Ryerson (joined from Union), Dortmund signed a full-back that can be used on both sides in the winter.

On the wings, the Dortmunders feel sufficiently well manned, especially since the top talents Jamie Bynoe-Gittens and Julien Duranville are in the starting blocks in addition to the second half of the season through starters Donyell Malen and Karim Adeyemi.