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At the BVB general meeting Nico Schlotterbeck ran by sport director Sebastian Kehl without a smile. The scene fueled speculation about contract discussions. The defense chief is sought after at European top clubs.
The poker for a possible contract extension of Nico Schlotterbeck provides for discussion material at BVB. A video from the general meeting leads to rumors. Sports director Kehl reacts.
Schlotterbeck: Positive Outlook & Current Situation - Archysport
Borussia Dortmund faces a crucial contract negotiation with defender Nico Schlotterbeck, with sporting director Sebastian Kehl expressing cautious optimism. We hope that the decision will be positive. But it’s not that far yet, Kehl told ‘Ruhr Nachrichten.’ He added that Schlotterbeck is deeply attached to the club, which fuels his optimism.schlotterbeck’s current contract runs until 2027. Discussions reportedly involve a salary increase and a p…
Borussia Dortmund sporting director laughs off rumors of stalled contract negotiations with Nico Schlotterbeck
Borussia Dortmund sporting director Sebastian Kehl has issued comment on the state of ongoing contract negotiations with centre-back Nico Schlotterbeck. Much has been made of a video clip widely circulated on the internet. In the now viral clip from Dortmund’s recent general meeting, Kehl appears to deliberately avoid shaking hands with Schlotterbeck during a player presentation on the stage. Kehl addressed the purported controversy whilst spea…
Borussia Dortmund's sports director Sebastian Kehl has rejected rumors about alleged dissension between him and BVB pro Nico Schlotterbeck during the contract talks with the football national player. "It's okay. There was (...)
The poker for a possible contract extension of Nico Schlotterbeck provides for discussion material at BVB. A video from the general meeting leads to rumors. Sports director Kehl reacts.
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