Transfer poker over? BVB turn down huge offer for Beier | OneFootball

Maximilian Beier will remain with BVB for now – the club has rejected a mega offer from England. Coach Niko Kovac also made it clear: "I don't want him to leave."

Borussia Dortmund has turned down a lucrative offer from the English Premier League club FC Brentford for Maximilian Beier. According to consistent media reports from Sky and The Athletic, the offer was up to 52 million euros, although the guaranteed amount would have been significantly lower. BVB has no interest in negotiating a transfer for the 22-year-old.

For Brentford, a successful deal would have meant a club record. So far, their record stands at around 43 million euros, which the English club once paid for Dango Ouattara to Bournemouth. However, Brentford is reportedly not planning to submit an improved offer.

Curiously, according to Sky, Beier himself doesn't want to move to Brentford. "Maxi doesn't want to leave here either," confirmed BVB coach Niko Kovac, who has intervened in the discussion and taken a clear stance. "I don't want him to leave."

In the background, however, Beier's former advisor is said to have intervened and held talks with Brentford, bypassing the current agency. Nevertheless, Dortmund fundamentally does not want to let go of the striker.

Contract until 2029: BVB is betting on Beier long-term

According to Sky, if the amount were "significantly over 50 million euros," BVB might be willing to negotiate, but only if Beier's sporting expectations were also met.

Besides Brentford, Aston Villa is also reportedly showing interest. Additionally, there are rumors of two other lucrative offers, which Kovac did not want to comment on: "We don't need to discuss rumors." Instead, he emphasized the importance of the striker for the club: "Maxi is an important part of this team and a great German talent."

Maximilian Beier moved from TSG Hoffenheim to Dortmund in the summer of 2024 for 28.5 million euros. Since then, the four-time national player has played 47 competitive matches for BVB, scoring ten goals and assisting ten more. His contract with the club runs until 2029.

Whether the forward will be in the squad for the Bundesliga match against Union Berlin next Sunday is still uncertain.

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