Beier set to leave Dortmund? The striker’s plans revealed | OneFootball

Is Maximilian Beier soon to move abroad from BVB? The 22-year-old is apparently contemplating his future – and interest from England is growing.

Maximilian Beier could soon face a pivotal decision at Borussia Dortmund. In recent days, media outlets like Sky and Bild have reported on the growing interest of several clubs in the forward, including Premier League clubs Brentford FC and Aston Villa. There is even talk of a possible transfer fee of up to 70 million euros.

Until now, Beier was considered a player who wasn't seriously considering a move. However, Ruhr Nachrichten reports that this has now changed: The national player is "thinking about his prospects in Dortmund," especially with an eye on the 2026 World Cup. A departure is therefore quite "possible." However, Brentford does not appeal to him, as the club is not represented on the European stage, and other interested parties may be less attractive to BVB due to lower transfer offers.

At BVB, Beier faces tough competition in the attack. Alongside Karim Adeyemi, who was recently called up for the World Cup qualifiers, the imminent transfer of Fabio Silva is also on the horizon, costing 25 million euros and possibly debuting as soon as Sunday against Union Berlin (5:30 PM).

Future uncertain: Beier considers leaving BVB

Beier only transferred from TSG Hoffenheim to BVB last summer, for around 30 million euros. In his debut season in Dortmund, he scored eight goals and assisted six more. Initially, he struggled to assert himself under former coach Nuri Sahin, but developed further in a dual-striker role under Niko Kovac. However, the 22-year-old missed the season's final stretch due to an ankle injury.

Despite the increasing interest from other clubs, BVB is in a comfortable position: Beier's contract runs until 2029, so there is currently no pressure to sell. However, should an especially attractive offer come in, the club might reconsider – particularly since Premier League clubs are known for investing large sums in the final transfer phase.

For Maximilian Beier, a decisive phase is thus approaching: staying in Dortmund to continue his career in a familiar environment, or a lucrative move abroad.

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