New midfielder for Dortmund: Guirassy reveals transfer | OneFootball

Serhou Guirassy has preempted the next BVB transfer with a Snapchat post. Carney Chukwuemeka is on the verge of his return to Dortmund.

Near the end of the transfer period, Borussia Dortmund is hinting at the next reinforcement – and goal-scorer Serhou Guirassy has apparently already made the deal public.

On Monday, the 29-year-old shared several posts on Snapchat, which were published as a screenshot by Bild here: Carney Chukwuemeka can be seen, first in BVB club gear, later relaxed at a table in the canteen on the club premises. Guirassy wrote "My G is back" each time, celebrating the return of his colleague.

With this, the striker indirectly confirmed what has been emerging for days: Chukwuemeka is moving permanently from FC Chelsea to Dortmund. The transfer fee is reportedly between 23 and 25 million euros. The Austrian-born English U21 international played on loan for BVB in the previous second half of the season, making 17 appearances and scoring one goal in the Bundesliga.

After the end of his loan, he initially returned to London, but did not play a role in the plans of coach Enzo Maresca. Now he wants to establish himself permanently in Dortmund. Chukwuemeka is said to have arrived in the Ruhr region on Sunday evening, with a medical check scheduled for Monday.

BVB on the verge of a double transfer of Chukwuemeka and Anselmino

In parallel, Argentine defender Aaron Anselmino could also move from Chelsea to BVB – initially on loan. Both deals are expected to be officially announced after the completion of the formalities.

Sports director Lars Ricken also hinted at further activities on the transfer market. On Sky90, he explained: "We've already done something and taken money in hand. Nevertheless, it's clear to us that we want to do something else. We're thinking about all parts of the team, including the central defense."

Dortmund has already signed Jobe Bellingham (30.5 million euros), Daniel Svensson (6.5 million euros), Yan Couto (20 million euros), and goalkeeper Patrick Drewes (200,000 euros) this summer.

With Chukwuemeka's return, BVB would further strengthen the midfield – and he could possibly be back in the squad as early as next Sunday for the Bundesliga home game against Union Berlin (5:30 pm). Guirassy has already officially welcomed him back.

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