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Official: BVB Sign Giannis Konstantelias
It’s official, folks! BVB have signed Giannis Konstantelias on a deal that runs until 2031. The quick-footed Greece international joins from PAOK Thessaloniki for about €32 million all-in. Ole Book moved with lightning-quick reflexes after backing out of a deal for Saïd El Mala, needing less than a week to secure a competitive alternative at […]
Sunday Morning Double-Whammy: BVB Set to Sign Joey Veerman and Giannis Konstantelias
What a surprise to wake up to! 48 hours ago, Borussia Dortmund’s final offer for Said El Mala was firmly rejected by FC Köln. Florian Plettenberg reported that BVB were already hard at work looking for backup signings, and expected action soon. I certainly didn’t expect Ole Book to work this quickly! Early this morning, […]
Borussia Dortmund Abandon Pursuit of Said El Mala
As it turns out, Borussia Dortmund will not be breaking its club transfer record this summer. After weeks of back-and-forth negotiations with FC Köln, the Cathedral City club’s asking price has proven to be just too high. It is widely reported that Borussia Dortmund had set an internal limit up to €50 million for El […]
BVB Updates: Dortmund Beat Arsenal, Bid Again for Said El Mala
Hope you all had a great weekend! I haven’t written in a while, so here’s what’s going on in BVB land: BVB Beat Arsenal 3-2 in the “Emirates Cup” Normally, I wouldn’t really care about a win in a preseason friendly, but after so much acrimony among the fan base after BVB’s lackluster friendly performances […]
Report: Dortmund Agreed to Couto Loan Deal with Como
One of Dortmund’s will-they-won’t-they transfers of the summer appears to be going ahead at long last. Per Fabrizio Romano, Dortmund wing-back Yan Couto is set to move to Italy this summer on loan to Como. Couto joined Dortmund initially on loan from Manchester City in the fall of 2024, with a purchase obligation exercised in […]
Borussia Dortmund Interested in FC Köln’s Said El Mala
Borussia Dortmund’s summer transfer window is getting more exciting by the day. The arrival of exciting Greek prospect Konstantinos Karestas is imminent. Now, Sporting Director Ole Book seems to be cooking up a move that would be arguably even more high-profile: taking a run at FC Köln’s Said El Mala. The 19-year-old German International has […]
Report: Borussia Dortmund Has Signed Konstantinos Karetsas
Ladies and gentlemen… we got him! According to Bob Faesen of HLN Sport and confirmed by Florian Plettenburg, Borussia Dortmund has secured the transfer of 18 year-old Greek international Konstantinos Karetsas from KRC Genk of the Belgian Pro League. Plettenburg reports that Dortmund will pay a package worth a club-record €32 million plus add-ons for […]
Transfer Roundup: Where Borussia Dortmund Stands after the World Cup
Welcome back to club soccer, everyone! After 104 World Cup matches, club soccer is officially back on the menu. 48 teams competed, 11 Dortmund players featured for their national teams, 3 taxidermy animals were brought to Norway, 1 team won the whole thing, and 1 team crashed out 4-1 in front of a home crowd […]
Report: Adeyemi (Finally) Sold to FC Barcalona
Almost two weeks ago I wrote how Adeyemi to Barcelona was “a done deal”. For reference, that was the same day Spain and Belgium played each other in the quarter final. Since then, we’ve seen Spain go on to win the World Cup, Dortmund begin their preseason, and this cite have at least 100 discussions […]
Dortmund’s World Cup Stock Index: Who had the Best (and Worst) Tournament?
The greatest sporting spectacle in the world has officially come and gone. The 2026 World Cup raked in a record $15 billion in total revenue for FIFA. Corporate greed aside, the tournament once again gripped the globe, uniting billions of viewers across a month-long fever dream of tactical masterclasses, agonizing heartbreak, and unscripted euphoria. To […]
World Cup Watch Party: The Final!
It all comes down to this. It’s a great day to be a Barça fan and a terrible day to be a Madridista. Out of 48 teams, only two remain: Argentina and Spain. Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal. The Barcelona old guard and the young guns. All battling it out under the smoggy wildfire-choked skies […]
Borussia Dortmund in Negotiations With Genk Over Konstantinos Karetsas
Borussia Dortmund’s transfer window has been a quiet one thus far, but that could change very quickly. BVB’s Sporting Director Ole Book has zeroed in on Konstantinos Karetsas, a highly-touted 18-year-old Greek international who plays for KRC Genk in the Belgian League. According to Florian Plettenberg, Dortmund and Karetsas have already agreed to personal terms […]
Where to Watch the Bundesliga in 2026/27: What to Know about the New Versant/Telemundo Deal
I remember the Dark Ages: 2016 Fox Sports. Waking up at 6:30 am PST to watch Dortmund v. Ingolstadt in late March only to find that the game wasn’t on Fox Sports or Fox Sports 2 but instead was only showing on FoxSportsGo, a channel only a select few could access. We’re over that now, […]
Dortmund World Cup Roundup: Week of 7/6-7/12
The last two standing Dortmund players from the beginning of the week were Gregor Kobel and Julian Ryerson. Scores aside, let’s look back to see how they fared. All players stats courtesy of FotbMob. Tuesday, July 7th Switzerland o-0 Columbia (Pen 4-3) Gregor Kobel (GK), Switzerland Saturday, July 11th England 2-1 Norway Julian Ryerson (DEF), […]
World Cup Watch Party: The Quarterfinals
It’s time to get down to the nitty gritty. The doormats , the underdogs, and the Cinderellas, with the possible exception of Switzerland, are gone. The World Cup has been fun: now it’s time to find out who’s gonna win it. We’ve got four matches in the Quarterfinals: -Today: France vs Morocco (4:00 pm EST) […]
Report: Barcelona Complete Transfer For Karim Adeyemi
7/10/2026 Update: Still waiting on the official announcement here but looks like Adeyemi to Barcelona is a done deal. Multiple sources are putting the figure at around €22 million plus €7 million in add-ons. Ultimately a low price for a player we once thought would be worth €60m+. That being said, Adeyemi has one year […]
Dortmund World Cup Roundup: Week of 6/29-7/5
Still catching your breath after the England vs. Mexico thriller (or Argentina vs. Cape Verde!)? Me too. The knockouts so far have produced some absolute nail-biters. As we look at the Dortmund players performances from last week, which match stood out to you the most? All players stats courtesy of FotbMob. Monday, June 29th Paraguay […]
Klopp Ready to Accept the German National Team Job
According to reports, Jurgen Klopp has agreed to become the manager of the German National Team, with a formal agreement expected soon. With Julian Nagelsmann leaving the head coaching job after Germany’s shocking World Cup exit in the Round of 32 in penalty kicks to Paraguay, the German FA is moving quickly. According to Sky […]
World Cup Watch Party: Round of 16
The group stage and the R32 are over. The Scots have flown home, Balogun’s on a red, and everyone in England is becoming an expert on Aerology. The R16 technically started already, with Canada and Paraguay falling to Morocco and France respectively. Today, Brazil take on Norway while England face a difficult match at the […]
Dortmund World Cup Roundup: Week of June 22-28 + Fast Facts about Germany
The group stage is in the books and the knockout round has officially kicked off! Here’s a look back at how the Dortmund players faired in their last game before entering the round of 32. Plus here’s some fast facts about Germany historically at the World Cup. All players stats courtesy of FotbMob. Monday, June […]
Dortmund World Cup Roundup: Week of June 15-21
Apologies for the delay. Now that the first full week of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has come and gone, here’s a look back at how Dortmund players performed. Stats courtesy of FotMob. Tuesday, June 16th Norway 4 – 1 Iraq Julian Ryerson (DEF), Norway Argentina 3 – 0 Algeria Ramy Bensebaini (DEF), Algeria Wednesday, […]
World Cup Watch Party: Week Two
The World Cup is awesome. As much as FIFA and the hosting countries (mostly the U.S. but Canada a bit as well) tried to ruin it, once the tournament started, pretty much everyone forgot and has just been enjoying the scenes. We’ve got underdog stories in Curaçao and Cabo Verde, while teams like Turkey and […]
BVB Vault: The Summer of Sammer
June 30, 1996 – UEFA European Football Championship, Wembley Stadium. Germany just defeated the Czech Republic (known today as Czechia) by the score of 2-1, thanks in part to substitute Oliver Bierhoff’s 95th minute golden goal. From then on Bierhoff’s name was etched in folklore. Bierhoff or captain Jürgen Klinsmann may have received accolades for […]
Dortmund World Cup Roundup: Weekend of June 11-14
The Westfalenstadion may be quiet for the summer, but the spirit of Borussia is echoing loudly across the global stage. The first weekend of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is in the books! And with that provides an opportunity for us to look back at our boys in black and yellow, to see how they […]
World Cup Watch Party: Week One
The World Cup is officially underway! It got underway yesterday with two great matches between Mexico and South Africa and South Korea and Czechia, and resumes today with the debuts of the other two hosts, Canada and the United States, against Bosnia and Herzegovina and Paraguay respectively. No matter which nation you support, feel free […]