Gittens transfer to Chelsea: Dortmund says no three times!

Gittens transfer to Chelsea: Dortmund says no three times!

New Jersey, USA - The planned transfer by Jamie Gitten from Borussia Dortmund to Chelsea FC failed for the time being. Borussia Dortmund has rejected a third offer of the blues of 55 million euros plus bonus payments. This reports Sächsische.de .

The negotiations took place on the last day of the special transfer window, which opened in the run-up to the World Cup that begins on Friday. Chelsea had previously made two offers of 35 million and 50 million euros, all of which were rejected by Dortmund. The football club from Dortmund made it clear that the price presentation for Gitten's is 65 million euros. It is expected that Chelsea will take another attempt in the regular transfer window in July to oblige the player, even though the association may not plan to oblige Gittens to the club World Cup in good time, so Transfermarkt.de

Dortmund and the club World Cup

The club world championship, at which Dortmund will compete against Fluminense in New Jersey on June 17, lasts until July 13th. A transfer from Gitten would only be possible after July 1st. In the current season, the 19-year-old player played a subordinate role under coach Niko Kovac, which definitely does not make the asphalt easier for a change.

The discussion about the possible transfers comes at a time when Dortmund urgently needs money to further strengthen the squad. The association recently signed Jobe Bellingham from the AFC Sunderland, for one of the highest replacement in the club's history. There are also personnel problems because Emre Can with adductor problems will fail and Salih Özcan injured himself during training with the Turkish national team. Both players will not be able to travel to the USA, but short-term obligations are not planned as a replacement, as reported by bundesliga.com

With a view to the upcoming challenges, Borussia Dortmund will not only have to deal with the squad planning, but also with the development of the team during the club World Cup, while the question about Gitten and his future is back on the agenda.