German media: The top management believes that Next Summer can keep Haaland, and Plan B Nunez is difficult for Dort to afford

German media sport1 reported that Dortmund executives believe they can keep Haalander next summer, and Benfica striker Nunez is their B plan, but the transfer fee required to sign the player is too high for Dort.

According to the report, the Dortmund executives seriously discussed the possibility of bringing in Nunez internally this summer, but the premise of this transfer was that Haaland left Dort; and after Haaland decided that he would continue to play for Dortmund, Dort gave up the introduction of Nunez.

For next summer, Dortmund executives remain confident they have a good chance of keeping Haaland; but on the other hand, as a well-prepared club, Dortmund executives must also reconsider a B plan: Nunez is the candidate.

Not long ago, the Portuguese media had filmed Dortmund chief scout Pilawa meeting with Nunez's agent Lasalvia in Milan, and Sport1 said in the report that this was not a planned meeting, the two only met by chance in Milan, and then agreed on a meeting.

Sport1 said it was quite unlikely that Dort would bring in Nunez in Next Summer: Núñez was in poor shape in the second half of last season, so It is still possible for Dortmund to buy the striker at a relatively affordable price this summer, but the transfer is almost impossible to achieve today.

The report said That Núñez is being pursued by many European teams and that he has previously been associated with Bayern. The striker's termination clause is priced at 150 million euros, and the club that wants to sign him will have to pay around 50-60 million euros to Benfica, which is too high for Dort given the tension caused by the epidemic.

The 22-year-old Nunez has made 17 appearances for Benfica this season, contributing 11 goals and 2 assists, and his market value is 20 million euros. Haaland has made 12 appearances for Dortmund this season, contributing 15 goals and four assists, and he is worth 150 million euros in the transfer market.

(Shimu)