Lewandoski

Wardie said:
Signing for Bayern.

That's that then, Dzeko to Dortmund.

Great signing for Bayern and ffits their system perfectly, interesting with Pep though because I can't see the Barca way suiting him. Sound as is now but unsure of a Barca-lite?

United rumour off then.
 
According to Sky Italia anyway. What you say sounds logical.
 
He looks a tidy player but there always seems so much more space in German football, he also misses a good few chances.

Don't know how he would fit in with Bayern, but then again Guardiola does not like big lads does he Yaya and Zlaten.

Maybe he will reshape the frontline and Muller and the other big lad up front will be on their bikes.
 
Blue Haze said:
So does this mean Dzeko to Dortmund, or will they pull another top class signing out of nowhere?

It's on. Klopp is quoted saying something along the lines of 'we can have fun, we have a wage structure and if he meets it then it'd be good', to paraphrase. They have the money now so I see no problems, just hope we don't lose much money if any at all but at £27m it'll be hard to achieve that fee. Edin will have to take a cut in wage to make it happen, if he's keen it'd not be a problem but if he want's to play up then the club suffer. Let's hope he stays or goes with no fuss.

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Jurgen Klopp has said if Edin Dzeko wants to join Borussia Dortmund he will have to take a pay cut.

The coach of the German double winners said that any player signing for the club would have to do so within their strict wage budget.

"He is an extraordinary forward," he told Sports Image.

"Falcao for example is great as well. One thing we can say about these names, but also about others: At Borussia Dortmund, everything was made regarding our conditions and salary structures. We won't cancel this for any player in the world.

"That is what he has to do by himself. If and when Robert [Lewandowski] leaves, a new forward has to accept our conditions. Then he is interesting.

"If anybody wants to come to us, he has to adapt financially. Then he can have real fun, probably more than at his old club."

The Dortmund coach went on to reveal that another transfer target, Eintracht Frankfurt’s Sebastian Rode, will not join the club in January, while his hope is for Kevin Grosskreutz and Robert Lewandowski to stay at BVB.

"He is a really interesting boy and would fit well to us," he added. "But Frankfurt clearly stated they won't let him go. So we won't negotiate and won't sign him.

"My wish is for both [Kevin Grosskreutz and Robert Lewandowski] to stay."
 

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