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In an interesting transfer development, Marcel Sabitzer is on the verge of making a move from Bayern Munich to Borussia Dortmund. According to Fabrizio Romano, the highly-rated midfielder, who had a brief loan spell at Manchester United last season, is now poised to make the switch between the Bundesliga giants.

Marcel Sabitzer Joins Borussia Dortmund From Bayern Munich

Signing Scheduled for Later This Week

A £16 million package has been agreed upon, with add-ons included, and a long-term deal is ready to be signed by the playmaker. If all goes according to plan, the Austrian will put pen to paper on his new contract later this week.

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The finalization of the deal is subject to routine formalities, including medical tests and contractual paperwork. The club and the player’s representatives are working closely to ensure a smooth transition to Dortmund.

Manchester United’s Decision Not to Pursue Marcel Sabitzer

The £207k per-week star had a loan stint with the Red Devils from January to June earlier this year. Despite his brief spell at Old Trafford, the English club decided against pursuing his return.

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As a result, the 29-year-old’s focus shifted to securing a permanent move elsewhere, eventually leading to the negotiations with Die Schwarzgelben.

Dortmund’s Ambition

The German club sees Sabitzer as a key addition to their squad, and the midfielder also appears eager to make a mark in the vibrant yellow and black colours.

The former RB Leipzig man is known for his dynamic play style, combining excellent technical ability with a high work rate and versatility on the field. He excels as a box-to-box midfielder, capable of contributing both defensively and offensively.

He would no doubt be an invaluable addition as they aim to capture the Bundesliga title next season.

 

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