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Marcel Sabitzer Secures Move To Borussia Dortmund, Rejects Manchester United Interest

The news of Marcel Sabitzer’s move to Dortmund comes as a blow to Manchester United, who had reportedly shown interest in the midfielder but decided against pursuing his return.

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Marcel Sabitzer is set to join Borussia Dortmund from Bayern Munich, after spending the 2022/23 season on loan at Manchester United, News About Nigeria understands.

The anticipated transfer comes with a €19 million package, which also includes potential add-ons, making it a comprehensive agreement.

Sabitzer’s long-term deal is ready and expected to be signed later this week, pending successful completion of his medical.

The news of Sabitzer’s move to Dortmund comes as a blow to Manchester United, who had reportedly shown interest in the midfielder but decided against pursuing his return.

Instead, BVB seized the opportunity, acting swiftly on the recommendation of talent scout, PlettiGoal, to secure the talented player’s services.

Sabitzer himself expressed his excitement about the upcoming move, stating, “I’m on my way to Dortmund now to complete my medical.

“It’s a fantastic opportunity, and I can’t wait to join my new teammates on their trip to the United States in the coming days.”

The deal with Borussia Dortmund will see Sabitzer committed to the club until at least 2027, showcasing the German side’s confidence in his abilities and potential contributions to the team’s success.

Crucial to the success of this deal is said to be Borussia Dortmund’s Boss Sebastian Kehl, whose negotiation skills and vision for the team’s future played a pivotal role in attracting Sabitzer to the club.

Kehl’s persuasive efforts have paved the way for Dortmund to secure the talented midfielder, strengthening their squad for the upcoming season.

With Sabitzer’s versatility, tactical awareness, and goal-scoring prowess, he is expected to bolster Dortmund’s midfield and contribute significantly to their pursuit of domestic and European glory.

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