While the BVB still licked the wounds of the 2: 5 humiliation against Bayer Leverkusen, the medial focus is on the unclear future of numerous Dortmund stars. Ex-national player Stefan Effenberg believes in the early departure of two coveted Borussen.

Even this: As if the clear home was not painful enough on Sunday, the BVB is now also exposed to new transfer speculation.

The fact that Goalgetter Erling Haaland could leave the club in summer is considered probably due to its exit clause, which should allow a change for about 75 million euros. However, the longtime Bundesliga star Stefan Effenberg suspects that the Norwegian could follow a well-known teammate.

“I believe that we will lose Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham. Since the Premier League plays a big role, as they can pay buzz only in Germany only Bayern Munich,” wrote the 53-year-old in his “Leverkusen1” – Column.

Almost all top clubs from Bellingham’s English homeland are to build around the teenager, including in particular the FC Liverpool and Manchester City. Real Madrid also has already been interested in the midfield man.

Since the Treaty of the National Player is still valid until 2025 and there was no transfer, the Dortmund-responsible financial interests could be negotiated with potential applicants. Amounts far beyond the 100 million euros seem possible.

FC Bayern: Channels against Slee for Effenberg incomprehensible

While Bellingham and Haaland have not yet positioned himself, another top player of the league has recently made nails with heads: Niklas Süle will leave the FC Bayern after the season free shipping.

Wherever it takes the center-back, it is not known, his new club stands according to consultant Volker Struth but already.

A few days ago, Bavaria’s Ex-CEO Charles Karl-Heinz Rummenigge surprised with the little flattering statement, Slee had never been able to prevail in Munich anyway.

A side shock, the Effenberg sees critical. He had the statement of the former official “not understand”, “I have to say that clearly,” says the “Tiger”.