Photo: Premier League teams such as Villa Brentford are interested in Byer, Dortmund s senior executives are already aware of their interests

August 28 German media Bild reported that Dortmund has learned of the interest of many Premier League teams in the team's forward Bayer, and both sides are now taking this potential transfer seriously.

Dotter has officially announced the joining of Chuk Umeka and Anselmino this week. Wolves striker Fabio Silva is reportedly joining soon, and his transfer fee will be 22.5 million euros plus floating bonus. Now, a player in the Dortmund team has also attracted the attention of foreign clubs.

Boenix Bild learned that many Premier League teams regarded 22-year-old striker Bayer as the target candidate, including Aston Villa and Brentford. Germany Sky Sports also reported the news before.

According to Biography, the Dortmund management, with sports general manager Ricken and sports director Kyle as the core, has already known these interests and knows that the other party is preparing a quote behind the scenes.

is clear: both parties take these interests quite seriously. The reason is: in order to introduce his favorite striker Fabio Silva, Dortmund must significantly exceed the original 30 million euro budget, so it is fundamentally in Dortmund's interests to obtain a transfer income.

Bayer himself hopes to score goals to be selected for the World Cup roster of national team coach Nagelsmann, but in Dortmund, he is wandering between the starter and the substitute. His data to date: 47 official games, 10 goals, and 6 assists. In a three-man forward combination consisting of absolute main player Gilasi, target new player Silva and him, it may be more difficult for Bayer to increase his playing time.

However, the transfer is also risky for both sides: Dortmund needs to expand its lineup rather than shrink it at the moment. Coach Kovac also attaches great importance to Bayer's advantages: diligence, willingness to run and active pressing. For players, if they transfer, they must first go through a new adaptation process in the year of the World Cup. The report also stated that whether Bayer's transfer will really make progress will not be decided until the pursuit of these Premier League teams truly enters the substantive stage.