Sancho's successor? Borussia Dortmund apparently has its sights on "Rakete" Rashica

Milot Rashica stands out in the squad of the ailing Bremen. How long will the striker remain in the service of SV Werder? Borussia Dortmund has apparently reached out.

• At Werder Bremen , Milot Rashica has developed into a top performer.
• The striker's ideas put the competition on the map.
• Did Borussia Dortmund choose the attacker as the successor to Jadon Sancho ?

Bremen / Dortmund - At SV Werder Bremen , Milot Rashica is one of the few bright spots in the 2019/20 season. The green-whites are under the direction of trainer Florian Kohfeldt in the relegation region and must acutely fear for relegation in 17th place. The Kosovar Rashica has contributed seven goals and three assists in the previous Bundesliga games, in the cup the attacker scored three goals in three games.

New signing for Borussia Dortmund? Rashica is also called "rocket"

It is no wonder that these performance data create desire among teams with higher ambitions. According to rumors, Borussia Dortmund in particular has kept an eye on the 23-year-old from the Weser. As the Werder portal Deichstube * reports, BVB would like to commit the offensive swirler as the successor to shooting star Jadon Sancho .

Before the start of the season, Milot "Rakete" gave Rashica an interview and explained, among other things, why coaches and teammates call him "Rakete":

The contract in Bremen runs until summer 2022, but the battered club from the Weser should be ready to sell the service provider - should a reasonable financial offer come in. If Borussia Dortmund lets their coveted top striker Jadon Sancho move to the island this summer, this gap could be filled with the SVW striker .

From Werder to BVB? Rashica has an exit clause - but only for abroad

The transfer fee should make the sporting loss milder from Bremen's point of view: the Rashica contract includes an agreed exit clause of EUR 38 million . However, this sum is said to apply only to a move to the top leagues from Spain, England, Italy and France. If you remain in the Bundesliga, however, the transfer fee is freely negotiable .

What is certain, however, is that BVB will not suffer any negative business with such a deal: The income from a Sancho sale should significantly exceed the expenses for Rashica .

In the round of 16 of the Champions League, Dortmund will face Paris St. Germain. The fans want to come up with a mega-choreography in the stands of the Westfalenstadion.

PF