The will of Arsenal and Chelsea have told Borussia Dortmund that it will take £ 80 million this summer to land Jamie Gittens.
The English winger has enjoyed a breakout year with the German side and a number of clubs in the Premier League now want to bring him home. Gittens has 16 target statements in his 33 performances with an interest in growing him.
Dortmund has endured a bad season and is in the Bunde Hal in the Bundesliga and recently fired Nuri Sahin as manager. It means that it is not eligible for the Champions League could force them to sell one of their esteemed assets.
However, Bild reports that those in the club do not let Gittens leave cheaply and will probably demand a reimbursement of approximately € 100 million (£ 83 million) if they want to see the 20-year-old who was in Chelsea and leaves the Academies of Manchester City, The club.
Over the years, Dortmund has continued to become a cuddly sellers with their top talent for considerable costs. In recent summers they have seen both Jude Bellingham and Erling Haaland leave the club. They made those two transfers more than £ 100 million profit.
They have also shown that they have an eye for English wingers with Jadon Sancho, who was signed as a teenager from the city, went to the club and became a huge hit before Manchester United came in and bought him for £ 73 million.
Earlier this season, Gittens scored a wonderful solo goal against Bayern Munich and earned his side a point, in which Sahin said over the wing player: “When he is rolling, he is a fantastic player. He also made big steps defensive.”
Former Dortmund striker Karl Heinz-Riedle told the sun earlier this season that Gittens has the potential to pursue Sancho and Bellingham. He said: “Jamie is still not 100 percent what we expect from a world -class player – but he has all the talent to become one. He can become the next Sancho, Erling Haaland or Bellingham. '
Gittens, who was at Cole Palmer in the Manchester City Academy, continued to enjoy a quick turnout and came from the bank in the final of last season's Champions League.
A reunion with Palmer in Chelsea would probably require that the blues are first the size of their team. In the meantime, Arsenal is under pressure to add more attacking depth with gittens on the market.
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