Expensive! Borussia Dortmund sets price tag for Nico Schlotterbeck at IDR 1.3 trillion

Borussia Dortmund has set a price tag of 70 million Euros or IDR 1.3 trillion for Barcelona’s target defender, Nico Schlotterbeck, which is expected to become one of the big transfer sagas next summer.

Rejecting a new contract, Schlotterbeck was immediately attacked by many clubs

The Borussia Dortmund center defender is expected to leave at the end of this season. A series of internal problems and his refusal to renew his contract at Dortmund, which runs until 2027, almost certainly guarantees his departure.

Several clubs have shown keen interest in Schlotterbeck, with Barcelona among the main candidates keen to secure his services.

Hansi Flick’s team wants to add strength to the left center back position – after Barca lost Inigo Martinez, even though Gerard Martin managed to perform brilliantly in that position.

Schlotterbeck’s arrival will be a significant boost in Barcelona’s key position, although it will not be easy, due to intense competition for the player’s services.

Schlotterbeck’s transfer costs IDR 1.3 trillion

Additionally, it is disclosed BILD as reported SPORTBorussia Dortmund wants exorbitant offers from interested clubs, namely at least 70 million Euros – or IDR 1.3 trillion, for Schlotterbeck, amid continued increasing interest in the player.

Indeed, apart from Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid have also fully entered the competition to land the German international next summer.

Then, the Bundesliga champions, Bayern Munich, were also interested in the 26 year old defender who already had a wealth of experience.

Barca will not be able to bring in Schlotterbeck

With the increasing possibility that Schlotterbeck will not renew his contract at Dortmund, and the increasing number of top clubs interested in his services, Die Borussen also want to ensure that they will get the best transfer fee for their star player.

For this reason, the Yellow-Black team is asking for funds of at least IDR 1.3 trillion to sell the German international player in the summer of 2026.

Demands for high transfer fees coupled with increasingly fierce competition will certainly complicate Barca’s efforts to bring in Schlotterbeck.

Moreover, Barca is still facing economic problems and also needs funds to strengthen its number nine position, if Robert Lewandowski leaves.