TEAMtalk: January Felix Nmecha sale unlikely at Dortmund

TEAMtalk: January Felix Nmecha sale unlikely at Dortmund

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2026-10-28 23:02:10
TEAMtalk reported that Borussia Dortmund consider a January sale of Felix Nmecha highly unlikely amid interest from Manchester United and Liverpool.

TEAMtalk reported that Borussia Dortmund have decided a January sale of Felix Nmecha is highly unlikely amid interest from Manchester United and Liverpool.

January exit stance

TEAMtalk reported, citing sources, that a January sale of Felix Nmecha is highly unlikely. TEAMtalk also reported that club insiders have made clear that a mid-season departure is not on the agenda.

Contract and clause situation

Felix Nmecha signed a new contract earlier this year that runs until 2030. TEAMtalk reported, citing sources, that there is no active release clause that can be triggered in the January window. TEAMtalk reported that an €80 million clause will only become available from the summer. TEAMtalk also reported that Dortmund's valuation is in the region of €100 million.

Clubs tracking him

Manchester United are understood to have made contact as they assess midfield options, according to TEAMtalk sources. TEAMtalk reported that Liverpool have Felix Nmecha listed as a potential alternative should other targets like Alex Scott prove unattainable. TEAMtalk also reported that Chelsea and AS Roma have been watching Felix Nmecha at various points, while Newcastle previously explored a deal before stepping back.

Possible timing of any move

TEAMtalk reported, citing sources, that any deal is expected to shift to next summer.

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