Newcastle is preparing a million-dollar investment to strengthen its defense

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Newcastle United has set its sights on Nico Schlotterbeck to strengthen its defensive line for the upcoming season. The German center-back from Borussia Dortmund has become one of the names buzzing around the English club's agenda, aiming to raise its competitive level with top-tier signings. Despite the defender currently dealing with a knee injury, Eddie Howe's team is not ruling out advancing in negotiations this summer.

The 25-year-old defender has shown significant growth since his early days at SC Freiburg, establishing himself as a key player in Dortmund's setup. His anticipation skills, physical presence, and reading of the game have made him stand out in the Bundesliga, drawing the interest of several high-profile teams, including the Magpies, who have closely monitored his progress.

Dortmund wants to sign Nico Schlotterbeck

After some transfer windows affected by financial fair play constraints, Newcastle seems to have regained room to act decisively in the market. Howe is looking to reinforce a defense that has shown solidity but also requires long-term renewal. The potential arrival of Schlotterbeck fits into that planning, especially considering players like Dan Burn and Fabian Schär are nearing the end of their careers.

The injury keeping the German out of action until autumn has not deterred Newcastle, which believes in his recovery and the impact he could have once he regains his usual form. Although Borussia Dortmund still counts on him and his contract extends beyond 2026, a suitable offer could make them reconsider their stance.

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