The 3 clubs fighting for the signing of Nico Schlotterbeck

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German center-back Nico Schlotterbeck has become one of the most sought-after defenders in the market, with three European giants showing relentless interest. The Borussia Dortmund defender, at just 25 years old, is being pursued by Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich, who could offer him an annual contract close to 14 million euros to sign him in the summer of 2026.

Liverpool Pursues Nico Schlotterbeck as Defensive Pillar

Liverpool has intensified its efforts to secure Nico Schlotterbeck after realizing that his contract with Borussia Dortmund expires in 2027 and that renewal talks have stalled. At Anfield, they see him as the ideal successor to replace the possibly departing Ibrahima Konaté or to bolster the defensive line with a more versatile profile.

The 'Reds' have reportedly held "positive" discussions with the player's representatives and are willing to exceed 50 million euros to convince the German club. While facing tough competition, Liverpool's swift actions position the British club as the favorite to close the deal, although they still must overcome Dortmund's resistance.

Real Madrid and Bayern Munich Also Enter the Race for Nico Schlotterbeck

Meanwhile, Real Madrid has placed Nico Schlotterbeck on their radar as part of the defensive rebuilding needed in the face of potential departures of Antonio Rüdiger or David Alaba. The Spanish club values his left-footed profile, ball-playing skills, and youth. However, sources within Madrid admit the difficulty of securing him against Liverpool's push.

For Bayern Munich, the scenario also presents itself strategically: Nico Schlotterbeck is seen as a clear alternative should Dayot Upamecano not renew. The Bavarians have already made exploratory contacts and view the operation as a solution to their defensive renewal, although their priority remains retaining Upamecano.

In any of the three cases, the contract Nico Schlotterbeck could receive is around 14 million euros per year, a significant wage increase that Dortmund seems unwilling to match.

The Scenario for Borussia Dortmund and Nico Schlotterbeck's Future

Borussia Dortmund is at a crossroads: whether to keep Nico Schlotterbeck as a cornerstone of their squad or to accept an irresistible offer for his departure. The German club has offered him an extended contract until 2030, but the player has decided to postpone the decision, wanting first to evaluate his projection and title-winning potential.

The pressure of interest on Nico Schlotterbeck grows daily, and both Real Madrid and Bayern Munich and Liverpool are aware of this. Dortmund warns that they will not prolong negotiations indefinitely, possibly accelerating a sale sooner than expected.

In conclusion, Nico Schlotterbeck faces a key decision that will shape the next defensive cycle of several heavyweight European football clubs. Whether at Anfield, at the Santiago Bernabéu, or at the Allianz Arena, his next destination will depend on the combination of salary, sporting project, and prominence he can achieve.

His market value reflects his performance and the need for renewal at top clubs. The definitive move could be defined in the coming quarters and will be one of the most closely watched signings of the next year.

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