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Skysport Germany reporter plettenberg has unveiled that Borussia Dortmund is expected to press forward with their plans to sign Tottenham Hotspur’s Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg if their attempts to finalize a deal for Brighton and Hove Albion’s Pascal Gross do not come to fruition. The Danish midfielder, who has had a notable stint at Spurs, seems poised for a departure from North London, drawing the attention of several top European clubs.
The anticipation around Hojbjerg’s move has heightened following Denmark’s recent exit from the Euros. With his national team commitments concluded, it’s believed that Hojbjerg will soon determine his next career destination, marking what appears to be the end of his chapter at Tottenham. Among the interested parties, Borussia Dortmund has emerged as a key contender. Reports from Sport BILD last week indicated that the Bundesliga giants are keen on bringing the former Bayern Munich player back to Germany. Their interest is further fueled by the opportunity to acquire Hojbjerg at a discounted rate this summer, making him an attractive option for the club.
Florian Plettenberg has taken to social media to provide updates on the situation, noting that Hojbjerg is indeed looking to leave Spurs and that he remains on Dortmund’s radar. However, Plettenberg clarified that while Dortmund has shown interest in Hojbjerg, their primary focus is on securing a deal for Pascal Gross. Only if their efforts to land the Brighton midfielder fall through will they turn their attention to Hojbjerg. In his tweet, Plettenberg mentioned, “Pierre-Emile Højbjerg is keen to leave Spurs this summer with one year left on his contract and his new agency Unique Sports Group. Dortmund is still pushing to sign Pascal Groß and they want to get the deal done and sealed soon. Højbjerg is one of several options if a transfer of Groß fails. I asked PEH on Saturday if he will be playing in Dortmund/this stadium in the new season? He said: ‘It’s a great stadium. Now I’ll take a vacation first, then we’ll talk about the rest.’”
Despite the potential interest from Dortmund, there are indications that Hojbjerg might not be entirely enthused about joining the club if he is not their primary target. This situation adds a layer of complexity to his potential move to Westfalenstadion. As the transfer window progresses, it becomes increasingly evident that Serie A clubs are also in the mix, with a move to Italy appearing as a likely destination for the midfielder.
The unfolding transfer saga around Hojbjerg is indicative of the broader strategies and priorities at play within top European clubs this summer. Dortmund’s calculated approach, prioritizing Gross while keeping Hojbjerg as a backup, highlights the meticulous planning that goes into assembling a competitive squad. For Hojbjerg, the next few weeks will be crucial as he navigates his options and decides where his future lies. The coming days promise to bring more clarity, with fans and pundits alike eagerly awaiting the final outcome of this transfer story.
