Bild: Gilasi’s release clause will be reduced to 50 million euros next summer; Barcelona and Paris are paying attention

Hupu reported on October 11 that German media Bild updated the transfer status of Dortmund forward Gilasi.

Girassi (29 years old) is a key figure in the team under head coach Niko Kovac. In 15 months at Dortmund, the forward has scored 44 goals!

As Bild previously reported, the Guinean player could have left the club last summer for a fixed transfer fee of up to 75 million euros.

However, many teams did not choose to officially pursue Gilasi, nor did he choose to leave the team.

However, Gilasi’s termination clause will come into effect again in June next year (first reported by De Tianti). By then, the striker's worth will drop significantly, and his appeal to competitors will be further enhanced...

Bild's sources revealed that the new "buyout fee" next summer will be approximately 50 million euros. This is a contract with regressive terms that last season's top scorer in the Champions League (13 goals, the same as Barcelona's Rafinha) signed when he moved from Stuttgart to Dortmund in 2024.

According to the contract, his termination fee will decrease year by year until the contract ends in 2028. The only restriction is that the release clause only applies to Europe's top clubs.

For example, if there is an inquiry from a wealthy region such as Saudi Arabia, Dortmund can freely negotiate the transfer fee.

Bild can also reveal that Barcelona, ​​coached by German coach Hansi Flick, is interested in signing Gilassi as Lewandowski's successor.

Given the Catalans' financial woes, the Borussia Dortmund star could end up being a suitable solution.

A move to Paris Saint-Germain in his native France, where some of Gilassi's family live, has also been an option that has been discussed.