Dortmund hand Niko Kovac contract extension to 2029 as Jonas Urbig nears Germany debut
Borussia Dortmund have secured manager Niko Kovac on a long-term contract extension until 2029. Meanwhile, goalkeeper Jonas Urbig is set for his Germany debut, netting FC Koln over €1m, while Hamburg face an attacking crisis ahead of their crucial clash with Hoffenheim.
Dortmund tie down manager Niko Kovac until 2029

Dortmund have agreed a two-year contract extension with 54-year-old manager Niko Kovac, keeping him at the club until 2029. The deal was finalised after sporting director Lars Ricken's future was resolved. Kovac has successfully guided Dortmund to consecutive Champions League campaigns and they currently sit unbeaten at the top of the Bundesliga.
Jonas Urbig's Germany debut triggers €1m windfall for FC Koln

Germany manager Jurgen Klopp has confirmed that 23-year-old goalkeeper Jonas Urbig will make his international debut against Serbia. The milestone triggers an add-on clause worth over €1 million for FC Koln following his move from Bayern Munich, with the total deal potentially rising to a maximum of €15 million.
Hamburg SV face attacking crisis amid mounting injury woes

Hamburg SV have been dealt a massive blow with star striker Terem Moffi ruled out of their crucial clash against Hoffenheim on 10 October due to a serious knee injury. With Patson Daka also sidelined with a muscle strain, manager Merlin Polzin is set to pin his hopes on Yussuf Poulsen to lead the line.
Comments