"There should soon be contact. He already has a contract offer (until the summer of 2030) on the table from Dortmund. However, if he accepts, he would just earn about €8m [£6.9m] gross - about €2.5m more than what he's currently earning at BVB, and he's not satisfied with this! That's also because his teammate, Niklas Süle, is earning €14m [£12.1m] all in all, and he's on the bench. So, with that in mind, Nico Schlotterbeck is open to offers!"
"The future looks bright, both competitively and financially, for Schlotterbeck were he to agree a potential switch to Liverpool in an upcoming transfer window. With Virgil van Dijk one of the highest-paid defenders in world football, the Reds can evidence the fact that they will reward a top defensive performer. Bayern, for what it's worth, can also point to the fact that both Alphonso Davies (€15m [£12.9m]) and Jonathan Tah (€12m [£10.3m]) are well-compensated with their base salaries."
"This comes at a time when the Reds are reacting to the long-term injury to Giovanni Leoni and fears Ibrahima Konate could depart on a free when his contract runs out next summer. FC Bayern Munich are not yet at the table. However, they could soon throw their hat into the ring should Dayot Upamecano clearly signal that he won't sign a new contract and they don't manage to get Marc Guehi."
Liverpool face a defensive issue after Giovanni Leoni's long-term injury and potential Ibrahima Konate exit when his contract expires next summer. Nico Schlotterbeck has a Dortmund offer until 2030 but is unhappy with the roughly €8m gross wage compared with teammate Niklas Süle's €14m. Schlotterbeck is open to offers, and Liverpool can showcase competitive and financial incentives, highlighting Virgil van Dijk's wages as evidence of rewarding top defenders. Bayern Munich and Real Madrid remain possible suitors, with Bayern likely to act if Dayot Upamecano signals he will not renew or if Marc Guehi is unavailable.
Read at CF Bayern Insider
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