Borussia Dortmund’s CEO, Hans-Joachim Watzke, released an interview in which he warns BVB’s supporters for the next season, that will see Klopp’s side without Robert Lewandowski.
“I would caution against the idea that we will be able to replace him completely […]There are only two or three players of his quality in the world and we can't afford them.”
Borussia Dortmund’s CEO, Hans-Joachim Watzke, and Robert Lewandowski
BVB's chief, Watzke, during a press conference
The Polish talent, set to leave Borussia next year to join Guardiola’s Bayern Munich, has been extremely important to the team’s achievements and has played a central role in every competition he played in.
Jurgen Klopp with Polish superstar Lewandowski
Meanwhile, Dortmund are looking for a suitable replacement of the striker, to play alongside Aubameyang. Ciro Immobile, Torino’s wonder-striker and top-scorer in Serie A, seems to be of great interest to BVB, who sent their representatives to Turin on Sunday to seriously discuss the young Italian’s transfer.
Torino's revelation and Serie A's top scorer, Ciro Immobile
Under Klopp, the quick and deadly Italian poacher has what it takes to become the next Robert Lewandowski. Skeptics should just watch Immobile’s goal against Roma, one of the best defensive teams in Europe.
VIDEO: watch Immobile’s goal against AS Roma
