Eighty million euros. That’s the figure stapled to one Dortmund contract, and it explains why Liverpool’s recruitment staff keep reopening the same file. Sport Bild reports it as a fixed release clause, one that could only be triggered until the…

Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha is being considered as a fallback transfer option for Liverpool, according to reports cited by Vital Liverpool. The 26-year-old reportedly possesses an €80 million release clause active until late June, which could rise to between €90 million and €100 million afterward. Caught Offside reports that the former Manchester City player is open to returning to English football.
The writer argues that Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott should remain the club's primary target over Nmecha due to his familiarity with manager Andoni Iraola's pressing system. The column warns that spending up to €100 million on Nmecha would be an overpayment, as his profile duplicates existing options like Ryan Gravenberch.
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