The contract extension of Nico Schlotterbeck is a top priority for Borussia Dortmund. Last Wednesday, there was a meeting between the defender's agent, Björn Etze, and the club's sporting director Lars Ricken and sports director Sebastian Kehl. According to 'Bild', the Schlotterbeck side was once again assured that the 26-year-old is to become a top earner and the face of the club. The tabloid also reported that these signals affect the left-footed player. The former Freiburg player is flattered by the appreciation and also sees Dortmund's sporting situation as improved. Another reason for increasing hope is that concrete offers from top clubs have so far not been made, contrary to Schlotterbeck's expectations.

Borussia Dortmund is prioritizing the contract extension of Nico Schlotterbeck, whose contract runs until 2027. According to 'Sky', a secret meeting took place at the club's offices between sporting director Lars Ricken, sporting director Sebastian Kehl, and Schlotterbeck's advisor Björn Etzel. During the meeting, both sides exchanged their arguments regarding the future of the Germany international. Borussia Dortmund wants to make the extension attractive to Schlotterbeck by offering him top earner status and positioning him as a central figure for the club. No decision was reached, but 'Sky' reports that a decision is expected by the end of January or mid-February.

Sporting director Sebastian Kehl explained that they are attempting to persuade Nico Schlotterbeck with the club's strength, appreciation, and shared goals. Kehl stated that they have spoken with Schlotterbeck and will continue to do so, but there is currently no new status or decision. Internally, it is understood that Dortmund continues to plan with Schlotterbeck, but an extension is still pending.

Bild reports that there are doubts, including from within BVB, that a key player will accept an offer to extend his contract beyond its conclusion in 2027.

Borussia Dortmund hopes to extend Nico Schlotterbeck's contract beyond its current expiration in 2027. The club's sporting CEO, Lars Ricken, stated that he does not intend to impose a deadline on Schlotterbeck to make a decision. In contrast, former BVB player and current club consultant Matthias Sammer expressed that it would be more sensible to set a deadline. Sammer emphasized the importance of understanding the progress of the talks and suggested that sometimes deadlines are necessary, stating his approach is pragmatic.

Borussia Dortmund is facing unexpectedly complex negotiations over the contract extension of Nico Schlotterbeck. According to SPORT1, negotiations that were expected to be routine have become a serious obstacle for the club. Sporting director Sebastian Kehl confirmed after the 4-0 win against Villarreal that the club is ready for financial concessions, including a possible doubling of Schlotterbeck's salary. Despite this, the negotiations are stagnating. Schlotterbeck, who is regarded as the team's most important player and mental leader, has not yet received a final offer because he wishes to make a decision without pressure. His contract is valid until summer 2027, and club officials want to avoid entering the final year without an extension due to the risk of losing him on a free transfer.

Sebastian Kehl stated that they hope Nico Schlotterbeck's contract decision will be positive, but that it is not yet decided. Kehl explained that they are trying to create conditions that offer the player an attractive environment, adding that Schlotterbeck wants to be successful and play for titles, which is a shared goal. Kehl also said they will try to operate economically and make everything possible. Schlotterbeck's contract is valid until 2027, and in the ongoing negotiations, a salary increase and a release clause are being discussed.

Bild reports that Nico Schlotterbeck's side is considering requesting that an exit clause be included in upcoming contract negotiations. Schlotterbeck's current contract is valid until 2027.

Contract extensions with Nico Schlotterbeck are a high priority for Dortmund's squad planners. Both parties would like a significant salary increase and a release clause. Sebastian Kehl explained to 'Sky' that he is generally not in favor of release clauses and advocates for players who are fully committed to the club. Kehl further stated that they are at a very early stage with the personnel matter and will attempt to find a mutually fair solution before eventually making a decision.

Discussions have begun regarding an extension to Nico Schlotterbeck's contract, which expires in 2027. Borussia Dortmund has set a deadline for a decision by spring. The club aims for an extension until 2030 and has offered Schlotterbeck the possibility of becoming captain next season if he signs a new contract. Schlotterbeck stated that he is hesitating because it is a very important decision for his career. According to 'Sport Bild', both club officials and players are optimistic that the extension will be successful. Even if he does not extend, Borussia Dortmund would consider entering the final year of his contract with him under certain circumstances.

Nico Schlotterbeck's contract expires at the end of the season. Although Borussia Dortmund wants to extend it, he is hesitating because he wants to ensure he can compete for titles in the future and is also improving his financial negotiating position. Hans-Joachim Watzke said that Lars Ricken and Sebastian Kehl know he would be very happy if Schlotterbeck extends. Watzke stated he was with the player in Northern Ireland, attending in his capacity as DFB Vice President. He said he spoke with Schlotterbeck and reiterated what it means to become a world star at Dortmund, citing Mats Hummels as an example, but added that the decision is the player's.

Borussia Dortmund is working hard on the contract extension with central defender Nico Schlotterbeck. On Wednesday, Sporting Director Lars Ricken hinted that they understand Schlotterbeck's cautious stance on the matter. According to 'WAZ', the player's statements were "received with composure." Dortmund is optimistic that Schlotterbeck can be convinced to continue the collaboration. Besides a salary increase, Schlotterbeck mainly desires an excellent sporting perspective.

Schlotterbeck is hesitating to extend his contract at Borussia Dortmund because of interest from top European clubs. The club management hopes to tempt him with a new deal until mid-2030, but the likelihood of a contract extension is becoming increasingly unlikely.

Borussia Dortmund has made a first contract offer to Nico Schlotterbeck that includes a salary increase of over 2.5 million euros. According to 'Sport Bild', this would bring his annual salary to at least eight million euros, with potential for further increases through bonuses. The offer is for a contract that runs until 2030, and there is no deadline for Schlotterbeck to respond. The player is demanding an annual salary of ten million euros. Schlotterbeck has ruled out a quick extension for now and wants to wait to see how the team develops from a sporting perspective.

Goal.com reports that Borussia Dortmund are keen to ensure that Nico Schlotterbeck signs a new long-term deal, as they see the centre-back as their 'future captain'.

According to Bild, Nico Schlotterbeck is demanding at least a guaranteed annual salary of ten million euros. It remains to be seen whether Borussia Dortmund will fulfill this condition.

Sebastian Kehl stated that they have been in talks for a while and promised that they are working on it. Kehl added that it will take a few more days, explaining this is not because Nico Schlotterbeck is not convinced, but because he wants to find his rhythm and has big goals, hopefully with BVB. Kehl said he is still very optimistic. Schlotterbeck said that it will not be that early that he extends his contract. He stated that they will have talks now and he will sit down with Sebastian Kehl to make a plan, after which they will see what comes out of it. Schlotterbeck also expressed that he feels comfortable in Dortmund and is fundamentally planning his future at BVB.

According to 'Bild', the central defender wants to play in a title-capable team, which is the sufficient condition for an extension from 2027 to 2030. Schlotterbeck said that he believes it will not be so early that he extends his contract. He stated that they will have talks now and that he will sit down with Sebastian Kehl to make a plan, and then they will see what comes out of it.

According to Bild, it was the goal of the Dortmund leadership, including boss Lars Ricken and sporting director Sebastian Kehl, to prematurely extend Nico Schlotterbeck's contract from 2027 to 2030 once he was fit again. However, this will definitely not happen now.

Nico Schlotterbeck stated that before a potential extension of his contract, which runs until 2027, he wants to wait and see the sporting development of Borussia Dortmund. At a press conference, he said that contract talks were postponed during his injury to focus on himself and his knee. Schlotterbeck does not believe an early agreement on an extension will happen and said a quick deal is not likely, mentioning upcoming talks with Sebastian Kehl to make a plan. According to 'Bild', Borussia Dortmund want to extend his contract until 2030 and plan to increase his salary from the current approximately six million euros per season to up to ten million euros per season.

Borussia Dortmund wants to extend the contract with Nico Schlotterbeck, which runs until 2027, ahead of schedule. According to 'WAZ', there is currently no quick decision expected. Schlotterbeck stated in an interview with 'WAZ' that a contract extension depends mainly on the sporting success of Borussia Dortmund. He said that BVB will be his first point of contact and that one has to see how the next weeks and months develop. Schlotterbeck added that it makes a difference whether the team is in eleventh place in March, which was not his ambition, or playing in the Champions League. He concluded by saying that he feels comfortable.

Niko Kovac is very confident that Nico Schlotterbeck will extend his contract at Borussia Dortmund. The defender's contract, which runs until 2027, has not been extended since his arrival before the 2022/23 season. Schlotterbeck is not yet among the top earners in the squad, but this is expected to change as he is set to become a face of the club in the coming years.

Borussia Dortmund is working on a contract extension for Nico Schlotterbeck. According to 'WAZ', the negotiations between both parties are not particularly complicated, and salary figures and contract length apparently do not pose obstacles. Both parties agree that Schlotterbeck should become one of the faces of BVB for a long period. His current contract runs until 2027 and he is not among the top earners in the squad, which is expected to change in the foreseeable future.

Borussia Dortmund is working on an early contract extension for Nico Schlotterbeck, whose current contract runs until 2027. Sporting director Sebastian Kehl confirmed that they are in very close communication and have a strong relationship of trust. No concrete update was provided, but contract extension talks may pick up again soon, especially after Schlotterbeck's recent return to team training following a meniscus injury.

Nico Schlotterbeck has decided to extend his contract with Borussia Dortmund. The extension will be until 2030, instead of the previous 2027. His salary will double from five to up to ten million Euros per season. However, he plans to finalize the extension only after recovering from his meniscus tear, so the deal will be completed in the next season.

Nico Schlotterbeck is set to extend his contract with Borussia Dortmund, which will make him the highest-paid player at the club. The contract extension is a reward for his loyalty and is expected to happen early, although his current contract expires in 2027.

Borussia Dortmund is interested in extending the contract of Nico Schlotterbeck. The club wants to extend his contract very quickly, with initial contact already made. The new contract would see his salary double to ten million euros, and he is being considered as a future captain.

Borussia Dortmund is hopeful about extending Nico Schlotterbeck's contract beyond 2027. Concrete talks are planned for the summer. The club aims to make him one of the top earners and possibly the captain.

Nico Schlotterbeck is set to become a key figure for Borussia Dortmund's future. After initial discussions with the 25-year-old defender, the response has been positive, and the club is optimistic about finalizing the contract extension soon. His salary is expected to increase from the current five million euros to seven or eight million euros.

Nico Schlotterbeck has been leading Borussia Dortmund as captain for the first time in a high-profile match against Bayern Munich. Borussia Dortmund intends to extend his contract further, with plans to make him a permanent captain and a top earner in the team. Both parties are in agreement on the extension, and discussions regarding the exact terms are ongoing without any pressure.