Nils Ole Book to skip Dortmund's Asia tour amid transfer delays
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 9:20 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Nils Ole Book, Borussia Dortmund's sporting director, will remain in Germany during the club's pre-season tour of Japan set to begin on Monday. Reports indicate that Dortmund has not yet finalized transfers for Konstantinos Karetsas or Said El Mala, which has led to Book's decision to stay back. Dortmund’s focus is particularly on the negotiations for Karetsas, with another approach to KRC Genk expected soon. Meanwhile, they are awaiting a response regarding their bid for El Mala, which Köln rejected due to an inadequate offer. Book's absence from the tour emphasizes the unfinished nature of Dortmund's summer transfer business.
- •Nils Ole Book will skip Dortmund's Asia tour.
- •Dortmund aims to finalize transfers for Karetsas and El Mala.
- •Another approach for Karetsas from KRC Genk is imminent.
- •Dortmund's recent bid for El Mala was rejected by Köln.
- •Book's absence highlights unresolved transfer matters.
- 9:20 PMYahoo Sports — Nils Ole Book to skip Borussia Dortmund Asia tour amid unresolved transfer business
"Kicker and Westphalia’s Ruhr Nachrichten newspaper report that Borussia Dortmund sporting director Nils Ole Book will reportedly remain in Germany when the club depart for their pre-season marketing...
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