There’s a clause. There’s a chance. But is there a will?
Serhou Guirassy is on the table. A silent £59 million clause, buried in his Borussia Dortmund contract, has cracked open a window for just seven European giants as reported by Bild via SportWitness.
Arsenal and Manchester United are on that list. But not every open door gets walked through.
Dortmund paid just £15 million to pry Guirassy from Stuttgart, but in return they got fire—34 goals, nine assists, a Champions League ticket, and a presence that haunted backlines. He scored again last weekend. He keeps scoring.
But this isn’t a story about form. It’s about fear.
Guirassy is 29. And age whispers doubt into the ears of Premier League scouts. He’s been lethal in the Bundesliga, yes, but so was Sancho. So was Werner. Now they flinch.
Still, there’s weight to Guirassy’s game. He’s a battering ram, a pivot, a finisher. But Arsenal want younger legs. United want Premier League proof.
The Gunners already have personal terms agreed with Viktor Gyökeres according to Abola. He’s 26. He’s climbing. He feels safer. United? They’re circling Wolves’ Matheus Cunha and watching Ipswich’s Liam Delap.
Guirassy, for all his numbers, feels like a storm passing unnoticed. Dortmund don’t want to sell. And truth be told, no one seems eager to test their resolve.
It’s a rare deal—the kind that makes sense on paper, not in planning meetings. And in the end, perhaps that’s all it will be.
A possibility.
Nothing more.