BVB could sign a second Polish player – Mazurek a black‑yellow topic
An anonymous transfer insider is convinced that a young Polish midfielder will soon become a talking point at BVB. At the same time, the question is being asked whether Borussia Dortmund could bring in a second Polish player besides Marcel Regula. The tip comes from recent weeks, during which several names have been discussed around the club.
Regula as a possible option
Marcel Regula, an attacking midfielder from Poland, has been appearing repeatedly in Borussia Dortmund's transfer rumours for weeks. The name is considered a possible option for the winter window, with the black‑yellows already in talks about filling the position. Will Borussia Dortmund therefore soon have two Poles alongside Marcel Regula?
Mazurek in focus
Bartosz Mazurek, a 19‑year‑old Polish player, played for Jagiellonia in Poland until the summer, before moving to RB Salzburg in the last transfer window. This season he has already featured in thirteen matches, scored two goals and provided three more assists. Brighton & Hove Albion also had the midfielder on their radar, but he chose the move to Austria.
According to a report, FC Porto president André Villas‑Boas is said to have stated that his club would like to sign the Poles in the summer. This note highlights the ongoing interest in the young player and confirms that his transfer value is still assessed as high.
Kuba Cimoszko from Sport reports that a move to Borussia Dortmund in the near future is more likely than a transfer to Portugal. He bases this on the geographical proximity of Germany to Austria, the black‑yellows' transfer history with RB Salzburg, and the Polish history at BVB.
The black‑yellows have already developed several Poles into world‑class players in recent years, including Robert Lewandowski and Łukasz Piszczek. This success story reinforces the assumption that another Polish midfielder like Mazurek could become an important topic for BVB.
Thus, Borussia Dortmund could soon have two Poles in the squad alongside Marcel Regula, continuing the tradition of nurturing Polish talent.