Salary clash: Super-Griechen versus BVB-Stars shows new cost policy

Borussia Dortmund secured Konstantinos Karetsas and Giannis Konstantelias in the Sommer, each arriving for a transfer fee of roughly 30 million euros. Their Gehalt is reported at about 3.5 million euros fixed, a Vergleich that places the Super‑Griechen in the lower third of BVB‑Stars’ wages.

Reviving the offensive spark

The Duo, dubbed Zaubermäuse, is tasked with revitalising the Vorsaison’s often sluggish Offensive. Club officials expect the pair to deliver the necessary Schuss, Genialität and Kreativität to lift Dortmund’s attack.

Each player’s Ablöse stands at knapp 30 million euros, positioning Karetsas and Konstantelias among the teuersten Einkäufen in BVB history.

According to Capology data, the Gehalt of 3.5 million euros slots the two Greeks into the lower Drittel of the squad, even below some Reservist earnings.

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The figures illustrate Dortmund’s new Kostenpolitik: a focus on reduced Grundgehälter complemented by erfolgs‑ und leistungsabhängige Boni.

Ole Book’s scouting now favours talent from kleineren Ligen, where players like Karetsas and Konstantelias accept lower wage expectations than those typical of Bundesliga or Premier League transfers.

Im Bericht the information originates from RedditCopy and ArticleFüg, cited as the Quelle, with the photo credit listed as Christof Koepsel/GettyImagesMit. Die Analyse underscores Für Dortmund’s strategic shift. Mit einem Gehalt von 3.5 Millionen Euro, die beiden stehen im unteren Drittel.