Photo News: Dortmund s 6-player contract will expire, and Emre Zhan, Jule and other four are likely to leave the team

Bodiac reported that six players in Dortmund's team had their contracts expired next summer, and four of them were likely to leave the team.

Dortmond management must now consider in-depth what other stars they want to renew their contracts. The current contract expires next year includes Emre Jan, Jule, Gross, Brandt, Ozjan and Alexander Meyer.

The Biography evaluates as follows:

31-year-old Emre Jan has been absent for several months due to a stubborn adductal injury. His contract may be renewed for another year, but his salary will be significantly reduced, and the probability of staying in the team is 25%.

30-year-old Jule has a high salary. Even if he renews his contract, he will not be able to get an annual salary of 14 million euros. The new contract will obviously be more linked to performance, and the probability of staying in the team is 30%.

34-year-old Gross will almost certainly leave the team tomorrow. Under Kovac, he is no longer the main force. In addition, he can no longer fully keep up with the fast-paced game, and the probability of staying in the team is 5%.

29-year-old Brandt is currently just a senior substitute, but he can still have a significant impact when he comes on the bench. If Brandt can regain his best form, management will consider his future very deeply. It is reported that Brandt is willing to stay in Dortmund, and he feels very comfortable in the team, and his probability of staying at the team is 60%.

27-year-old Ozjan has no future in Dortmund. The club wanted to sell him as early as the summer, but no buyer was found. If he is lucky, he may even leave the team in the winter window, so Dortmund will save him 5 million euros in salary, and the probability of staying in the team is 0%.

34-year-old Meier is a reliable gentleman as a substitute for goalkeeper Kober. However, Dortmund has signed Ramai as a replacement. Despite this, Meier still has a high reputation in the locker room and management, with a 50% chance of staying in the team.