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Despite a slight setback due to an injury detected during his first medical, Serhou Guirassy will indeed wear the colours of Borussia Dortmund next season. Author of 28 goals in 28 Bundesliga matches during the previous season, the 28-year-old striker convinced the BvB management to pay the 17.5 million euros of his release clause. A few days after his official departure from Stuttgart, the Guinean international (18 caps, 3 goals) justified the choice Dortmund.
“My choice was very well thought out, with my family. I was looking for continuity. Dortmund remains the 2nd biggest club in Germany so it was the perfect choice.“, said the main person concerned, who was also won over by the atmosphere at Signal Iduna Park.When you are an opponent and you play in a boiling stadium, I experienced it this year and it is very difficult to play there, because the public pushes for 90 minutes. It gives a huge boost to the performance and it is a boost for everyone. Playing for a club like that, it is a dream“, he finally concluded during an interview with Club of 5.
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