Borussia Dortmund managing director Lars Ricken has confirmed that Julian Brandt will leave the club at the end of the current season, bringing an end to the Germany international’s spell with the Bundesliga side.
Brandt, an attacking midfielder who has been a prominent figure in German football for years, is set to move on when his time at Dortmund concludes. Ricken’s confirmation ends speculation over the player’s immediate future and signals a significant change in Dortmund’s squad planning for the upcoming campaign.
While specific details about Brandt’s next destination or the terms of his departure were not disclosed, the club’s stance makes clear that both parties are preparing for a separation in the summer. It also suggests that Dortmund will be looking to reshape parts of their midfield and attacking structure once the season concludes.
Brandt’s departure will mark the end of a notable chapter in Dortmund’s recent history. During his time at the club, he has been known for his creativity, vision, and technical ability in advanced positions. His capacity to operate in multiple roles across the midfield and forward line made him a versatile option for various coaches.
The confirmation from Ricken arrives with important matches still to be played this season, and Dortmund will aim to maintain focus on their remaining competitions while Brandt continues to contribute on the pitch. The club and player now move forward with clarity about the future, allowing both sides to plan ahead.
For Dortmund supporters, Brandt’s exit will represent a significant change to a squad that has regularly combined experienced internationals with emerging talents. As the season progresses toward its conclusion, attention will increasingly turn to how Dortmund intend to fill the gap left by Brandt’s departure, and how the midfielder’s next move will shape the upcoming phase of his career.
Further information on Brandt’s future club and the precise nature of his exit has not yet been made public.
