Diant Ramaj is reportedly preparing to depart Borussia Dortmund this summer as the 24-year-old aims to secure a guaranteed starting role at a new club. Following a successful loan spell with Heidenheim, Ramaj returned to Dortmund, where he featured in 31 of the 34 possible matches during the 2025/26 Bundesliga season. Despite his recent playing time, sources indicate that the goalkeeper does not anticipate challenging for the primary starting position within the Yellow Wall.
Reports confirm that discussions regarding his transfer have commenced, although no concrete offers have been publicly reported at this time. Borussia Dortmund, meanwhile, appears amenable to facilitating his exit. This stance is underpinned by the established hierarchy within the squad, where Gregor Kobel remains the undisputed first-choice goalkeeper.
Alexander Meyer and Patrick Drewes are expected to occupy the reserve roles, limiting Ramaj’s pathway to the starting XI. Ramaj initially joined the club in February 2025. The situation suggests a mutual understanding: Ramaj seeks an environment where he can be the undisputed number one, while Dortmund is prepared to allow him to pursue that opportunity elsewhere.
The focus remains on potential transfers that can guarantee him consistent first-team action in the coming seasons.
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