Central Coast Mariners http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Mustafa-Amini-c27104 decides to tie knots with Borussia Dortmund – Bundesliga News
Bundesliga champions, Borussia Dortmund, have received a major boost ahead of the start of the 2011/12 campaign as Mustafa Amini has agreed to a four-year deal with the club. The Central Coast Mariners midfielder was under this speculation for quite some
time and it was only recently announced that the youngster has agreed on a deal. Both the clubs, though, remain undecided over the transfer amount but it is believed that the matters would be resolved without any further confusion.
Amini has already impressed a host of European outfits with his electric pace and phenomenal http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904. He regarded
it as nothing less than an honour to play for the German champions and urged the Mariners to settle his transfer matters as soon as possible.
The footballer’s agent, Buddy Farah, mentioned that Amini could be loaned back to Mariners for one more year in order to gain more first team experience before making a permanent switch to Europe.
The agent further added, "Mustafa has a pre-agreement with Dortmund over a four-year contract subject to the clubs agreeing a transfer fee. The sooner it's resolved the better for all concerned. If the clubs decide for him to be loaned back that could be
a good thing for him, especially from a learning point of view. The Mariners have been very co-operative in their dealings throughout the whole process."
Dortmund manager, Jurgen Klopp, also praised the teenager’s skills and was ready to welcome him at Signal Iduna Park. However, he stressed that the midfielder should spend some more time playing in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Australia-c746 as it would polish his skills and help him become
one of the top players in Europe.
Amini joined the Mariners in 2010 and managed 23 league appearances, bagging a solitary goal in the process. The midfielder could soon be Dortmund property where he’ll be eligible to play until 2015.
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