Götze on his upcoming contract talks with Dortmund: 'Everyone has their value'
Mario Götze claims he remains relaxed about his contract situation.
| Mario Götze. | Photo: Borussia Dortmund |
BVB sporting director Michael Zorc recently said that he plans to sit down with Götze to discuss a new deal in the near future.
According Kicker, Götze currently earns a two-digit million amount every year, but he would have to accept a salary cut to stay at Dortmund. The BVB bosses should be ready to offer him €7-8 million a year.
Speaking to DAZN, the 27-year-old makes it clear that he's not desperate to put pen to paper on a new contract, although he feels well at Dortmund.
"Everyone has their value, the club must decide in the end. But of course: such financial issues don't really belong in the media," Götze said and added that it wouldn't be a problem for him to begin the new Bundesliga season without having signed a new deal first.
Götze recently admitted that he's considering a move abroad, and he's still considering joining a club outside of Germany in the future.
"Of course it's something I think about, because it's now my tenth Bundesliga season. Anything can happen in football, but it's not like I've generally thought about where I really want to go. As it stands, I still have a year left of my contract in Dortmund and feel comfortable in the Bundesliga. Otherwise, I wouldn't have played here for so long," Götze said.
Götze played 34 games for Dortmund last season, scoring seven goals and making seven assists.
