Man Utd transfer twist as Nico Schlotterbeck new deal agreed with release clause change

Man Utd transfer twist as Nico Schlotterbeck new deal agreed with release clause changeNico Schlotterback has been linked with many top teams, including Manchester United, but signing the German has just been made harder for his suitorsCommentsSportPatrick Austen-Hardy Senior Sports Journalist19:46, 10 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesNico Schlotterbeck has been linked with Manchester United(Image: 2026 Ralf Ibing - firo sportphoto)Manchester United will need to stump up between £43.6million and £52.3m if they wish to secure Nico Schlotterbeck from Borussia Dortmund, according to reports. The versatile defender has previously been touted for a switch to Old Trafford.‌The Germany international looked set to be a budget-friendly option for the summer, as he would have entered the final year of his contract. However, the situation has now shifted as he has committed his future to the Signal Iduna Park with a brand new deal.‌He had been in discussions with club officials for months before eventually agreeing to fresh terms. One thing which may be exploited by buyers is the inclusion of a release clause in his deal.‌READ MORE: Viktor Gyokeres makes Arsenal 'nerves' admission and responds to Mikel Arteta demandREAD MORE: David De Gea delivers clear Michael Carrick verdict with 'unbelievable' Man Utd claimAccording to German outlet Kicker, a fee between €50m and €60m, which equates to between £43.6m and £52.3m, may be enough to sign him. The left-footed defender is among the most adaptable defenders in Europe who is also renowned for his composure in possession.United's current left-footed centre-back options are Lisandro Martinez and occasionally Luke Shaw, but both players have suffered repeated injury problems over the past two seasons. Schlotterbeck would offer cover for both centre-half and at left-back, should he make the move to Old Trafford.FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE! Latest United news and more on our dedicated Facebook page‌Last week, reports emergin...