Diant Ramaj is expected to leave Borussia Dortmund for FC Copenhagen on a one-year loan, with the transfer now in its final stages, according to Sky Sports.
Reports in Danish media also say the move is close to being completed. No further details about the agreement have been disclosed, but the proposed loan would see Ramaj spend the next year with the Danish club.
The deal would represent a temporary move for the Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper rather than a permanent transfer. Ramaj remains regarded by the German club as a player with significant future potential, despite not currently being first choice.
Gregor Kobel is still Borussia Dortmund’s number-one goalkeeper. The club continues to place its trust in the Switzerland international for the leading role, while viewing Ramaj as a player who could have an important future at the club.
The planned move to FC Copenhagen would give Ramaj the opportunity to continue his development away from Borussia Dortmund. The German club’s decision to retain Kobel as its first-choice goalkeeper has created the context for the proposed loan, while its belief in Ramaj’s long-term prospects means the transfer is expected to be temporary.
Sky Sports reports that negotiations have progressed to the closing stages. Danish media outlets have reached a similar conclusion, describing the transfer as being close to completion.
Until the final steps are concluded, Ramaj remains a Borussia Dortmund player. However, the reports indicate that FC Copenhagen is set to become his next club for the duration of the one-year loan.
Borussia Dortmund’s position is therefore clear: Kobel remains the established number one, while Ramaj is being considered part of the club’s longer-term plans. The proposed agreement with FC Copenhagen would allow Ramaj to continue his progress while remaining linked to Dortmund.
The transfer has yet to be formally completed, but the latest reports suggest that the move is nearing its conclusion.
