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Borussia Dortmund weigh potential deal for Luis Suarez

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TOP STORY: Suarez an option at Dortmund?

Luis Suarez has been linked with Borussia Dortmund as the former Atletico Madrid man looks for a new club ahead of the 2022 World Cup.

According to Sky Sports Deutschland, Dortmund bosses are weighing up whether or not it would make sense to sign the 35-year-old Uruguay star.

The development comes after new arrival Sebastien Haller was diagnosed with a testicular tumour earlier this week, which will keep him out for an indefinite period.

Haller had joined Dortmund earlier this summer for €36 million after recording a 34 goals and nine assists in 42 matches across all competitions for Ajax last term.

As for Suarez, the ex-Barcelona and Liverpool playmaker had been linked with several clubs in South America and had recently said he had offers from Major League Soccer.

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10.38 BST: Atletico Madrid have agreed new contracts with Jan Oblak and Thomas Lemar, Marca reports, with both players’ previous deals due to expire next summer.

Oblak, 29 — rated among the world’s best goalkeepers, and one of Atletico’s captains — will sign an extension until 2028, according to the newspaper, while midfielder Lemar has agreed to renew until 2027.

Tying up a deal for Oblak, who has frequently been linked with a move to the Premier League, had been…

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