PSG tracking Gregor Kobel as Dortmund seek to keep him

Paris Saint-Germain are targeting Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel as they look to strengthen their squad in upcoming transfer windows. The Swiss shot-stopper is on the Paris club’s radar while Lucas Chevalier’s future remains uncertain. PSG’s leadership wants strong options in goal for the coming seasons, but a move for Kobel faces Dortmund’s determination to keep him.

The German club are negotiating an extension with their goalkeeper. His current contract runs until the summer of 2028, and Dortmund have reportedly offered improved financial terms to persuade him to stay. Paris are waiting to learn Kobel’s stance on a renewal before deciding whether to take further steps. The interest from PSG does not mean a transfer is imminent.

German media report that PSG officials have been following Kobel closely after his performances for Dortmund. They have reportedly considered signing him and opened discussions with the goalkeeper and his representatives about a possible move. The contact is part of the Paris club’s search for an alternative in a position it wants to secure.

Dortmund’s recent form helps explain why their goalkeeper has attracted attention. After nine Bundesliga matches, the team sit second with 21 points. They remain unbeaten in the competition, with six wins and three draws, and have scored 16 goals while conceding seven. Dortmund have also avoided defeat in their last five league games, recording two wins and three draws. That run provides the sporting context for PSG’s interest in Kobel, but does not determine the outcome of the contract discussions.

Kobel, 28, has become one of Dortmund’s key players since joining in 2021. His consistent Bundesliga performances have helped him establish his place. For PSG, what happens next will depend in part on the goalkeeper’s response to his current club’s offer and on the Paris leadership’s assessment of the possibility.