JABAR EKSPRES – German giants Borussia Dortmund have officially signed new signing Ramy Bensebaini from Borussia Monchengladbach.
The Algerian national team player was redeemed by Dortmund from Monchengladbach on a free transfer and will sign a four-year contract.
“New signing for the defense: Welcome to Dortmund, @ramy_bens15_21!,” wrote the player’s announcement from Dortmund’s official social media, Monday (6/5).
“28-year-old Algerian national player Ramy Bensebaini moves from league competitor Borussia Mönchengladbach to BVB on a free transfer and has signed a four-year contract,” the announcement continued.
Dortmund sporting director Sebastian Kehl welcomed the arrival of the 28-year-old footballer to Signal Iduna Park.
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According to him, the left-footed defender is an experienced player both at club and national team and he is looking forward to the player’s actions in the Dortmund defense next season.
“Ramy is a player in his prime, he has accumulated a lot of national and international experience in the Bundesliga, French Ligue 1, Champions League and Europa League, and on top of that he is an integral part of the national team,” said Kehl.
“We are convinced that his sporting development is not finished. In our talks with him, we have seen an absolute desire to attack and compete for titles with Borussia Dortmund,” he continued.
“We are looking forward to working with a player who has a good balance between defensive and attacking play,” he added.
Since being brought in by Monchengladbach in the 2019/2020 season, Bensebaini has made 95 appearances in the Bundesliga. He is a very productive defender where during four seasons in Die Fohlen’s uniform, Bensebaini has scored 19 goals. Meanwhile, in the 2022/2023 season, Bensebaini scored six goals and two assists in 28 Bundesliga appearances.
Speaking of his move, the player born April 16, 1995 was very impressed with the atmosphere created by The Yellow Wall, the name of Dortmund supporters, when filling Signal Iduna Park.
