Transfer doubts? The former Dortmund "prodigy" joined the Danish rich family for 5 million euros, and its identity and age are still a mystery

On June 26, 2024, a big news broke out in the football circle - according to the latest news from the authoritative reporter Romano, Dortmund 20-year-old forward Mukoko has confirmed to transfer to Copenhagen, the Danish super powerhouse, with the transfer fee exceeding 5 million euros. However, behind this seemingly ordinary transfer, there is a fog due to the player's age controversy and the mystery of identity.

Core controversy point: 18 or 20 years old?

According to Romano's exclusive confirmation, Mukoko's transfer contract will complete the medical examination process this Friday (June 28). But it is interesting that the player registration file shows that his date of birth was 2003, but the German Biography survey pointed out that Mukoko's actual age may be 18 years old (i.e., born in 2005). What is more dramatic is that his agent recently admitted that Mukoko's "father" was not his biological father, but emphasized that "all legal procedures are legal and valid."

This controversy has caused Danish media "BT" to question: If the player's actual age does not match the registration information, does it violate FIFA regulations? In this regard, football legal experts analyzed that FIFA takes club files as the basis, and this dispute may only be limited to the public opinion level.

Transfer details: The hidden clause behind EUR 5 million

Although the transfer fee is priced at 5 million euros, the agreement between Copenhagen and Dortmund includes floating clauses, and the final amount may rise to 6 million euros. It is worth noting that Dortmund retains the right to repurchase in the contract - if Mukoko transfers at a price of more than 15 million euros in the future, Dortmund will share the share.

In addition, the player's existing contract with Dortmund will expire in 2026. This transfer adopts the "rental first and then buy" model, and Copenhagen plans to include it on the list of first-team teams preparing for the preseason this summer.

Athletic performance: The ups and downs from Ligue 1 to Denmark

In the 2023-24 season, Mukoko was loaned to Ligue 1 by Dortmund, and handed over a data sheet of 2 goals and 2 assists in 22 league games. Although the data is not impressive, its technical characteristics (11.8 seconds in 100 meters, 67% of the left foot ball holding rate) have attracted the attention of Ligue 1 teams such as Lille and Nantes.

German turnover website shows that Mukoko is currently worth 10 million euros, ranking among the top three German strikers in the same age group. The Copenhagen sports director admitted: "His potential is in line with our plan for the future front line." The identity mystery: The agent admits that "non-person"

Mukoko's growth story is even more legendary. He was discovered and trained by German agent Uwe Hermann since childhood, but Hermann recently publicly stated: "I am his guardian, but not his biological father." This statement has aroused speculation from the outside world about Mukoko's early experience, but has not affected the transfer process.

The biggest suspense of this transfer is: If the age dispute is true, can Mukoko continue to rise in the Danish League? And will Dortmund activate the buyback clause in the next two years?

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