Hajnal, who only joined newly promoted Karlsruhe this summer from Kaiserslautern, has been in impressive form this season and has been attracting the attention of BVB for a number of weeks.
KSC find themselves in the heady heights of sixth place and the midfielder has been a significant contributor to that success with five goals and six assists.
Karlsruhe manager Rolf Dohmen has announced that Dortmund have made an offer the club and player cannot refuse and that Hajnal will be leaving the Wildparkstadion.
The Hungarian international’s contract, which runs to 2010, contains a clause which allows him to leave for a fee of €1.3 million.
Dortmund have now invoked that clause, so fans at the Signal-Iduna Park can look forward to seeing the skills of the talented Hungarian next season.
KSC find themselves in the heady heights of sixth place and the midfielder has been a significant contributor to that success with five goals and six assists.
Karlsruhe manager Rolf Dohmen has announced that Dortmund have made an offer the club and player cannot refuse and that Hajnal will be leaving the Wildparkstadion.
The Hungarian international’s contract, which runs to 2010, contains a clause which allows him to leave for a fee of €1.3 million.
Dortmund have now invoked that clause, so fans at the Signal-Iduna Park can look forward to seeing the skills of the talented Hungarian next season.
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