In the Bundesliga, Dortmund's 17-year-old starlet Youssoufa Mogogo has had a spectacular season, scoring three times in the last five rounds of the league. However, the young talent's contract is set to expire next summer, and negotiations for renewal have stalled. Liverpool, Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and other top European giants are rumored to be eyeing him. Surprisingly, Mogogo's delay in renewing his contract is not out of loyalty to the team, but rather he doesn't want his parents to benefit from it!
According to revelations in Germany's Bild-Zeitung, Youssoufah Mogogo has had a disagreement with his family and has even threatened to stop providing financial support. As Mogogo has not yet turned 18, his income will be managed by his parents if his contract is renewed. However, he will celebrate his 18th birthday on November 20 and will be able to dispose of his wealth on his own, whether it is a contract renewal or a transfer, and all of his earnings will go into his personal pocket.
Dormont's contract extension talks with Mogogo are reportedly at a stalemate, with the club offering a deal worth €4 million a year. However, Mogogo is insisting on €8 million per year and wants to be on par with the team's highest paid players, Anri Janne and Xiaomus. Given that he is highly sought after by a number of clubs, Mogogo is well placed to negotiate a higher salary package.
