Report: Guirassy offered to Europe's elite by brother and agent
The report claims Guirassy's brother has approached several top European clubs 'with the aim of staying in discussions everywhere and keeping full freedom of choice.'
Just last week, Dortmund reportedly rejected a staggering €80 million offer from Saudi side Al Hilal.
According to the report, the player's camp was not entirely happy with the swift rejection, as they want to keep all options open to secure one last major contract for the 29-year-old.
A move this summer appears unlikely - especially with Guirassy under contract until 2028 - but it remains to be seen how long Dortmund can hold on to the forward.
Guirassy certainly made a name for himself in his first season with the club, scoring 38 goals in 50 appearances across all competitions, and his performances at the Club World Cup only fuelled further transfer speculation.
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