Dortmund Reportedly Value Christian Pulisic at €70M Amid Transfer Rumours

Borussia Dortmund reportedly won't consider selling Christian Pulisic unless they receive an offer in the region of €70 million (£62 million). 

Ronan Murphy of Goal relayed the report from Kicker:

Pulisic has established himself as one of football's best prospects in recent years, shining for BVB in the Bundesliga and the UEFA Champions League.

According to Simon Jones of MailOnline, there are a number of clubs interested in the United States international, including Chelsea, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich. Liverpool have also consistently been linked with the 19-year-old attacker.

Madrid are said to be considering moving for Pulisic following their sale of Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus in early July.

The United States international will be seeking to cement his status as a first-team regular at Borussia Dortmund this season under new manager Lucien Favre and has shown encouraging signs in pre-season that he's ready to be one of the key men at Westfalenstadion.

Pulisic netted twice in BVB's recent win over Liverpool and was impressive throughout the clash. As we can see, his efforts for Dortmund and the USMNT have made him something of a hero in his homeland:

The 19-year-old can play on either flank or behind the centre-forward; the technical ability he has, as well as his change of pace and composure in the final third, makes him a threat.

All those attributes add up to a thrilling young footballer and an attacker whom defenders in the Bundesliga have found difficult to halt:

As Copa90 highlighted, it's easy to forget just how young the Dortmund man is given all he's accomplished already in his career:

Having lost Ousmane Dembele last summer and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in the January transfer window there will be extra onus on Pulisic in attack this season. At this stage of his career, you sense that responsibility is what the American needs as he seeks to push his game on to the next level.

For now, another year at Dortmund under the guidance of a smart coach like Favre seems to be the sensible choice for the youngster. If he continues on an upward trajectory, the German club may have to revise the reported asking price for the player.