Héctor Fort remains a Barcelona player despite Borussia Dortmund pushing hard for a possible deal, with the German club now in the city for fresh talks. Negotiations are still very much live rather than settled.
- Borussia Dortmund have stepped up their pursuit of Héctor Fort by travelling to Barcelona for talks over a possible move.
- Fort is a current Barcelona player who made 14 La Liga appearances in 2025, including seven starts.
- No agreement has been confirmed, with Barcelona thought to value him in the €15 million to €20 million range and the structure of any deal still unresolved.
Héctor Fort’s Current Situation
Héctor Fort has already built up real first-team experience at Barcelona, which is why Dortmund’s push carries weight. In the 2025 La Liga season, Fort made 14 appearances, starting seven matches and playing 481 minutes, while also contributing two goals and two assists.
Dortmund had already opened direct talks with Barcelona before the latest trip, but this should still be viewed as an attempt to progress discussions rather than a sign that the transfer is done. There has been no confirmed agreement, signing or completed move.
Dortmund’s Right-Back Pursuit
Borussia Dortmund are understood to see Fort as one of their leading right-back targets, which helps explain why they have moved quickly to keep talks progressing.
Real Sociedad, Tottenham Hotspur and Inter Milan have also been credited with an interest, but Dortmund are the club pushing hardest at this stage. Fort is also reportedly open to a move to Germany, while claims that he has turned down Real Sociedad and Roma in favour of Dortmund remain secondary while negotiations with Barcelona continue.
What Could Decide Fort’s Next Move
The biggest issue may be less about interest and more about whether Barcelona and Dortmund can find a structure that works for both sides. The package remains open to negotiation.
One possible framework under discussion could include a fixed fee of over €10 million, plus a sell-on clause and a Barcelona buy-back option. For now, though, those are only potential terms rather than agreed ones, and Fort’s future remains open while talks continue.
