BUNDES - Two Italian giants still tracking Dortmund's starlet
Vasco Walz was one step away from the greats of Italian Serie A. And, perhaps, he is close to Italian football. The midfielder born in 2004 of Borussia Dormtund, Walz is among the protagonists of the yellow and black club among the youth and Youth League. Coming from Karlsruhe school but at the BVB since 2019, he is German with Italian origin.
Last season, before renewing with Dortmund, according to what collected by Tuttomercatoweb.com, Milan and Juventus looked for him strongly and even now they do not lose sight of him.
Not only that: the other news is that the Italian Federation, given the boy's origins, is following him with great interest. And they could call him (now he is in the youth national teams of Germany), with the aim of making him a Gli Azzuri player in the future.
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