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Published 16:39 1 Dec 2015 GMT

You might expect the Bundesliga side to swiftly make clear that approaches from Anfield or elsewhere would be unwelcome, but quite the contrary.
Chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke told German newspaper Die Welt: “One thing is clear, we at BVB have a very good relationship with Jurgen.
“I think there would be no conflict were there to be interest in one of our players at some point. He would contact us before (he contacts the player).”
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