German-Libyan left-back Almugera Kabar of Borussia Dortmund has been linked with a summer switch to Bundesliga rivals 1.FC Köln, with the 20-year-old defender rated at €3.00m.
The speculation, logged on 26 June 2026, suggests a 37% probability that Kabar could swap Dortmund for Cologne as the RheinEnergieStadion club look to reinforce their options at left-back. There is no publicly listed contract expiry date for Kabar at Dortmund, fuelling suggestions that his situation could evolve quickly, with observers not ruling out a future free-agent scenario if no extension is agreed.
Born in Bremen on 6 June 2006, Kabar stands at 1.86m and is a left-footed defender whose main position is left-back. He holds dual nationality with Germany and Libya and wears the No 42 shirt at Dortmund. His current market value of €3.00m, according to Transfermarkt, makes him a relatively affordable target in the current market for a club of Köln’s profile.
Kabar has come through Dortmund’s system and is regarded as a modern full-back, comfortable advancing from deep and fitting into high-intensity systems in the Bundesliga. While detailed senior statistics remain limited at this stage of his career, he has been involved in Dortmund’s matchday squads and development pathway, including recent outings at youth level that have underlined his athleticism and one‑v‑one defending.
Recent reports around Kabar’s involvement in Dortmund’s late-season fixtures underline that he is on the cusp of more regular first-team action, though precise match data such as opponents, dates, and scorelines are not publicly detailed in the available dataset.
With Köln targeting defensive reinforcements and Dortmund managing a crop of emerging talents, any move – permanent or in future on a free – would offer Kabar the chance to accelerate his progression and shape his reputation as one of the Bundesliga’s next generation of attacking full-backs.
