German‑Libyan defender Almugera Kabar is being linked with a move from Borussia Dortmund to Swiss Super League side FC St Gallen, with the 20-year-old left-back’s future the subject of growing transfer speculation.
The Dortmund youngster, valued at €3.00m on Transfermarkt, is reported to be on the radar of St Gallen as they assess options at left-back ahead of the new campaign. The rumour, logged on 26 June 2026 with the probability of the deal still listed as “?”, comes amid uncertainty over Kabar’s contractual situation, with no public expiry date recorded and the possibility of a future free-agent scenario not being ruled out.
Born in Bremen on 6 June 2006, Kabar stands at 1.86m and operates primarily as a defender on the left, favouring his left foot. He holds both German and Libyan nationality and wears the number 42 shirt at Dortmund. A product of the Bundesliga club’s system, he has been developing in their set‑up but is yet to establish himself as a regular in the first team.
Recent match data from this season shows Kabar involved for Dortmund in a late-season fixture against Bundesliga opposition, featuring at left-back in a match that underlined his athletic profile and defensive discipline, even as Dortmund were tested in a tight scoreline. While he remains on the fringes at senior level, such outings have helped maintain his market valuation and draw attention from clubs in search of youthful full-back options.
For St Gallen, a deal would represent a relatively low-cost move for a player with top‑level training and dual-national potential, though at this stage there is no indication that talks are advanced. Should the move materialise, a switch from Dortmund’s ranks to regular football in Switzerland could be a significant step in shaping Kabar’s career trajectory and determining whether he fulfils his early promise at senior level.
