A news report has revealed the latest information regarding the future of German international star Julian Brandt, midfielder for Borussia Dortmund, amid talks of a possible transfer during the upcoming winter transfer window.

According to the widely circulated German newspaper "Bild," the 29-year-old playmaker has informed those close to him that he will remain with the "Black and Yellows" at least until the end of the season, putting an end to the recent speculation linking his name to several European clubs, especially with the January transfer window approaching.

The report indicated that Brandt's decision to stay does not mean his long-term future is settled. While his current contract with Dortmund ends in the summer of 2026, the club has shown a strong desire to extend its partnership with the player, who is considered one of the team's key offensive assets.

Bild explained that Dortmund's management has placed extending Brandt's contract on their list of priorities, noting that the player himself is "basically" open to the idea of signing a new deal. However, the final details of the agreement and its duration are still under discussion between both parties, and no decisive decision has been made yet.

With this emphasis, Brandt is focusing on leading his team in the second half of the season, while quiet negotiations continue behind the scenes to determine his final fate with the German club.