According to local media reports, Deutsche Bank, Europe's largest lender, is looking to exit its non-core businesses as part of a consolidation strategy.
Borussia management board member Michael Meier hinted in a recent interview that the bank would sell some of its stake if the club's share price rose.
Borussia's share price has shed about one-quarter of its value this year. Deutsche Bank, which managed the Dortmund-based club's October 2000 initial public offering, acquired the stake after failing to place all of the stock with investors.
The soccer club has started looking for possible buyers for the bank's stake and already found interested investors for 'larger stakes' according to Meier.
Investment group Deutsche Bank may sell its 24.8 percent stake in Borussia Dortmund, Germany's only publicly traded soccer club.
