Adrian Ramos has revealed his determination to "give something back" to Borussia Dortmund after an unsuccessful debut campaign at the club.
Ramos scored just six goals in 29 appearances during Jurgen Klopp's final season in charge, as BVB finished the season in seventh position.
With Thomas Tuchel now at the helm and fellow striker Ciro Immobile on loan at Sevilla, Ramos is keen to play a leading role for Dortmund next season.
"It was anything but easy for me. But now it's just a matter that I hope to change in the future," the Colombian told Bild.
"I'll do my best to do myself justice. I want to give something back."
An ankle injury ruled Ramos out of the final games of Dortmund's Bundesliga campaign and the Copa America - although the 29-year-old is now back in team training.
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