Quote from: coco23 on Today at 07:59:14 PM

Quote from: bct_ail on Today at 06:07:14 PM

Was it not said that the clubs have no more money and the expensive years are over because of Corona...?
I am also curious to see how Haaland will play in the Premier League and how Pep will integrate him into the team. In any case, I am curious to see which players Dortmund will buy to replace Haaland.

Hm the money thing might not apply to the big English clubs that are financed by some shady billionaires Grin

It is definitely a loss for Dortmund. They will need some reinforcements for the next season if they don't want to fall further behind Bayern. I hope they will get not only some decent replacement attacker but also some defender

For some teams in the Premier League that have very strong finances, the Corona situation does not really affect their transfer policy.
So it was natural that Haaland finally moved to the Premier League, because Man City's finances were indeed able to meet the demands of
Dortmund and Haaland. To be honest it will be a big loss for Dortmund, because we know Haaland made a huge contribution to Dortmund.
Haaland was a very prolific goal machine and helped Dortmund to many victories, until finally Dortmund can be in second place this season.
But as Dortmund are used to losing their star players, of course Dortmund have thought of a solution to find a replacement for Haaland.

Therefore they managed to get Karim Adeyemi from Salzburg as a replacement for Haaland, and interestingly Dortmund managed to win
the competition with Man United who also wanted Adeyemi. The reason Karim Adeyemi chose Dortmund over Man United, because at Dortmund
Adeyemi is guaranteed to be the main player next season to replace Haaland. As for the defender, Dortmund managed to get Niklas Sule from Bayern,
so I can't wait to see Dortmund's performance next season.