Quote from: YuginKadoya on Today at 04:51:11 AM

Quote from: TopT3ns on July 07, 2022, 09:01:25 AM

Quote from: vennali on July 07, 2022, 03:06:27 AM

Sebastian Haller has joined Borussia Dortmund and is back to Bundesliga after a fairly decent run with Eintracht Frankfurt and after being kinda poor with West ham. Revitalized his career at Ajax with 32 goals in 50 appearances. With much more attacking prowess that Borussia brings. He should thrive there.

Borussia Dortmund are used to losing some of their professional players because this club is often dubbed as a printer of new players who have high expertise, so because they often get offers to buy players with very high nominal, so it has become a normal thing for them.

It is like buying and selling vehicles, but this time they are buying budgeted players but increasing their potential and selling them at a higher price they become experts in sniffing if a player has a high ceiling or potential to be at the top, and I think that the Borussia Dortmund is pretty much well known for this kind of thing and let's not forget where Robert Lewandowski, 1st at before going to Bayern Munich,

Quote from: hahay on July 07, 2022, 09:56:19 AM

Yes, Dortmund have always had good judgment in recruiting and selling players and about Sebastian Haller they can also be said to be lucky. Because at that time Sebastian Haller got his high marks when transferred to West Ham from Frankfurt but unfortunately his performance was not so good at West Ham, until finally experiencing an improved performance at least with Ajax. With his productive age, Sebastian Haller is certainly expected to contribute well at Dortmund, considering that before playing for Frankfurt, Sebastian Haller's performance has continued to improve and it seems that Sebastian Haller will indeed be suitable to play in the Bundesliga.

Sebastian Haller is still 28 years old and we all know the reputation of Borussia Dortmund, when you came to Dortmund without any high-level skill you would go out of Dortmund gaining buyers from well-known teams and clubs, that is why there are a lot of potential for Sebastian Haller, he still young and still has a higher ceiling to fill, or maybe he will be the Erling Haaland, only time can tell, and let's wait and look forward to it,

Quote from: AndySt on Today at 12:41:58 AM

Apparently, Bayern Munich is really not interested in Ronaldo's services, because representatives of the club consistently deny the possibility of a transfer of a football player. Now the CEO is Oliver Kahn. he said that Ronaldo is one of the greatest footballers, but this transfer does not correspond to the philosophy of the club. It's a pity, because in my opinion, after the probable departure of Lewandowski, Ronaldo would be a great replacement for at least a couple of seasons. The option with Paris Saint-Germain is unlikely due to the financial fair play and because Neymar stayed at the club. I am almost sure that Ronaldo will not agree to a significant salary reduction for a move to PSG when Messi and Mbappe have such high salaries.

Yup! I really don't know what the real issue is, but I think Bayern Munich could have a lot of problems with Ronaldo than with Lewandowski, at 1stthey really want to secure the service of Cristiano Ronaldo but eventually say that they are not interested in getting Ronaldo this time a sudden change of plan, maybe because they have thought that Ronaldo coming to Bundesliga will have a big issue with players and the club, But let just say that because there is no chance that Lewandowski can leave Bayern and thinking how much money they will lose on Ronaldo so they deny him completely,

I feel that Dortmund will keep him for a year or two and then sell him for a higher price probably to Bayern only, and if that happens then it would be smart business for Dortmund as they’ll be able to reinvest in young player’s. Also Ronaldo isn’t coming to Bayern this is just a tactic to get more wages from Manchester United, and in the end he’ll continue to play at Manchester United only for this season.