Quote from: Smack That Ace on Today at 06:57:51 PM

Quote from: Jody.Drummer on Today at 07:59:13 AM

Quote from: Smack That Ace on July 15, 2022, 05:21:42 PM

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Actually in this case it looks like that, but if we look further when Haaland is not around, they actually play quite well but the dependence is still felt.
Now Haaland is gone and indirectly this will actually be very good for Dortmund now because they inevitably have to make something new and don't make another backup for now even though Haller can also but it would be better if not too dependent on one player .

With the star player of the team, Haaland not being in the team anymore, it is obviously meant to cause problems. Dortmund will also be forced to make necessary changes to the team as a result of this. I highly doubt that they are planning to make any changes that will enable them to compete against the elite teams. Because they are acting like manufacturers who produce high-quality players and sell them for money. They have not been anything more than that, at least not in the last 10 years. And I don't think the habit of depending on a certain player is going to go away. Because from now on they are going to depend on Haller.

regards

duke

I think Dortmund are much more concerned about making profits than building a formidable team to compete at top level and win trophies. It's even difficult to win their league title talk more of winning the UEFA champions league. A lot of talent have emerged from the club and these are players that would have dominated in their league and in Europe if they stayed and played for the club but they have made a habit of selling their best players for profit so it's hard to compete against the league giant for the trophy and they have to rebuild at the end of every season.