Quote from: Lafu on July 20, 2022, 01:52:07 PM

I was shocked when i readed the news from Dortmund about Sebastien Haller and that he got a cancer on his testicle.
I was watching an Interview from Edin Terzic yesterday and he said that he will get all the Help that is needed and has fully support from Dortmund.
Really sad that this happend as i think Haller is the exactly the player that would fit into Dortmund as a striker.
Fingers crossed that all goes well and that he will be recover fast and get over it.

I was in shock as well, and it was an unlucky pick for Dortmund but it was a very Frustrating thing for the whole Dortmund community knowing that the newly Dortmund player can not play in the next season, because when the surgery finished he will surely heal for maybe half of the season or even a season, we can not really know for how long, and from healing state, his playing condition will surely be shift and he needs to get back in shape again, I think this could be what may happen to Sebastien Haller, and to Dortmund for the time being,

Quote from: laurenB7742 on July 20, 2022, 04:39:31 PM

Honestly, that is what Bayern Munich does. If they see any player who is giving them any type of trouble they buy that player. That does two things. First of all that takes away any competition from Bayern Munich in the league. And secondly, Bayern Munich has become a lot stronger than before.

So this is another reason why Bayern Munich generally does not do very well in the Champions League. They don't have enough competition in the Bundesliga. That’s why they are not getting ready for any tough competition outside the Bundesliga.

Therefore, they don't seem to do very well when they play against stronger teams like Liverpool, Manchester City, and Real Madrid. Don’t get me wrong, they can easily reach the quarterfinals or even the semi-finals. But that is obviously not enough, is it?

Bayern Munich does very well to eliminate any kind of competition that they have in the league but I think that is only hurting them in the long run.

It seems that they are really doing it just to be the best in the Bundesliga, well it seems that they will surely be bought anything that post a threat to them but upon selling Lewandowski I think they are only buying players outside the Bundesliga, maybe they are now aiming for the championship outside the Bundesliga, but this is just speculation and I am still looking for some news regarding this, well, for me if they can not train any players that have potential then those players will not blossom, and if they aim to just buy players that may post a threat to them then it was a bad decision in not taking care of their young potential players, and right now that Lewandowski is not on their team I think they really need to push this kind of thing,

Quote from: CryptocurencyKing on Today at 04:29:52 AM

Mane is a professional player. He may or may not be the replacement for Lewandoski. But his energy and relentless pressing will fit in seamlessly with Nagelsmann's style of play. They have some quality players already in the team so I expect a whole good season. Mane can form partnership with either Muller, Gnabry or Sane like he did with Mo Salah and Firmino in Liverpool. His flexibility is a major bonus for his manager. Mane can play as a false 9, and is also equally adept on either side of a 4-3-3 - a concept that Nagelsmann has been toying with for quite some time.

I really think it will work out just fine for Bayern Munich even without Lewandowski, they will need to come out with a better plan and train their players even more, and now that Sebastien Haller on the Dortmund side has a testicular tumor, he may not play for the half of the season or 1 season, so there is still a huge chance for Bayern to take the championship this season, but I can not tell for the teams like Leipzig, and Leverkusen,