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The very bad performance of Germany in World Cup can affect Bayern Munich too. Germany have many players from Bayern and look at their performances in World Cup, it is not good for Bayern when they meet PSG in Champions League.

Of course it will have an impact. First of all, Bayern can train with a full squad much earlier. Then no one will be injured either. But I would not say that the players are now playing worse at Bayern Munich. In the national team, it was not just the palyers from Bayern Munich. Hansi Flick did not manage to form a team from the individual players.

You are right, indeed Bayern Munich is a team that sends a lot of players to Germany. But in terms of games, they were better when they played at Bayern Munich than when they played in Germany. Moreover, the strategic factor will also greatly affect the form of their game. I also see that Nagelsmann and Hansi Flick differ in terms of strategy. It will have an impact maybe, but it won't be significant in my opinion.

We cannot deny that Almenaia's performance was very bad, but I believe that the match they should have won was Spain's, no matter what happened before, that was already part of the past, but I think Germany lacked much more character and a sense of belonging to their team, to say here I am and no one takes me out, but I think the technical director failed much more, I saw that the players were more eager to defend human rights and the rights of the LGTBI+ community than anything else , so all this influenced because they were not focused, these things should teach that when you go to a soccer world cup it is to play soccer and that's it, political problems and other things should be left behind.

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Quote from: yayayo on December 13, 2022, 08:01:04 PM

Dortmund has also had some bad luck in recent months. They thought they had found a reasonable replacement for Haaland in the form of Haaler. But then he unexpectedly got a bad diagnosis about his health. They can't help that. The width in Germany has also improved slightly in recent years. Nothing is lost for Dormund yet. Just look at RB Leipzig, in the beginning they were almost in the relegation place and now they are just back in the top 3. Immediately a nice showdown with Bayern Munich the first game after the winter break.

ya.ya.yo!

Dortmund's productivity is still not quite enough to me. They are too far behind Bayern Munich in terms of the number of goals they have scored so far. Let's say we don't compare any team to Bayern Munich about that. But even then, for example Leipzig are better than Dortmund about that anyway. Haaland's departure has really affected the team in a bad way. But Dortmund don't seem to be caring about that much now. Because their priority is to look for how much profit they can make in their transfers.

This makes me disappointed about them as well. Because I miss the times Dortmund were caring about the Bundesliga title very much. Since they started to change their vision Bayern Munich have been so comfortable about becoming champions every season.

What I sometimes think is that Dortmund wants to capitalize as much as possible to change its project and not be the team that always comes close to the first places but rather wants to become the monarch of the Bundesliga, for now Bayern have a very good team, they are one of the best and apart from that they will win the Bundaesliga with ease, that is something that we cannot doubt, no team has considered it as it is or at least it is not up to par, but it will almost be in another stage , because at Bayern some players can leave, the transfer window will be moving at a high level and it is possible that Dortumnd have a very good plan prepared.

Well, all this Dortmund stuff generates the following:

26-year-old set to snub free Leeds United transfer in favour of Borussia Dortmund

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Eintracht Frankfurt and Japan star Daichi Kamada looks set to join Borussia Dortmund on a free transfer in the summer as his contract runs down.

Leeds United are in need of a fast start to the January window if they want to sign the players needed to bolster Jesse Marschs squad.

Its not hard to find players that the club are being linked to on a daily basis, especially with the World Cup providing Victor Orta with a better view of certain targets.

Source: https://www.leedsallover.com/26-year-old-set-to-snub-free-leeds-united-transfer-in-favour-of-borussia-dortmund/

Some Japanese players are quite valued so far, it is expected that they can be valued much more after the great performance they gave in the World Cup in Qatar.