Quote from: martyns on Today at 04:09:05 AM

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 are always lucky with their recruitment every summer,they have sold Haaland,but some other person that will play exactly like Haaland or that will get the required goals like he did will emerged.
When Lewandowski was very hot and scoring goals every match,it was Durtmund he emanated from,they sold him and Aubameyang emerged,After Aubameyang excelled,he was sold,and Dembele of Barca now emerged.If you look at their transfer exit history,you will see that they sell their best players every season because of money.I just see them as a team that have good scouting team.

Borussia Dortmund never runs out of potential players in their squad, but unfortunately they always sell them at a meager price. There is no effort on their part to keep such a good player for long. This is indeed an advantage for them, but will they always be like that in every season? I think they need to urgently change the habits they do every season to focus more on winning more trophies.