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.
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I don't expect anything less for Dortmund because I don't understand how a club like Dortmund who have a good history have suddenly become too profit oriented and prioritize profit making over improving the quality of squad and overall performance of the team. How do they expect to compete team like Bayern Munich who have a better squad and are hungry for domestic and international trophies. So its not bad luck, Dortmund made their own luck when they sold their best players to other clubs.