Quote from: Jackl87 on June 11, 2023, 03:48:44 PM

Quote from: nara1892 on June 11, 2023, 02:43:41 PM

Bayern Munich doesn't seem to have any special players, but from what I can see their squad is evenly distributed and also they rely on team play rather than individual play, so it makes them seem like they don't have any special players.
Borussia Dortmund always sells star players, many players have left for other teams just because they want to get big profits. Erling Haaland is one of the young players they have managed to create and now he is making it big at Manchester City.

I disagree that Bayern Munich does not have special players. They have De Ligt, Alphonso Davies, Kimmich, Sane and Musiala for example. All of them have a market value of at least 60 Million €. So if those are not special or world class players, then i don't know. Maybe it is true that Bayern Munich does not have that single player stand is standing above everyone else like Dortmund had it in the last few years with Haaland and Bellingham, but that is not because Bayern Munich does not have great player it is because Bayern has many great players. Looking at the current squad of Dortmund without Bellingham i don't see a single Dortmund player that would make it into the starting 11 of Bayern.

If you understand well what I'm saying, then you will understand what I mean. Previously I said that they "look or like" didn't have special players because their squad was evenly distributed and relied more on team play than individual play. I'm not saying at all that they don't have special players in quotes, of course the players you mention are players who have very good abilities, and if Bayern Munich doesn't have equal strength then there will be names that will be more favored among them.

Quote from: terrorJR on June 11, 2023, 09:31:02 PM

Quote from: borovichok on June 09, 2023, 08:31:31 PM

Quote from: terrorJR on June 09, 2023, 07:24:39 PM

That is indeed quite natural because it can be said that for now Union is an ordinary club but that is precisely what is interesting for them because with an ordinary club and being able to be consistent in the last few seasons it is really very good but indeed in this case we have also understand one thing of course because who makes their finances fat is they who will have an advantage over other clubs and that is undeniable.

Union Berlin reached the top four for the first time in their history, thanks to exceptional performances by outstanding players. Urs Fischer, the iron ones' manager, performed an excellent job of taking the team above and beyond the expectations of the fans and the bundesliga. This season, the club will enter the market, making solid additions with the goal to battle with vigour in more challenging competition. Union Berlin is quite stringent in terms of player wage budgets, and the board is extremely tenacious in dealing with such a problem.

It's undeniable that something like that has to be done and it's proven that they can be solid even without players being used as benchmarks or having big names.
Over time, Union's performance has improved and that deserves appreciation, even though I really wouldn't expect too much for the Champions League, but at least in this case they have reached a position where not many can even do it, which is very good for them.

UNion Berlin managed to become a team that deserves to be considered to re-enliven competition in the Bundesliga, how their performance this season was very good, yes, even though they had to experience several setbacks which caused them to be content with only being ranked 4th. But despite all that, we can't say that UNIon Berlin hasn't done well with what they've done this season. They have to make improvements in several positions to make their team even more solid.