Quote from: poodle63 on Today at 04:04:52 AM

Quote from: AndySt on July 13, 2023, 11:50:53 PM

Actually, I think it was Bellingham's absence in the last round match that prevented Borussia Dortmund from winning the coveted title and interrupting the hegemony of Bayern Munich. Therefore, I would choose words with great care that it would not be difficult for Borussia to find a replacement for Bellingham. Moreover, now Bellingham cannot even theoretically go out on the football field and help Dortmund in the new season.

Less chemistry during the last match of last season. Dortmund was missing golden opportunity to win bundesliga. That's very disappointed result for all of dortmund fans. Bayern was lucky enough to be helped by mainz at the last match.
I know how hurt it was for all of dortmund fans.

Why are we, months after the last game, still talk about this? The season is over, the new one is just around the corner.

Everybody knows what happened, so enough writing the same posts just to collect signature campaign posts please.

Also, it is NOT Dortmund's strategy to sell players. With every strong player that left they tried to keep him for at least 1 more year. They offered new deals with higher payment to Haaland, Bellingham, Sancho, and so on, so where would that make sense if they just want money. Dortmund wants success, they want to win titles.

If players want to move on for a big pay day and to a big name in European football you can't stop them. They have the power when their contract is expiring, nothing Dortmund can do.