That's why way for the club is to exist in the bundesliga. The trophies seem not to become the main target. Dortmund has been also selling one of its important player to the bayern again. There are some potential clubs in bundesliga like leipzig who potentially compete with bayern. The only problem if domination from bayern was making bundesliga look like a farmer league. DFL was not allowing broad investors to come. I think that if the rules being changed and it will be also ending the domination by dortmund in bundesliga.
Bundesliga will have new investors who's gonna buy the small club and make it bigger. The rules that being made by DFL was only giving advantage to the bayern.
Dortmund strategy of using player resale to achieve financial success is debatable and some may think it takes away from the spirit of the game. But there is no denying that their approach has paid off enabling them to challenge Bayern Munich for first place. Dortmund inclusion among the contenders brings an intriguing dynamic to the football environment even though many supporters desire teams who put sporting success before financial success. It will be interesting to observe how other teams respond to the changing landscape of the game as they attempt to challenge Bayern hegemony and possibly shift Dortmund standing.
Teams have begun to concentrate more on their matches in order to end the Bayern Munich hegemony. There were matches where even small teams challenged Bayern last year. If it continues like this this year, it could be another difficult year for Bayern. However, if there is a truth in the Bundesliga, it is that the champion of the league is determined almost before the league starts, and that team is Bayern Munich. Hopefully this year we can see that change.