well, in the end this season Dortmund has appeared unstable and its performance has greatly decreased since selling reliable players like Bellingham Dortmund must try to build new talents again to be able to immediately improve stable performance this season because even if they do not have reliable players at least Dortmund should not have a decline performance that has been very clear in the last few periods of matches and currently Dortmund has to compete in the UCL preliminary round which is a pressure for Dortmund to improve performance otherwise this team will lose another chance.
and to be honest even so I'm still not sure whether Dortmund will be able to compete with other teams in group F while Dortmund will have to compete with PSG, Milan and Newcastle who are currently in a very strong state.
Dortmund has been like that for a long time, they will never care about a decline in performance, and because no other Bundeliga team has risen so they remain safe at the top of the standings (below Bayern) because there is no significant competition from other teams, so I think this season it will remain like that.
And regarding the competition in the UCL, Dortmund will join the most difficult group with Newcastle, PSG and AC Milan. I think with Dortmund's current performance it seems like there is no chance for them to qualify from this group.
The worst thing is done by Dortmund where they always sell their star players, such as releasing Bellingham to Real Madrid. That's why their performance will not always appear at its best in every season. In fact, I think they will not be able to compete at the top this season because other teams are stronger than them, such as Leverkusen and Leipzig. So, this season we have seen Dortmund having difficulty balancing their game because in the previous two matches they failed to get full points. Maybe Bellingham departure will have a big impact on their performance this season. Well, if we talk about the UCL, Dortmund certainly have quite tough opponents in the group phase and I'm sure big obstacles will make it difficult for them to provide competition to qualify for the next round.
Dude, Dortmund's finances are bad. You have to give them credit for trying to keep the club going without foreign funding, which is against DFL rules. Similar to using duct tape to prevent a boat from sinking. Not good.
Despite selling many players, they finished second. Can we discuss how this beats Leipzig and Leverkusen? Like being the coolest kid in school despite selling your grandmother's diamonds. However, Haller and the others may require some time to get along.
To be honest, Dortmund feels strange. They appear promising, but maybe they need a push? Or a powerful push. Or a facial punch. Who knows? Im here for the wild trip this season.