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@MarjorieZimmermanGinger I personally believe that the key here was Dortmund selling them their key player’s and had Dortmund taken a stand of not selling them then it would have been pretty different for Bayern but then again Dortmund was always interested making money only so not really surprised that they sold to their direct rival. Furthermore other clubs failed because they lacked the winning mentality that Bayern has and until they learn to cultivate it they won’t win the league title.

Bundesliga belongs to Bayern Munich because they've proven beyond doubts about their stand over the decades, we understands how dominated the team is and have inflicted frighten minds on their opponents when they clash. Borussia Dortmund would have been in that position but the team's board is all about making hugh profits from the sales of talented players in the club. Having no stands to fight with the Bavarians for the title because there's absolutely no current players left to fight, all have been sold to elite teams, I think is high time they start using these brilliant players to fight for Bundesliga title.

Dortmund have sold their key players so they won't be upset at all because it's their business. Dortmund play on the emotions of their supporters. Whenever they see a talented player in their club they sell that player to another club at a high price. Jude Bellingham is not the first talented player that Dortmund have sold, the club has sold many talented players before. Trading is not wrong but should get the most out of those talented players and then trade them. If Dortmund had kept all the talented players they have sold so far and focused on improving the club's performance, they could have been the best in Europe by now. We will see something similar from this club in the coming seasons as well. They never play for honor their main objective is to earn money.

Basically we could say Dortmund is more business oriented than trying to get some more trophies to their name, it's true Dortmund has consistently become a ground to breed excellent talents in the German bundesliga and end up selling them at high prices, these players in some cases came from they junior team and some are been bought and trained

If only Dortmund had wait a little more before selling these players off maybe they could have been of good help to the team in achieving some more trophies but then it's seeming like that's not their purpose of training these players but never the less they are not doing too bad in the bundesliga only that they would have done better and probably become the best contenders with Munich.

They have always finished in good positions and hasn't been relegated so if they are comfortable with that then I think it's within their management to decide but then I'm very sure the fans would really want to have them win trophies and this can be achieved if only they will slowdown on selling their young talent for a while, win a trophy then they can sell off if they want.

That's exactly the point about Dortmund. They care about earning more money than anything else and for a team like Dortmund earning more money from selling their players is the first priority otherwise they could keep players like Jude Bellingham and Haaland and have much better performance than they have right now. I think but using these players, Dortmund could even have much more chance of winning the title in Bundesliga than Bayern Munich.