Quote from: dezoel on Today at 11:02:32 AM

Quote from: Jody.Drummer on Today at 09:50:45 AM

I've even said this from the start, that Borussia Dortmund prioritizes profits over achievements and that can be seen from what they have done over the years. Luckily they have royal supporters at this club, even though they feel very disappointed because they can't celebrate the title, they are still loyal to continue supporting their favorite club.

I hope last season will be a turning point where they will start to focus on achievements. With Leverkusen's success in becoming Bundesliga champions, this should be a spur for them to prioritize their achievements. I have said from the start that if they are serious about pursuing achievement, then they will be able to do it. They have an advantage in looking for young talent, and they can actually maximize this to win a title. At least they are serious and focused on chasing the Bundesliga title.

Last season's Champions League should also be a motivation for them, because they could actually reach the final, in other words they have great potential to get that.

Borussia Dortmund has never been gone through for the titles as their business model is working on for having profit from the buying and selling of the players and this is not secret with we all know about this from years because they were able to won titles but never achieve this due to their policies which are never allow them to have success like this even in last season things were not competitive as fans were expecting, but they have historic achievement in Champions League.

We have many big names which were able to give their best and having time for winning trophies, but management never works on this, and they keep things on their own way of making profit this was really helpful for the Bayern Munich which is having first worst season after decade of dominance in Bundesliga, but now things are taking good changes, and we are having new teams which are giving their best for staying at the top.

Seeing Dortmund policies in the transfer window sometimes makes us annoyed, and one of the most annoying of their policies is releasing their players to direct rivals. In many aspects, Bayern is very profitable because they recruited a lot of players from Dortmund, and overall there are many star players who have been released by Dortmund, and they only hope for instant profits.

Dortmund journey to reach the Champions League final last season felt like luck, because they took an easier route than Madrid. Next season, with Nuri Sahin as the new manager, it seems Dortmund will find it difficult to record the same performance. Reus and Hummels are certain to leave Dortmund, and as usual Dortmund management will move to recruit other talented young players.