Quote from: promise444c5 on Today at 12:25:29 AM

Quote from: marcous on July 01, 2024, 04:41:30 PM

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.

Dortmund and Ajax are so funny when it comes to releasing of players that are capable not even to somewhere safer but to their rivals Cheesy

, only if Ajax and Dortmund have retained some players then they might have become ustoppable.. I think they are just in for business ( business clubs indeed Grin

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Bayern on the other requit good players to replay old ones, I don't think Bayer have too much of old players (always profitable

..Next championship is gonna be a tough one , hardly we should see games of luck like in the recent concluded UCL. No doubt they made by luck to the final but if they don't prepare for the upcoming I don't see them getting to the knockout stage

They seem to be risking their own club by selling their good players to their closest rivals and don't seem to think about the impact that will occur because they only think about the profit from the sale.
I think these clubs really prioritize their business in order to become rich clubs in the league while other clubs try to improve and improve their performance so they can compete fiercely.
Indeed, getting profits is a good thing, but it must also be balanced so that there is no decline.

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich always has a way to ensure that their club remains balanced in gaining profits but their performance remains strong.
And Bayern is trying to add great players to strengthen their competition next season but I'm not sure Borussia Dortmund can repeat the same performance as last season they were lucky enough to reach the final.