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Quote from: EL MOHA on August 06, 2024, 09:43:10 PM

One thing we need to understand is that not all clubs will be able to keep their most important players at the same time, some clubs are definitely just going to be developing talents and then letting them leave, clubs like Benfica and Ajax can also be good player’s example again. This clubs are built the same and no matter how they do well in their league they will end up selling their players, Dortmund isn’t different from them, even if they win the Bundesliga today they will sell off their best player to their direct opponents self, I could remember the same issue with the Lewandowski then when he moved to Bayern Munich.

I also agree with you some clubs like Benfica Ajax and Dortmund are like training schools for young players. They help players to get better but then they sell them to bigger clubs. These kind of clubs make money by selling their best players instead of they do not take any season seriously and do not win any trophy. It is sad for fans to see their favorite players leave but that is how transfer market works. Even if Dortmund wins league they will probably still sell their best players to top clubs like Bayern Munich. This makes it hard for these clubs to be successful for long time and compete with best teams in Europe.

Yes it cannot be denied because they also need good income, talking about Dortmund they do it continuously and it is very surprising why every season they sell their good players, and now they have sold Niclas Fullkrug to West Ham and a good sale, and Dortmund is also very good at investing like they did with Halland and also Jude and Sancho of course from those three names they make a lot of money and they do it without the desire for their team to win the title where they compete.

But all of that cannot be doubted, their management performance factor is very good at investing, and in my opinion they are not too focused on winning the title, they are more focused on player development, of course this is good, and of course they are not fighting for the title because they have to compete with other rich clubs Munich certainly frustrates them and most likely they do it to make a good investment for the benefit of the club of course I say this is a great thing for them.

Yes, not as rich as the Premier League, Bundesliga clubs always have to consider and calculate finances to maintain the development of the team. Dortmund are also very hungry for titles, but money is the key to maintaining the club. Debt is the driving force for development. This saying seems to be true for Dortmund. On the way up, the Dortmund team found its solution through exporting players. The strategy of not buying superstars but creating superstars originated from the financial crisis that plagued Dortmund in 2004. It is true that over the past 20 years, the football team from Germany has still been doing well and is a force in world football even though the team only has young players.

In the future I want Dortmund to change, I want to see more players stay like the loyal guard Marco Reus. If Dortmund can continue to produce talent and build a team together, Dortmund can completely reach out to the big sea.