I also imagine it like that because the image of the Bundesliga is actually quite complex if it is aimed at young players recruited by each scout and that is still really attached to the Dortmund team itself. So it is not surprising when the team is able to find ordinary players and develop them into extraordinary players to bring more money to them because young players who have talent will always be valued very highly by any team. But on the one hand I also want to see Dortmund compete at the top of the Bundesliga to make the Bundesliga even more interesting this season.
Clubs with less financial backing would have to recruit experienced scouts to discover cheap young talents. For them to have a good financial standing, some of these young talents will be groomed and sold for huge profits. Another club that adopts this pattern is La Liga Athletico Madrid. But Borussia Dortmund didn't let their key player leave this season. The only major player who left was Niclas Füllkrug, who moved to West Ham, and Tom Rothe, who joined Union Berlin. Nuri Şahin is improving the squad with defenders and midfielders, maybe he is okay with the quality of the attackers. Having young coaches handling big clubs will make the Bundesliga worth watching this season.