Usually Dortmund always makes a surprise in the transfer market because it always manages to sell players at a very fantastic price.
I initially thought that after Dortmund acquired Guirassy, I thought Dortmund would sell him for a high price in this season's transfer window. This made me wonder if Dortmund had a good plan this season, keeping him to achieve something. I have a feeling that if Dortmund retains some of their best players without selling them, the team will pull off a few surprises this season.
That’s the thing with Dortmund — we’re so used to seeing them operate as a talent farm that when they actually keep a proven striker like Guirassy, it makes you stop and think: maybe this season they’re aiming for something bigger than just cashing in.
If they resist the urge to sell and keep a solid core together, they could finally break the “develop–sell–rebuild” cycle that’s been holding them back from consistent silverware. With Guirassy up front, they’ve got a clinical finisher who can turn half-chances into goals, and if the rest of the squad stays intact, they might just have enough firepower and stability to surprise the Bundesliga — maybe even push Bayern harder than usual.
But of course, this is Dortmund… so I’ll believe it when the transfer window closes without them shipping someone off for €80M.
I don't think that this is the situation it seems that clubs are not looking the side of Guirassy if not Dortmund would have sold him if actually clubs were interested in signing the player with the right offer as far as I know Dortmund is a talent factory that other clubs come and get what they want Dortmund is only interested in making money from players sale and not trophies