Quote from: ITExpert on Today at 08:54:46 PM

Quote from: len01 on August 15, 2025, 10:54:50 AM

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.

Dortmund is a fantastic team as they always have good and talented players. They always seem very active to buy and sell the players. I think the Dortmund is the only team who are doing business of the players at the same time while participating as a team. And the good thing about them is they always manage to sell the players in a healthy amount. Almost everyone is thinking that Dortmund will definitely sell the Guirassy but the plan of the Team is not seeing the same. If they do not sell him then definitely the team will work on it and later they sell him at a good price. Because this thing is known for the Dortmund that they are very smart in the recycling of players. So they must have a plan for when and what to do with this.

Dortmund sometimes prioritizes business profits from buying and selling players too much, which has made it difficult for them to compete for trophies in recent seasons. It is true that, so far, Dortmund has managed to develop several big stars and sell them to other clubs at much higher prices, but overall, this has been a disadvantage for the team. Last season, they were considered somewhat lucky, as they managed to finish fourth in the Bundesliga and secure a spot in the Champions League.

In my opinion, if Dortmund receives a good offer for Guirassy, they also will likely let him go this summer, as this has become their trademark. Most likely, Dortmund will not be able to win the Bundesliga this season, as Bayern Munich remains far more favored. However, at the very least, Dortmund will make the competition more competitive, and I think Leverkusen performance this season is not far off from Dortmund.