Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[RaltcoinsB]

I know there is a special clause in Haaland's contract. At the end of this year, it will be possible to transfer with an active substance and a certain testimonial fee. Borussia Dortmund is very strong economically. They usually bring young and potential football players to the world market. They usually make very good profits, although sometimes they can't do what they want. They will also make a good income in the Haaland transfer. They could also find another young player with potential to replace Haaland. Dortmund's Scout team is one of the best in the world.

something Dortmund does every season. after they bought young players and made them world-class players. they will sell it at a high price. Haaland is a good player, and his transfer value is also reportedly high. it would be an advantage for Dortmund. and they know very well how to make a profit with what they do.

Dortmund is a footballer factory. Yes, that's what they know best. They also make good money. But I'm sure they must have found the price they set for Haaland low. There must be a lot of teams that will pay a very high transfer fee to Haaland. Still, they made good profits. Their strategy should set an example for all teams.

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[Lafu]

Dortmund is a footballer factory. Yes, that's what they know best.

This is true at some point , it was also Dortmund that showed the World Robert Lewandowski .
They will be making for sure some profit when Haaland will be going to another Club at some stage.
There are also rumors that they want Karim Adeyemi for the next season , and i would be happy to see him in the German League.

[TopT3ns]

Dortmund are really accustomed to this growing new and talented players thing. They are very good at it. They find this kind of players from different leagues and help him shine in them. Erling Haaland is really a good example for this. Not too many people knew about Haaland before coming here. But now, the whole world have heard about him. Because his performance is just fascinating and he is getting better every season. He is one of the most special players in history for sure. And Dortmund want to sell him for more than his release clause which is €75m if they really have to do so this summer.

Almost every year Dortmund can orbit many potential young players, it can even be said that Dortmund is a fairly reliable money maker at the moment, they recruit easy players with a fairly cheap transfer value and orbit the first team and become a mainstay player for the Die Borussen squad before being sold at a fantastic price. Last year, Jodan Sacho became Dortmund's highest sales after previously selling Dembele to Barcelona at a pretty fantastic price. This season there is still the possibility of Haaland becoming the most expensive player in the world considering that Madrid and City dare to offer a fairly large transfer price.

[poldanmig]

I know there is a special clause in Haaland's contract. At the end of this year, it will be possible to transfer with an active substance and a certain testimonial fee. Borussia Dortmund is very strong economically. They usually bring young and potential football players to the world market. They usually make very good profits, although sometimes they can't do what they want. They will also make a good income in the Haaland transfer. They could also find another young player with potential to replace Haaland. Dortmund's Scout team is one of the best in the world.

something Dortmund does every season. after they bought young players and made them world-class players. they will sell it at a high price. Haaland is a good player, and his transfer value is also reportedly high. it would be an advantage for Dortmund. and they know very well how to make a profit with what they do.

Dortmund is a footballer factory. Yes, that's what they know best. They also make good money. But I'm sure they must have found the price they set for Haaland low. There must be a lot of teams that will pay a very high transfer fee to Haaland. Still, they made good profits. Their strategy should set an example for all teams.

So far dortmund has continued to orbit star players from their team, there can be no doubt that so far many star players from dortmund have quite fantastic transfer values, such as Ousmane Dembele, aubameyang, Ilkay Gundogan and lewandowski, this season they have sold sancho to manchester for 85 million euros and this proves that if dortmund only wants money instead of a trophy every season, Haalaand performances are consistent enough to attract the attention of many big clubs will certainly make dortmund set a high price later.
For a club that has a player business spirit, maybe Dortmund can be an example, but not for a team that has a winning mentality in my opinion.

[KTChampions]

I think everyone (except the Bayern fans) would be happy if Borussia were able to compete with them, but the reality is this:

Bayern Munich 1.02
Borussia Dortmund 11.60

LOL!  2 percent profit for a bet on the Bayern Championship. It's about as pointless as bank deposits. I wonder if anyone makes such bets? After all, even if you take a huge amount, the income will be miserable.

Instead of placing 1x2, better you could use BetBuilder for this match to get a good return.

What match are you talking about? These are the odds that teams will become champions in the current season.

Maybe there's people who actually does but that's definitely not me. Those odds  are super tiny and it's not 100% guaranteed that Bayern must win. At the very minimum, the odds should be at least 1.10. This is part of the reason I haven't actually backed Bayern throughout this season. The odds are usually nothing to write home about. I'll get better odds supporting teams like Leipzig and Wolfsburg.

Yes, 2% is not a serious profit to risk a bet for. As we know, miracles happen sometimes, and even if they happen once every 40 years, then with such odds this bet will be unprofitable. It is easier to bet on the victory of Bayern in individual matches.

[W Jr.]

I know there is a special clause in Haaland's contract. At the end of this year, it will be possible to transfer with an active substance and a certain testimonial fee. Borussia Dortmund is very strong economically. They usually bring young and potential football players to the world market. They usually make very good profits, although sometimes they can't do what they want. They will also make a good income in the Haaland transfer. They could also find another young player with potential to replace Haaland. Dortmund's Scout team is one of the best in the world.

something Dortmund does every season. after they bought young players and made them world-class players. they will sell it at a high price. Haaland is a good player, and his transfer value is also reportedly high. it would be an advantage for Dortmund. and they know very well how to make a profit with what they do.

Dortmund is a footballer factory. Yes, that's what they know best. They also make good money. But I'm sure they must have found the price they set for Haaland low. There must be a lot of teams that will pay a very high transfer fee to Haaland. Still, they made good profits. Their strategy should set an example for all teams.

So far dortmund has continued to orbit star players from their team, there can be no doubt that so far many star players from dortmund have quite fantastic transfer values, such as Ousmane Dembele, aubameyang, Ilkay Gundogan and lewandowski, this season they have sold sancho to manchester for 85 million euros and this proves that if dortmund only wants money instead of a trophy every season, Haalaand performances are consistent enough to attract the attention of many big clubs will certainly make dortmund set a high price later.
For a club that has a player business spirit, maybe Dortmund can be an example, but not for a team that has a winning mentality in my opinion.

Yes, they should be making money. However, a team made up of such good players that they can do great things in 2-3 years. It is a fact that they mature young players very well. Young stars who trust Dortmund live with the dream of getting to good places in the future. However, Dortmund does not want to make itself one of the best teams in the world. If they wanted him, they could make a great team.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Haaland does have a huge impact on Dortmund's performance as he's scoring a large percentage of their goals and there is no one denying the ability of him in terms of scoring goals.

But I have to say that when Haaland was injured, Dortmund didn't have a huge lot of problems in the scoring department. Maybe they struggled in a few matches but they overall did okay without him.

To understand the importance of an individual player, you need a distance greater than a few matches, football is a team sport, so the individual contribution of even a star player is very difficult to evaluate. For example, when Ronaldo left Juventus, the team found itself in a deep crisis and this manifested itself very quickly, although formally there were two more very good strikers in the team - Dybala and Morata. Haaland is very important for Borussia and they will have to look for an adequate replacement for him if he leaves.

I think the same, the advantage of the German League teams is not like that of the Spanish League, because when Messi left Barcelona everything collapsed, in fact Barcelona has not been able to recover, while Dortmund has managed to get ahead with his entire team, almost without depending on Haaland, which is a plus for the team, and this should be recognized both to the players and to the technical director in general, although Haaland can go to any other team, I don't think Dortmund look so bad, Haaland's injury has helped him open the doors in teams like Real Madrid, MU, among others.

[Marvell1]

Dortmund are really accustomed to this growing new and talented players thing. They are very good at it. They find this kind of players from different leagues and help him shine in them. Erling Haaland is really a good example for this. Not too many people knew about Haaland before coming here. But now, the whole world have heard about him. Because his performance is just fascinating and he is getting better every season. He is one of the most special players in history for sure. And Dortmund want to sell him for more than his release clause which is €75m if they really have to do so this summer.

Almost every year Dortmund can orbit many potential young players, it can even be said that Dortmund is a fairly reliable money maker at the moment, they recruit easy players with a fairly cheap transfer value and orbit the first team and become a mainstay player for the Die Borussen squad before being sold at a fantastic price. Last year, Jodan Sacho became Dortmund's highest sales after previously selling Dembele to Barcelona at a pretty fantastic price. This season there is still the possibility of Haaland becoming the most expensive player in the world considering that Madrid and City dare to offer a fairly large transfer price.

This has been a trend for Dortmund for quite a long time. They have bought so many unknown players and converted them into big stars. Haaland, Sancho, Dembele is just a few examples among many.

With this, they also make a huge profit. For example, they sold Dembele to FCB for €150M and sold Sancho to UTD for around €60M or €70M I guess.
And right now, Haaland is like a hot cake in the transfer market. From what I'm thinking, he will be sold for about at least €120M for sure.

[GatotKaca]

Dortmund is a footballer factory. Yes, that's what they know best. They also make good money. But I'm sure they must have found the price they set for Haaland low. There must be a lot of teams that will pay a very high transfer fee to Haaland. Still, they made good profits. Their strategy should set an example for all teams.

yes, when other teams can follow what Dortmund did, I'm sure the teams in the German League must have good finances to manage their team. apart from sponsors, of course, getting an injection of funds from player transfers will help the team financially. If all the teams in the German League were as capable as Dortmund, then the German League could become a league with rich teams.

[OcTradism]

This has been a trend for Dortmund for quite a long time. They have bought so many unknown players and converted them into big stars. Haaland, Sancho, Dembele is just a few examples among many.

It is their strategy and to succeed, they need to do many things. Good scout team to find young, talented and hidden players. Good environment for young players to train, grow up and play in their squad. Good businessman to deal with other clubs for big transfers. Lastly, good replacement for players they sell at expensive price. Dortmund are doing it well but they don't get much success with titles for the club. It seems they satisfy with this strategy and second position in Bundesliga.

With this, they also make a huge profit. For example, they sold Dembele to FCB for €150M and sold Sancho to UTD for around €60M or €70M I guess.
And right now, Haaland is like a hot cake in the transfer market. From what I'm thinking, he will be sold for about at least €120M for sure.

They belong to very few clubs which can get profit from transfers but still have some achievement with titles and high positions in their leagues such as Sevilla, Atletico Madrid.

[kro55]

Dortmund is a footballer factory. Yes, that's what they know best.

This is true at some point , it was also Dortmund that showed the World Robert Lewandowski .
They will be making for sure some profit when Haaland will be going to another Club at some stage.
There are also rumors that they want Karim Adeyemi for the next season , and i would be happy to see him in the German League.

Dortmund is a team that produces great players and when the players really look to shine Bayern Munich approaches them with an offer that they cannot refuse, then they have to sell that player to Bayern Munich and then they ultimately lose to Bayern Munich in the league.

That's basically the story of Dortmund in short.  Now I would really like Dortmund to hold onto the players they are developing and also the players who are performing well for Dortmund like Erling Haaland. And I would also like to see e Karim in Dortmund and play alongside Erling Haaland.

[DU18]

With this, they also make a huge profit. For example, they sold Dembele to FCB for €150M and sold Sancho to UTD for around €60M or €70M I guess.
And right now, Haaland is like a hot cake in the transfer market. From what I'm thinking, he will be sold for about at least €120M for sure.

Although dortmund keep saying they want to keep haalaand, but that doesn't seem to have stopped other teams from getting haalaand, so far dortmund have benefited a lot from selling their players and of course made them focus more on getting a lot of money rather than to winning the championship trophy, dembele, lewandowski and sancho are great players they are so easy to let go when a big offer comes, this seems to also apply to haalaand which is a hot cake that has been contested by big and rich teams, even dortmund does not hesitate to release haaland if a big offer comes from bayern munchen which is their eternal rival so far.

[CLS63]

Dortmund must be realistic about Erling Haaland. Because it must be already very clear for them also that they can't keep Haaland after this summer. It is like there is no way unless there is a miracle and Haaland wants to stay.    His release clause makes things really difficult for Dortmund. They are making statements like this because they are hoping to convince Haaland to sign a new contract with him to make a great deal of money over him. They want to increase the value of his release clause to a level more than €100m. And it is doubtful if they can make it.

[ShowOff]

Dortmund must be realistic about Erling Haaland. Because it must be already very clear for them also that they can't keep Haaland after this summer. It is like there is no way unless there is a miracle and Haaland wants to stay.    His release clause makes things really difficult for Dortmund. They are making statements like this because they are hoping to convince Haaland to sign a new contract with him to make a great deal of money over him. They want to increase the value of his release clause to a level more than €100m. And it is doubtful if they can make it.

Haaland's market price in recent years has grown to currently reach €150 million based on Transfermarkt. That's a pretty fantastic price for a 21-year-old player. Dortmund will earn quite a bit of money from the sale of Haaland if he is willing to move to another team in Europe. Real Madrid may be at the forefront of getting this player's signature but there is still a chance he will become a player in one of the Premier League teams.

Dortmund is known as one of the German teams that have scored quite a number of top players in Europe at the moment. Haaland is another player to emerge after they sold Dembele to Barcelona for €150M a few seasons ago. I might prefer Haaland to be at Real Madrid which might suit his style of play.

[Pulsar77]

Haaland's market price in recent years has grown to currently reach €150 million based on Transfermarkt. That's a pretty fantastic price for a 21-year-old player. Dortmund will earn quite a bit of money from the sale of Haaland if he is willing to move to another team in Europe. Real Madrid may be at the forefront of getting this player's signature but there is still a chance he will become a player in one of the Premier League teams.

Dortmund is known as one of the German teams that have scored quite a number of top players in Europe at the moment. Haaland is another player to emerge after they sold Dembele to Barcelona for €150M a few seasons ago. I might prefer Haaland to be at Real Madrid which might suit his style of play.

Because his market value has reached this much high level, it would really be like a free transfer for the rich clubs to be able to buy him for only 75 million euros this summer. I know that the expenditures would reach an insane level by the contract details etc.. But his transfer fee would be really cheap because of his release clause. I'm really curious what Dortmund will be able to do about this. They seem to be confident about extending his contract but I don't think so.

[Altryist]

Dortmund is a team that produces great players and when the players really look to shine Bayern Munich approaches them with an offer that they cannot refuse, then they have to sell that player to Bayern Munich and then they ultimately lose to Bayern Munich in the league.

That's basically the story of Dortmund in short.  Now I would really like Dortmund to hold onto the players they are developing and also the players who are performing well for Dortmund like Erling Haaland. And I would also like to see e Karim in Dortmund and play alongside Erling Haaland.

Not only Bayern buy players from Borussia Dortmund, many European football grands do this. Haaland is a young and very promising striker and his move to another club is only a matter of time, even the director of Dortmund recently spoke about this. Borussia just wants to get as much money as possible for him, that's all. But it is worth saying that Borussia still retains chances to compete with Bayern, they are not many but they are.

[ShowOff]

Because his market value has reached this much high level, it would really be like a free transfer for the rich clubs to be able to buy him for only 75 million euros this summer. I know that the expenditures would reach an insane level by the contract details etc.. But his transfer fee would be really cheap because of his release clause. I'm really curious what Dortmund will be able to do about this. They seem to be confident about extending his contract but I don't think so.

It all depends on the agent of the player and the interests of both. If Dortmund manages to extend Haaland's contract then the automatic release clause will increase which will greatly benefit Dortmund from a financial standpoint. Here an opportunity will be created between the player's agent and the club which will probably benefit both parties from the sale proceeds if they are willing to sign a new contract.

Situations like this have happened quite often between players and their teams, but anything is still possible when both sides don't find an agreement. Let's see what happens after the season ends, but we had a similar situation at PSG involving Mbappe.

[coderben]

We all are wondering about what team will be activating Haaland's release clause and signing him in this summer. There are a few top teams already chasing this transfer. Real Madrid and Manchester City seem to be the most serious ones among them. But if Bayern Munich involve in this also, things can get really interesting. Because we know Bayern Munich closely by their signing big players from Dortmund. Lewandowski is the best example which can be given I assume. I'm just looking forward to see teams competing with each other to buy him.

[Slow death]

in this race for the transfer it was clear that the chances of city winning and being the club that will stay with Haaland are greater than other clubs like real madrid although I think that Haaland should go to real madrid because in spain he would develop more in relation to being in the city. because city's style of soccer doesn't seem to fit Haaland style of play

[Minor Miner]

We all are wondering about what team will be activating Haaland's release clause and signing him in this summer. There are a few top teams already chasing this transfer. Real Madrid and Manchester City seem to be the most serious ones among them. But if Bayern Munich involve in this also, things can get really interesting. Because we know Bayern Munich closely by their signing big players from Dortmund. Lewandowski is the best example which can be given I assume. I'm just looking forward to see teams competing with each other to buy him.

I have not yet heard any news about Bayern Munich being interested in Haaland. But maybe they want to take Haaland to the team. Because Lewandowski is now 33 years old. Maybe Bayern Munich will now look for a replacement for Lewandowski. That's why they will be interested in taking Haaland to the team. The Manchester City team is stable enough now. So I'm not sure if Guardiola will be more interested in signing Haaland now. However, PSG and Real Madrid will try to get Haaland in the team. If Barcelona didn't have financial problems, they would have tried their best to get Haaland in the team.