Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[zaim7413]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

[Jody.Drummer]

No matter how business minded the Borussia Dortmund management wants to be, they should know that Borussia Dortmund should've been one of the strongest clubs in not just in Germany but in Europe at large.
I think the club should stop the policy of always selling their best players to another club but rather they should build a strong team that'll be major contenders for German and European competition in coming years from now. We must break the deadlock

But it can't be stopped as long as they want to stabilize the balance sheet and make the intimacy every season ka they and don't want to get out of the zone.
Dortmund are actually full of talented young players, it's just that with their condition that every season only wants profit from player sales, then they will continue to do it because Dortmund thinks this is the best way for them to get profit and they can't change it.
Dortmund could stop selling their talented players and try to make greater competition in the Bundesliga, but with  such changes they must try to withstand all forms of risk, especially in terms of financial stability  that might be affected. 

The question that arises when they do that is how long will they do it? The risk will always be there, and even though they alwasy make a profit every season from the sales they make, the question is whether they will always be in a state where they will always be able to benefit from the star players they create? I have no doubt that they are the club with the most genius in spotting young talent. But risks must also be taken, because they also need titles as a club. They have the ability to do that, it's just a matter of how they intend to do it.

[uswa56]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

However, the long injury suffered by Neuer now means that there is a very big possibility that he will not be able to perform optimally or perform at his best again after he recovers, especially at his young age.
It is true that the goalkeeper's position is slightly different and age is not a significant obstacle as is often the case in the world of football, even though he is over 35 years old, there are still many goalkeepers who are still in top performance, but the injury that befell Neuer during one season made this even worse. It's difficult in my opinion for him to be able to perform optimally again in the future.

[QueenVera]

The question that arises when they do that is how long will they do it? The risk will always be there, and even though they alwasy make a profit every season from the sales they make, the question is whether they will always be in a state where they will always be able to benefit from the star players they create? I have no doubt that they are the club with the most genius in spotting young talent. But risks must also be taken, because they also need titles as a club. They have the ability to do that, it's just a matter of how they intend to do it.

Maybe they're comfortable in gaining financially from their player sales than winning trophies, cause if the trophies were important to them, then I don't see why they'll decide to sell players that are capable of winning titles for them, if you noticed their performance last season when they had Jude Bellingham in the team is not the same this season, they almost won the Bundesliga when he was present in the team, and he's now performing well at Madrid, I believe if he was still with them they would had been doing better.

 What I feel is that it's become a tradition for them and it may continue for a long time, they'll still try as much as possible to qualify for the Champions League  and sell some youngsters that are currently in the team, maybe Karim Adeyemi might be the next Youngster to be sold by Dortmund,  but where it could start affecting them is when they fail to find a better replacement for the players they're selling.

[KTChampions]

It's not surprising that Guirassy is temporarily the top scorer in the Bundesliga, but for me it's only temporary if Bayern Munich has started to show its strength. It looks like Stuttgart has to say hello to Munich who will dominate the Bundesliga points table with Harry Kane.
I think for the time being Harry Kane is just trying to learn the game patterns of several clubs and once he has had crack at it this player will immediately continue to score in every game and Harry Kane also needs the right passes from other players Musiala and Sane who will be the support full Harry Kane to provide the final kick with the score.
I will just wait how long Stuttgart will appear consistent before everything is destroyed by Bayern Munich because for the next few matches it looks like Stuttgart will have to be ready to be overtaken by Munich.

It is clear that Stuttgart is not a competitor in the fight for the title, but regarding Bayern, not everything is so rosy. Today I read that, according to leaks, the club is unhappy with Tuchel, both management and players. He has no support in management because he was a protégé of Kahn and Salihamidzic, who were fired last season. The players are unhappy that he communicates with the team not personally but through an assistant (lol) and announces the starting lineup just a few hours before the game (afraid of moles? hahaha). Taking into account the fact that Bayern's results are not ideal, this can all escalate very quickly.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Maybe they're comfortable in gaining financially from their player sales than winning trophies, cause if the trophies were important to them, then I don't see why they'll decide to sell players that are capable of winning titles for them, if you noticed their performance last season when they had Jude Bellingham in the team is not the same this season, they almost won the Bundesliga when he was present in the team, and he's now performing well at Madrid, I believe if he was still with them they would had been doing better.

 What I feel is that it's become a tradition for them and it may continue for a long time, they'll still try as much as possible to qualify for the Champions League  and sell some youngsters that are currently in the team, maybe Karim Adeyemi might be the next Youngster to be sold by Dortmund,  but where it could start affecting them is when they fail to find a better replacement for the players they're selling.

Maybe Dortmund have to change their habits a little if they want to be involved in the title race, selling mature players will only make a profit for the owner but no profit for the club. Selling Jude Belligham is not the first time they have done this because previously they sold Haaland and several other young players. Club owners don't seem to care about the club's achievements when they take part in competitions because the most important thing they think about is profits.

If the club owner does not change his vision then I am sure it will be quite difficult for them to achieve success, both in the Bundesliga and in the Champions League. They don't buy finished players but instead create players to sell to other clubs, that's why when players leave it will be quite difficult for them to get ideal replacement players.

[hahay]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

Basically Buffon has no history of serious injuries, so Buffon can play and/or retire at the age of +40. Meanwhile regarding Neuer, the serious injury he suffered will of course greatly affect his recovery and performance as well. But yes, I think basically Bayern Munich should have a young goalkeeper for the long term too, of course. Because I believe, if Bayern Munich always expects Neuer to recover and has a high dependence on Neuer, it seems that this is no longer the right way for a team as big as Bayern Munich.

[superman184]

However, the long injury suffered by Neuer now means that there is a very big possibility that he will not be able to perform optimally or perform at his best again after he recovers, especially at his young age.
It is true that the goalkeeper's position is slightly different and age is not a significant obstacle as is often the case in the world of football, even though he is over 35 years old, there are still many goalkeepers who are still in top performance, but the injury that befell Neuer during one season made this even worse. It's difficult in my opinion for him to be able to perform optimally again in the future.

Long injuries are an obstacle for all players, including a goalkeeper like Neuer, and it is quite reasonable that a goalkeeper who has been out for a long time can no longer perform as well as he could in the past. Because it will be quite difficult for any goalkeeper to give his best performance after recovering from the long injury he suffered, but Bayern Munich also still hopes that Neuer can recover well even though the team has also provided another goalkeeper who is no less good than Neuer.

[borovichok]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

Despite his advanced age, Manuel Neuer continues to work hard to make breakthroughs. He is a valuable goalkeeper for Bayern Munich and has given the Bavarians a great deal all throughout the course of his career. Unfortunately, he had a catastrophic skiing injury during the Qatar World Cup, and as a result, he has been completely sidelined for at least 10 months. It took the German such a long time to recuperate, but we were hopeful that he would make a full recovery since after the international break, he plans to make his first outstanding appearance of the season against Mainz.

[ndutndut]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

Neuer is an extraordinary goalkeeper and the model of today's goalkeeper that all coaches dream of today, where he can control the ball, doesn't panic, is mentally strong, has great leadership and can provide passes accurately. Every time you see him play, it's like seeing him as a reliable goalkeeper and defender who is not afraid to go forward. However, currently he is suffering from an injury, I am also not sure that when he returns to playing his performance will not be as good as before considering that he is no longer young, of course his reflexes will be reduced and will no longer be as optimal as before.

So it's true, as you said, that Bayern Munich really needs to regenerate, it's better if it's time for him to rest and give the young goalkeeper a chance. Because the backup goalkeeper rarely plays, this is almost the same as Buffon's backup, many potential goalkeepers are underdeveloped because they are always Buffon's backup. In the German national team there are also many great goalkeepers who rarely get the opportunity to play.

[topbitcoin]

But it can't be stopped as long as they want to stabilize the balance sheet and make the intimacy every season ka they and don't want to get out of the zone.
Dortmund are actually full of talented young players, it's just that with their condition that every season only wants profit from player sales, then they will continue to do it because Dortmund thinks this is the best way for them to get profit and they can't change it.
Dortmund could stop selling their talented players and try to make greater competition in the Bundesliga, but with  such changes they must try to withstand all forms of risk, especially in terms of financial stability  that might be affected. 

The question that arises when they do that is how long will they do it? The risk will always be there, and even though they alwasy make a profit every season from the sales they make, the question is whether they will always be in a state where they will always be able to benefit from the star players they create? I have no doubt that they are the club with the most genius in spotting young talent. But risks must also be taken, because they also need titles as a club. They have the ability to do that, it's just a matter of how they intend to do it.

As long as the club is still comfortable with what it does each season and as long as many fans are quite happy with their current condition even though there are also many who demand that they do more then I think things like this will continue.
The conditions that Dortmund are doing are not just from one or two seasons but this kind of strategy has started when they were in the previous decade where Lewandowski was the opening for them to sell star players even to their own rival clubs.

So things like this will be difficult to change even if in the end there are several opportunities they want to take risks but when it is not in line with what is expected and actually makes them lose I think they will still return to their comfort zone by selling their star players for the club's financial benefits.

[arimamib]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

However, the long injury suffered by Neuer now means that there is a very big possibility that he will not be able to perform optimally or perform at his best again after he recovers, especially at his young age.
It is true that the goalkeeper's position is slightly different and age is not a significant obstacle as is often the case in the world of football, even though he is over 35 years old, there are still many goalkeepers who are still in top performance, but the injury that befell Neuer during one season made this even worse. It's difficult in my opinion for him to be able to perform optimally again in the future.

With his old age, I'm sure Manuel Neuer will not be able to perform as optimally as he showed before he suffered a long injury. Moreover, the date of his return to the field is unknown, meaning he will be absent until the first half of this season. I think bayern munich is one of the teams that is patient enough to wait for manuel neuer to return to the team.

A leg fracture is a fairly serious injury, as experienced by manuel neuer. I think if he fails to return to the team this season, it is very likely that manuel neuer will choose to retire. Moreover, Bayern munich brought in another goalkeeper in last season's transfer window so that if neuer cannot return in the near future it will be difficult for him to regain his main position under tuchel.

[Oneandpure]

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

Manuel Neuer have absent for long time with Bayern Munich after serious injured last season and almost absent half of Bayern Munich matches in domestic league. In this season, Manuel Neuer still not get good recovery progress and he still absent on 7 matches in domestic league and 2 matches in Champion League. Due on over age its realistic with Bayern Munich prepare for replacing Manuel Neuer position with Dortmund goal keeper. Actually for goals keeper its not problem although have been over 37 years old regarding Buffon keeps playing until his age over 43 years old, but Manuel Neuer not back from injury and Bayern Munich seems loss patience waiting when Neuer return from injury and back to the teams.

[YuginKadoya]

Dortmund management is keen to make money by selling players. They are not interested in building a strong squad. We see almost every season that they have quite a few talented players in their squad. And the Dortmund management made a lot of money selling them within 2/1 year. This team has the potential to dominate the Bundesliga. But because of such business attitude they are not able to dominate the Bundesliga. If Bellingham and Haaland were in Dortmund's squad now, they would be able to break the defense of any strong team. However, this is not to be. The Dortmund management will not budge from their policy. They will continue their business. They are not interested in building a strong squad or winning titles.

I truly agree with you if Bellingham and Haaland are still with the Dortmund team, Dortmund could dominate the Bundesliga but many are saying that Dortmund is cooperating with Bayern Munich I really think that Dortmund has been just like this from the start they have surely intent to sell off their players for a bigger profit, their intention was not really the Bundesliga champions but to profit for sure, and yeah they tend to think about business nothing more nothing less,

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

You are likely saying that Manuel Neuer is on a different level than the other Goalkeepers out there for sure it is likely what I can figure out what you are saying but It is likely like that, Manuel Neuer sure is like Buffon in terms of awareness with defensive capabilities they are lacking Manuel Neuer, and not a Goalkeeper  because Manuel Neuer is a different level, Goalkeeper that is why Bayern Munich or Thomas Tuchel is being cautious and still wants to get more goalkeepers than usual because the level of defensive capabilities that Manuel Neuer have showcase for sure,

[Docnaster]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

Despite his advanced age, Manuel Neuer continues to work hard to make breakthroughs. He is a valuable goalkeeper for Bayern Munich and has given the Bavarians a great deal all throughout the course of his career. Unfortunately, he had a catastrophic skiing injury during the Qatar World Cup, and as a result, he has been completely sidelined for at least 10 months. It took the German such a long time to recuperate, but we were hopeful that he would make a full recovery since after the international break, he plans to make his first outstanding appearance of the season against Mainz.

The ages of goalies help them to player longer in football than other players. After the coaches, it is the goalies that play longer. For instance goalies like Edwin Van Der ser was mounting the goal post till about 42 of age. But the disadvantages of it is that any injury sustained at old age doesn't heal easily. If you examine very well, that is the problem of Neuer.

Talking about the new goalie, I will not say he is so poor but the standard set my Manuel Neuer is high that no goal keeper can easily fit in. If Bayern continues for longer time, they will get used to it. That is the same problem that Manchester United is facing with Onana

[QueenVera]

Manuel Neuer have absent for long time with Bayern Munich after serious injured last season and almost absent half of Bayern Munich matches in domestic league. In this season, Manuel Neuer still not get good recovery progress and he still absent on 7 matches in domestic league and 2 matches in Champion League. Due on over age its realistic with Bayern Munich prepare for replacing Manuel Neuer position with Dortmund goal keeper. Actually for goals keeper its not problem although have been over 37 years old regarding Buffon keeps playing until his age over 43 years old, but Manuel Neuer not back from injury and Bayern Munich seems loss patience waiting when Neuer return from injury and back to the teams.

Thomas Tuchel would really wish he returns back from injury, and i think the whole team would be missing Manuel Neuer also however Bayern has conceded just six goals in the Bundesliga this season it means that Sven Ulreich has made his absence jot to be felt much but i don't think he'll be able to take Neuer position in the first team, even though his performance is good, i think Manuel Neuer work get the starting 11 immediately he return from injury.

 I think Bayern Munich are going to stick to Ulreich for a while, Neuer absence is a blessing in disguise for him coause it would help build his confidence level and improve more, however he's 35 just 2 years yonger and Bayern are not going to make him a permanent replacement cause Neuer might still decide to play for more years just like Buffon.

[LUCKMCFLY]

However, in reality, in the last 10 seasons, Bayern Munich has been able to dominate the Bundesliga and the prestige of the Bundesliga is still stable, even though at the end of the season, Bayern Munich is always the champion.
And at the start of this season there was a lot of speculation after there were several teams that performed well so that they were looking forward to being able to break Bayern Munich's dominance, I think it won't be easy.

Bayern Munich's financial strength is very different from other teams, and thus it is very difficult for other teams to compete with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. Yes, there is no other hope unless there are big investors who enter the Bundesliga teams to be able to compete fiercely with Bayern Munich. as happened in the Premier League with Manchester City and in Ligue 1 there is PSG.

Of course it is not an easy thing for a club which is currently struggling to compete with Bayern Munich in the race for the Bundesliga title and perhaps it is still too early to say that these two clubs have the ability to compete with Bayern Munich. Not having good squad depth and the same core players will be quite problematic when the players suffer injuries or fatigue due to busy match schedules in the league or other competitions, which will affect the results of matches in the second half of the season.

Finances are one of the big obstacles for other clubs in the Bundesliga to compete with Bayern Munich because they are unable to recruit players who have the same quality as Bayern Munich. However, if you look further, the quality of several players in the Bundesliga also has great potential, but the lack of equal distribution of players could make it difficult for them to keep up with Bayern Munich.

Well, I usually call this hegemony of Bayern, it is something similar to what PSG had in France, and look how football turns everything around, so in this order of ideas, things when it comes to football is difficult to maintain, if there are stars of the team it is harder for those who remain there, they have to complement each other more, and it is difficult, now, with respect to Bayern things are different, they already have Harry Kane who is one of the references that has contributed the most to them, so this means that now Bayern is going to be much more difficult to dethrone, the team that saw that they were going to start measuring themselves very hard was Dortmund but I see that it is no longer that way They are lowering the level, I don't know what kind of problems they have in that team, I think that now things are at another level, I just remember everything they did at Bayern to be able to keep that player, now I understand that all that effort What they did was of another level, and there are the reulstoad, it is obvious that the Spurs are super sorry, because leaving their best player is not easy at all.

Now the way things are going, I think that Harry Kane alongside Muller will Help him get another Bundelisga title, of course it is my speculation, it does not mean that it will happen, what happens is that I see this team so consolidated, that it does not I see no flaws , besides the technician here has really breathed, because the equipment is almost Automatic , they can do everything alone, they hardly need the intervention of a technician to tell them what to do, it is a way of saying that everything is done only that they have to work to achieve it , this is the only thing that in the Bundesliga they can achieve, of course I think something, the previous season they suffered a lot to have won, however they did it, in a great way, but they achieved it, some say that It was luck , but for me it was simply a kind of champion's luck , Nothing more.

Tactical Analysis: Bayern Munich vs. SC Freiburg

Bayern Munich cruised to a 3—0 win over SC Freiburg in the Bundesliga, which was a strong performance against a solid side. Instantly, the game was touted as Thomas Tuchel’s best at Bayern, which might very well be true. It was a prime display of Tuchel’s ideas and strive for fluidity: from what Thomas Müller provides, to Harry Kane dropping deep.

The key points to discuss:

    Tuchel’s gameplan — a look at the tactics board, discussing Leon Goretzka’s position & Bayern in the final third.
    Harry Kane is more than just a striker. Tuchel took full advantage of that and got him to drop deep, which was the key cog to achieving the fluid attack.
    Thomas Müller was crucial to Bayern’s attacking structure: Tuchel was right to start him. And he 100% deserved MOTM in the match awards.
    A quick look at Bayern in buildup from the back and their off-the-ball structure.

Source: https://www.bavarianfootballworks.com/2023/10/15/23910970/tactical-analysis-bayern-munich-vs-sc-freiburg-tactics-kane-sane-muller-goretzka-tuchel-bayern-fluid

[ILuckyGuyI]

When it comes to Bayern Munich's goalkeepers I wonder one thing about it lately. They have signed a young talent named Daniel Peretz as you know. However we just can't watch him in any game. I mean the only game we have seen him was the DFB Pokal game which was a few weeks ago and that's it.

Ulreich has been in the starting eleven in the rest of the games until now. Is Ulreich that reliable goalkeeper in the long run?

I mean he has been good in the Bundesliga so far though. But they conceded 4 goals in 2 games in the Champions League for example. Maybe Daniel Peretz can also be given more chance to see what he is capable of.

[Tony116]

Maybe they're comfortable in gaining financially from their player sales than winning trophies, cause if the trophies were important to them, then I don't see why they'll decide to sell players that are capable of winning titles for them, if you noticed their performance last season when they had Jude Bellingham in the team is not the same this season, they almost won the Bundesliga when he was present in the team, and he's now performing well at Madrid, I believe if he was still with them they would had been doing better.

 What I feel is that it's become a tradition for them and it may continue for a long time, they'll still try as much as possible to qualify for the Champions League  and sell some youngsters that are currently in the team, maybe Karim Adeyemi might be the next Youngster to be sold by Dortmund,  but where it could start affecting them is when they fail to find a better replacement for the players they're selling.

Maybe Dortmund have to change their habits a little if they want to be involved in the title race, selling mature players will only make a profit for the owner but no profit for the club. Selling Jude Belligham is not the first time they have done this because previously they sold Haaland and several other young players. Club owners don't seem to care about the club's achievements when they take part in competitions because the most important thing they think about is profits.

If the club owner does not change his vision then I am sure it will be quite difficult for them to achieve success, both in the Bundesliga and in the Champions League. They don't buy finished players but instead create players to sell to other clubs, that's why when players leave it will be quite difficult for them to get ideal replacement players.

The club owner is mostly interested in gaining money. I said that based on what we have seen so far from this club. Of course, it is more secret that the owner is only interested in getting money by selling the players that they already have. Especially those who are performing well. it is easy for Dortmund. Just bring up young players who are performing well and showing potential, make them one of the best players in the world, and sell them for huge money. They are not interested in winning trophies at all. Otherwise, they would have taken a lot of steps already to fix that. But at the same time, the players are also not interested in staying there. Because they know that they will be having better experience and opportunities in other clubs for their career to grow.

[rendravolt]

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1713588191192662189

It seems that it is not too late to bring in a new coach and this time Augsburg has just announced its new coach for this season after previously sacking Enrico Maassen. The new coach is Jess Thorup who has previous experience coaching several teams in the Danish Superliga. Maybe we also rarely hear his name because so far he has only coached clubs from Denmark such as Copenhagen and Genk. However, it has been 3 years since he has not found a job and now he can finally start coaching again after being appointed by Augsburg. Of course, Augsburg wants its experience to help provide the best results and of course Ausburg doesn't want to be at the bottom of the table forever. We know that Augsburg is always closer to the relegation zone and the presence of this coach is expected to provide a new soul to the squad.