Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Velvet78]

Stuttgart is progressing really well in the transfer market so far. Deniz Undav and Ermedin Demirovic are both smart transfers for the CF position.  

Both of them were very productive last season with many goals and assists. But I wasn't expecting them to sign two CFs. Probably they wanted two reliable forwards. There are only 2 formations they prefer to use: 4-2-3-1 and 4-4-2. The first one is used more often normally. But after these two solid signings, I would expect 4-4-2 to be used more than before. I'm curious about how coherent they would be together on the pitch.  

[Weawant]

Bayern Leverkusen will no doubt perform very well in their league this season, with an improved tactics from what we saw last season. I believe they have equally learn from their loss to Atalanta in the europa league final. But what I'm not sure is, if they are going to win the league again. But if you look at this Bayern Leverkusen squad you will see that there is enough joy and happiness in their dressing room. Take it or leave it any team that want to win the Bundesliga title will have to go through Bayern Leverkusen. There is enough confidence in their players right now. They won the league unbeaten last season and there this feeling of let's do it again that will be within them. In the Champions league they are going to make it through the round of 16 this am sure, but anything further than that I can't guarantee that.

Defending a trophy has been one of the tough things most teams struggle to do, they don't easily get away with it, only a few teams who have dominated a certain league so possess the ability to maintain such serially but in the case of Leverkusen who is just doing it more like for the first time, they are going to find it challenging but this doesn't mean they can't achieve it or they are going to perform poorly but it's simply not going to come easy, this almost everyone seem to agree with.

[Blitzboy]

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Bayern Leverkusen will no doubt perform very well in their league this season, with an improved tactics from what we saw last season. I believe they have equally learn from their loss to Atalanta in the europa league final. But what I'm not sure is, if they are going to win the league again. But if you look at this Bayern Leverkusen squad you will see that there is enough joy and happiness in their dressing room. Take it or leave it any team that want to win the Bundesliga title will have to go through Bayern Leverkusen. There is enough confidence in their players right now. They won the league unbeaten last season and there this feeling of let's do it again that will be within them. In the Champions league they are going to make it through the round of 16 this am sure, but anything further than that I can't guarantee that.

Folks, Leverkusen had a fantastic run last season, no doubt about it. But the Bundesliga is changing day by day. Dominating this league year after year? Thats Bayern's territory. Leverkusen's got talent, but it takes more than skill to stay on top. Depth, resilience, handling the pressure – these are things they're still proving.

Last season was great, but it was also pretty smooth sailing. That rarely happens twice in a row. Plus, they've got Champions League ambitions now. Thats a whole new ballgame, folks. Juggling both domestic and European competitions? It takes a special kind of team, and Leverkusen hasnt been in that position before.

So, are they a strong team? Absolutely. Should we expect them to repeat last season's magic? Lets just say, lets not get ahead of ourselves.

[hyudien]

Stuttgart is progressing really well in the transfer market so far. Deniz Undav and Ermedin Demirovic are both smart transfers for the CF position.  

Both of them were very productive last season with many goals and assists. But I wasn't expecting them to sign two CFs. Probably they wanted two reliable forwards. There are only 2 formations they prefer to use: 4-2-3-1 and 4-4-2. The first one is used more often normally. But after these two solid signings, I would expect 4-4-2 to be used more than before. I'm curious about how coherent they would be together on the pitch.  

Stuttgart don't want to be considered what they did last season was just luck, so they made a breakthrough in recruiting players to make them even better this season. I really appreciate them, when other teams who surprisingly played well they sold their players, but Stuttgart tried hard to keep them even they looked for good players to be part of them. This is what makes the Bundesliga more interesting than usual, because other teams are starting to show resistance to provide competition at the top. Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund can't relax like before, because now the threat to them is increasingly visible and it is real. We can see that last season when Leverkusen was able to win their first title after 120 years and also Stuttgart who managed to surprise by being in 2nd place. I'm waiting to see a tighter competition this season.

[shinratensei_]

Stuttgart is progressing really well in the transfer market so far. Deniz Undav and Ermedin Demirovic are both smart transfers for the CF position.  

Stuttgart paid €21.7m for Undav who is among the top 5 scorers. This is a bargain price for him, considering he has very good statistics as well. Stuttgart is always doing good business, and they also decided to keep Führich and Hoeneß. I'm feeling Stuttgart will be okay for the current season.
So many good players are joining the squad. They lost their goal machine, Guirassy. But, I must admit, Stuttgart made brilliant transfers. They're also having Demirovic who is very competence to replace Guirassy.

Both of them were very productive last season with many goals and assists. But I wasn't expecting them to sign two CFs. Probably they wanted two reliable forwards.

In fact, Stuttgart has signed both (Undav & Demirovic). Demirovic's price is very expensive. He is now Stuttgart's most expensive signing. But i think he is really worth his price.

[EarnOnVictor]

I don't think that it is impossible for Leverkusen to win Bundesliga this new season but it will be difficult because if you look at it from this angle, only Bayern Munich have won it back to back and is still the favorite to win the league despite the challenge that they are having in bringing Kompany to be the new caich of the club.

Leverkusen will be playing in UCL which if they don't improve their performance amd stay strong when they get lose matches it can affect their performance. Last season was so smooth for them and all their mentality was winning with no lose, giving them more confidence and motivation till the last match which they lost to Atalanta. Losing a match in UCL can affect their performance in Bundesliga.

You have a good point and concern about Leverkusen because those clubs that do not win often but just did the underdog thing to win often disappoint the expectation of replicating it. Just like when Nopoli won Seria A in the 2022/2023 season, neither the club nor their best striker was able to replicate the success. But I still have a high degree of belief and trust in Leverkusen, they may deliver again, or at least finish at the second spot this coming season. My reasons are simple, the same coach will defend the title next season and nothing has so far significantly changed in the team compared to the last season.

Besides, Bundesliga clubs have not been so challenging for many seasons ago, it's either a certain club or 2-3 clubs performed well and the others performed woefully, which is what is mostly giving Bayern Munich and Dortmund some advantages over the years. But with a viable contender like Leverkusen and their brilliant team in play again, I see it differently. Bayen has not also made a huge change that would warrant fear, and neither is Dortmund. The two teams are the major concern I could see for Leverkusen, so I expect something similar to that of last season, and it's not a crime for an underdog club to replicate its winning, especially when they stay strong as I see with the current Leverkusen.

[rahmad2nd]

Bayern Leverkusen will no doubt perform very well in their league this season, with an improved tactics from what we saw last season. I believe they have equally learn from their loss to Atalanta in the europa league final. But what I'm not sure is, if they are going to win the league again. But if you look at this Bayern Leverkusen squad you will see that there is enough joy and happiness in their dressing room. Take it or leave it any team that want to win the Bundesliga title will have to go through Bayern Leverkusen. There is enough confidence in their players right now. They won the league unbeaten last season and there this feeling of let's do it again that will be within them. In the Champions league they are going to make it through the round of 16 this am sure, but anything further than that I can't guarantee that.

Defending a trophy has been one of the tough things most teams struggle to do, they don't easily get away with it, only a few teams who have dominated a certain league so possess the ability to maintain such serially but in the case of Leverkusen who is just doing it more like for the first time, they are going to find it challenging but this doesn't mean they can't achieve it or they are going to perform poorly but it's simply not going to come easy, this almost everyone seem to agree with.

Well, in the new season it will be a challenge for Alonso and his team. Will he be able to defend the Bundesliga title, or will they experience a decline in performance. It is not easy to maintain the performance and consistency of his team, I am sure Alonso knows that. That is why a team usually needs time to build a foundation to maintain their consistency from season to season. Alonso is truly a great coach, he has implemented an extraordinary system and strategy. However, it is not an easy job for his team to be able to become Bundesliga champions in two consecutive seasons. Moreover, Bayer Leverkusen will have a fairly tight match schedule. So, we agree. At the same time, the German League giant, Bayern Munich, will not allow Leverkusen to win the Bundesliga title again. Although it is designed by a young coach who does not have much experience, the fact is that Bayern Munich has great players in its squad. In addition, Kompany has run his pre-season very well. There are other teams that can also complicate Leverkusen's steps, maybe Stuttgart can also provide tough competition. Perhaps Dortmund has the same plan. I suspect the 2024/25 Bundesliga season will be more exciting than the previous season.

[bestcoins1]

Dortmund is actually quite good at honing the abilities of the players so that the players can become potential players but they actually make it a business so that the players can be sold for high prices to top clubs without considering their strength, but even though they sell star players they can still stabilize their performance and not experience a drastic decline, and now they have managed to buy a great striker at a low price, most likely Dortmund will hone Guraissy even stronger than last season and will sell him to a club that is willing to buy him, but top European clubs seem to need to think long and hard to recruit this player considering his age is 28 years old, Saudi Arabian clubs can be a good choice for Dortmund the club will receive a big profit.

Before we talk about the resale of this Guraissy player, we must first see how he performed when he was at Dortmund which has been quite famous for their way of honing ordinary players to be extraordinary and eyed by many other European teams. Because Dortmund's success in getting a player like Guraissy is a very good thing because apart from being able to strengthen Dortmund's own team, it can also be a threat to other teams because Dortmund is still continuing to train other young players at this time.

[SmartCharpa]

It didn't take long for Dortmund to find a new striker and they have reached an agreement with Hoffenheim for the transfer of Maximilian Beier. Dortmund always has a way to find a good striker, especially since Maximilian Beier scored 16 goals for Hoffenheim last season, isn't he a prolific striker?

In addition, Niklas Fullkrug's departure to West Ham will not disrupt Dortmund's performance next season because Maximilian Beier is projected to be his replacement. Surely we can't wait to see the duet of Maximilian Beier with Sehrou Guirassy next season and how many goals will they both score? I think it's more than 30 goals.



Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1822633717069709672

Probably due to Guirassy and Maximilian Beier's performances last season, I believe both players can score more than 30 goals for Dortmund next season, and they will easily adapt to the club because their former club is in the Bundesliga, so they will not struggle to improve. Even if Dortmund cannot to complete Maximilian Beier's deal, I believe that with Guirassy as their only striker, Dortmund will continue to score goals and compete for the title.

Bayern Leverkusen will no doubt perform very well in their league this season, with an improved tactics from what we saw last season. I believe they have equally learn from their loss to Atalanta in the europa league final. But what I'm not sure is, if they are going to win the league again. But if you look at this Bayern Leverkusen squad you will see that there is enough joy and happiness in their dressing room. Take it or leave it any team that want to win the Bundesliga title will have to go through Bayern Leverkusen. There is enough confidence in their players right now. They won the league unbeaten last season and there this feeling of let's do it again that will be within them. In the Champions league they are going to make it through the round of 16 this am sure, but anything further than that I can't guarantee that.

We don't know the group Leverkusen will be in for the Champions League. For example, if Leverkusen is in the same group as Real Madrid and Manchester City, do you think they'll make it to the round of 16? I don't believe so because Leverkusen cannot defeat any of these teams if they meet next season. However, based on Leverkusen's pre-season performance so far, I doubt they will be able to repeat their success from last season, as every club has learned Leverkusen's style of play. But let's see how the league goes next week.

[mammusu]

Stuttgart is progressing really well in the transfer market so far. Deniz Undav and Ermedin Demirovic are both smart transfers for the CF position.  

Both of them were very productive last season with many goals and assists. But I wasn't expecting them to sign two CFs. Probably they wanted two reliable forwards. There are only 2 formations they prefer to use: 4-2-3-1 and 4-4-2. The first one is used more often normally. But after these two solid signings, I would expect 4-4-2 to be used more than before. I'm curious about how coherent they would be together on the pitch.  

Stuttgart don't want to be considered what they did last season was just luck, so they made a breakthrough in recruiting players to make them even better this season. I really appreciate them, when other teams who surprisingly played well they sold their players, but Stuttgart tried hard to keep them even they looked for good players to be part of them. This is what makes the Bundesliga more interesting than usual, because other teams are starting to show resistance to provide competition at the top. Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund can't relax like before, because now the threat to them is increasingly visible and it is real. We can see that last season when Leverkusen was able to win their first title after 120 years and also Stuttgart who managed to surprise by being in 2nd place. I'm waiting to see a tighter competition this season.

Stuttgart has lost Guirassy as their top scorer last season, so it is not surprising that Stuttgart seems to be actively looking for other players in the transfer market especially those in the CF position to replace Guirassy who left for Dortmund,  Losing Guirassy is a big loss for stuttgart not only because he is a striker great, but the selling value which small make Stuttgart actually had to spend a lot of money to bring in Ermedin Demirovic from Augsburg and also Deniz Undav from Brighton, Last season, Stuttgart often used one or two strikers in their playing formation, so it was very natural that when they recruited two CF at the moment.

In fact, Deniz Undav was with Stuttgart last season as a loan player from Brighton, but seeing his contribution to Stuttgart, of course it is not difficult for them to make him permanent, even though the price is very expensive, Deniz Undav could be a dangerous duo on Stuttgart front line with Guirassy last season , of course we hope that his duet with Demirovic next season will also be very good, Stuttgart of course will not waste their opportunity to play in the Champions League now, because after all they will get a lot of money when they can go far in the Champions League next season even if they win to UCL trophy is something that is difficult for them to do.

[hahay]

Dortmund is actually quite good at honing the abilities of the players so that the players can become potential players but they actually make it a business so that the players can be sold for high prices to top clubs without considering their strength, but even though they sell star players they can still stabilize their performance and not experience a drastic decline, and now they have managed to buy a great striker at a low price, most likely Dortmund will hone Guraissy even stronger than last season and will sell him to a club that is willing to buy him, but top European clubs seem to need to think long and hard to recruit this player considering his age is 28 years old, Saudi Arabian clubs can be a good choice for Dortmund the club will receive a big profit.

Before we talk about the resale of this Guraissy player, we must first see how he performed when he was at Dortmund which has been quite famous for their way of honing ordinary players to be extraordinary and eyed by many other European teams. Because Dortmund's success in getting a player like Guraissy is a very good thing because apart from being able to strengthen Dortmund's own team, it can also be a threat to other teams because Dortmund is still continuing to train other young players at this time.

It's funny when considering a team that has just brought in a new player, but instead you quickly consider selling the player. After all, Guraissy also got a contract until 2028 and at least,  it is also a fairly long contract because after all, when the 24/25 season ends also the fact that Guraissy will be 29. If for example Guraissy still manages to make a lot of goals with Dortmund, then it seems quite certain that Guraissy will still play for Dortmund in the 25/26 season.

If that happens, then ofcourse Guraissy will enter the age of 30 and will still be at Dortmund and thus, it is very likely that Guraissy will play until the end of his contract because considering his age, and then it is likely that Dortmund will prefer to keep him. But yes, let's first see how Guraissy's performance at Dortmund will be because I very sure, Dortmund also still has dreams of getting trophies so it will not always sell its key players.

[TelolettOm]

Stuttgart has lost Guirassy as their top scorer last season, so it is not surprising that Stuttgart seems to be actively looking for other players in the transfer market especially those in the CF position to replace Guirassy who left for Dortmund,

Serhou Guirassy is center forward, and Stuttgart has signed contracts with 2 new CF. They are Deniz Undav and Ermedin Demirovic. They are exactly potential CF, too. Then the center backs also they lost a lot. But just got 1 CB Jeff Chabot from FC Coin.

And now, they are in approaching to Marc McKenzie, a center-back from KRC Genk for €6.00m market value.

Source: Marc McKenzie close to #Bundesliga

[Silence Scream]

It didn't take long for Dortmund to find a new striker and they have reached an agreement with Hoffenheim for the transfer of Maximilian Beier. Dortmund always has a way to find a good striker, especially since Maximilian Beier scored 16 goals for Hoffenheim last season, isn't he a prolific striker?

In addition, Niklas Fullkrug's departure to West Ham will not disrupt Dortmund's performance next season because Maximilian Beier is projected to be his replacement. Surely we can't wait to see the duet of Maximilian Beier with Sehrou Guirassy next season and how many goals will they both score? I think it's more than 30 goals.



Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1822633717069709672

Guirassy will take on the experienced forward role that Borussia Dortmund is looking for. Beier will take on the role of an alternative quality young forward at the age of 21. These transfers are considered as investments for the future for Dortmund. The 21-year-old German player attracted attention by scoring 16 goals last year. If Borussia Dortmund paid 30 million Euros for him, I am sure they will not sell him for less than 60-70 million Euros. They have been following a very good transfer policy for years. They are very good at finding quality and young players. And of course, they are also very good at marketing them.

[Swordsoffreedom]

The Visit Malta Cup is a friendly match that is fully sponsored by Malta as part of their tourism marketing to attract investment and tourists to visit Malta, although the trophy is not prestigious and is only for entertainment, but as a player who is on the team of course Kane must welcome it. This victory is like his other team mates, to respond to Kane response in this match, maybe our views are very different, indeed Kane failed to winners with Munich in his first season and of course the Malta Cup trophy will not be able to replace his losses in the Bundesliga and Champions League , but that doesn't mean he want consider the Malta Cup trophy as something worthless and fake, because after all that will only disappoint the Maltese people and also the organizers, in this case it is clear that he looks happy to return to Tottenham and win the match, however he will not celebrate it in front of his former team because each player has a different way of honoring the club that once made his name.
If you thought the cup was fake and irrelevant to a player of his caliber, wouldn't he ask Kompany not to play him in that match, besides that if the match visit to Malta Cup was played at Arsenal or Dortmund, would he also refuse to celebrate it like at Tottenham?
I dont think not.
https://www.goal.com/en/lists/watch-harry-kane-bayern-munich-striker-trophy-tottenham-hotspur-stadium-spurs-pre-season/bltfb908a38bb7b4b32#cs6842c8b72eb95092

You know Harry Kane declined to lift the Visit Malta Cup. Actually, there is nothing to get too excited about this cup he knows very well .

Well, he can think whatever he wants to, but most of the people do not care about this trophy and most of the people are also not going to think that he has actually won a genuine trophy. I understand why people are going to think that. He went to the Bundesliga, to the Bayern Munich club to win the Bundesliga title, and even have a go at the Champions League competition, not to win the visit Malta Cup, right?

I would also hope that people actually understand that this is not the achievement which Harry Kane should be so happy about. He won a cup about which nobody knows about, and nobody probably even cares about, by winning a friendly match.

Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk

[Fuso.hp]

Kompany's team have looked good in the friendlies so far. They beat Tottenham twice. I wish Kane played longer than only 10 minutes in total in these games. It was against his old team in the end.    In five days, the season starts officially for them with an Ulm game in the DFB Pokal. How many goals Bayern Munich would score you think? 

I feel like they are going to make a solid start by scoring at least a few goals. The Bundesliga starts quite late compared to other European teams though. Bayern Munich are going to play their first game on August 25.

Yes, the Bundesliga will start the new season at least one week later than other major European leagues. With these differences, it means that Bayern Munich still has one friendly match and will also start with a match in the DFB Pokal. Thus, it is possible that Bayern Munich will start the Bundesliga season with more thorough preparation. Because after all, Bayern Munich's opening match is also the fact that Bayern Munich will play away against Wolfsburg which is certainly not easy at all.

Indeed, I believe that Bayern Munich remains the favorite team to win against Wolfsburg later, but still, I personally would not consider it to be an easy match. Therefore, even though Bayern Munich may still look fine in these pre-season matches, basically matches in official competitions will be more difficult. Because they also both want or target to get points, of course to be in a good position in the standings.

Friendly matches don't really create any attraction for fans or players as I feel. Other teams including Real Madrid and Barcelona played friendlies but we did not see the excitement of the main stage matches. That may have been the case for Bayern Munich and their remaining warm-up matches will be similar, inconsequential matches. But I'm just waiting for the main season of the Bundesliga to start. The main stage matches in this league will be much more interesting in the coming season as the top tier teams have competed hard against each other in the last season and this indicates that they will compete even tougher in the upcoming season. 
Last season Bayern Munich could not stay in the top position but they have potential next season but Leverkusen will be a tough obstacle for them.

[X-ray]

It didn't take long for Dortmund to find a new striker and they have reached an agreement with Hoffenheim for the transfer of Maximilian Beier. Dortmund always has a way to find a good striker, especially since Maximilian Beier scored 16 goals for Hoffenheim last season, isn't he a prolific striker?

In addition, Niklas Fullkrug's departure to West Ham will not disrupt Dortmund's performance next season because Maximilian Beier is projected to be his replacement. Surely we can't wait to see the duet of Maximilian Beier with Sehrou Guirassy next season and how many goals will they both score? I think it's more than 30 goals.



Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1822633717069709672

Guirassy will take on the experienced forward role that Borussia Dortmund is looking for. Beier will take on the role of an alternative quality young forward at the age of 21. These transfers are considered as investments for the future for Dortmund. The 21-year-old German player attracted attention by scoring 16 goals last year. If Borussia Dortmund paid 30 million Euros for him, I am sure they will not sell him for less than 60-70 million Euros. They have been following a very good transfer policy for years. They are very good at finding quality and young players. And of course, they are also very good at marketing them.

That's true. I have heard some stuff about him, and people were also calling him Haaland in the making. He's 1.85m and super fast, and also, he's very versatile in the offense. 30 million looks so bargain if we compare him to the other striker. I still consider 30 million quite cheap to get a potential talent like him.
Borussia Dortmund is very smart to trade the 31-year-old Füllkrug for the 21-year-old Beier. It's incredible to see the way Dortmund is regenerating its players. Beier could potentially be the next Haaland, and they can sell him for 90m at least

[fuguebtc]

Stuttgart is progressing really well in the transfer market so far. Deniz Undav and Ermedin Demirovic are both smart transfers for the CF position.  

Both of them were very productive last season with many goals and assists. But I wasn't expecting them to sign two CFs. Probably they wanted two reliable forwards. There are only 2 formations they prefer to use: 4-2-3-1 and 4-4-2. The first one is used more often normally. But after these two solid signings, I would expect 4-4-2 to be used more than before. I'm curious about how coherent they would be together on the pitch.  

Source: Forbes

I actually expected this kind of spending from them. Especially because they have finished in the second position in the Bundesliga in the last season. So Sebastian Hoeneß will be trying to replicate that type of performance again. And we all know that if they are actually interested in performing well, Hoeneß will have to bring in better players, that’s what they are doing.

I am actually glad that they are investing money to bring in players in the attacking positions. Because in the last season even though they were able to finish in the second position, actually scored a lot fewer goals compared to both Bayern Leverkusen and Bayern Munich. I am also expecting that there is going to be a 4-4-2 formation from them in the upcoming season because now they have strikers, enough number of strikers to go for that formation. Having good strikers and playing only one player as a striker doesn’t make sense to me.

[el kaka22]

I don't get it we have already seen them get a striker already with Guirassy, and now they got Beier?
I mean both Maximilian Beier and Sehrou Guirassy are strikers as far as I know, doesn't feel like they are that much of a different situation, not really feeling anything different at all.

So, when we see something like this, it doesn't feel like we are talking about something that's that different, it feels like we are considering something that's difficult to handle. So, when they spend this much money on two strikers, I feel like that could be an issue instead of a good thing, when you get these players, you need to play them both, and having two strikers at the same time doesn't feel like that's something that makes sense.

[Josefjix]

Leverkusen seems to have some buzz; I understand this. Though last season was strong, that does not ensure a dang thing this time around. Teams change; strategies change; Leverkusen's going to have to stay up. Bayern is looking for blood since they have a new coach. Last season's debacle won't be allowed to recur. Not least of all let us not overlook Dortmund. Should they organize their affairs, they can quickly disrupt the Leverkusen-Bayern party

Calling any winners here is far too early. That's the game's brilliance; anything may happen in it

It's going to be a long run for the Bavarians, but not to worry because the Champions will always come out to be the very best. Borrusia Dortmund and Bayern Munich are the preeminent rivals for Bayer Leverkusen. The Bundesliga title becomes very competitive and running for the elite league. Bayer Leverkusen have incredible odds to meet next season, they have to fight their way through the economical paths and hitting the top targets.

[Lafu]

That's true. I have heard some stuff about him, and people were also calling him Haaland in the making. He's 1.85m and super fast, and also, he's very versatile in the offense. 30 million looks so bargain if we compare him to the other striker. I still consider 30 million quite cheap to get a potential talent like him.
Borussia Dortmund is very smart to trade the 31-year-old Füllkrug for the 21-year-old Beier. It's incredible to see the way Dortmund is regenerating its players. Beier could potentially be the next Haaland, and they can sell him for 90m at least

Nah i dont want to call him like a second Haaland or something like that , but he is for sure one of the best young talents in germany.
And if working hard what i expecting then he can for sure have a good time in Dortmund and grow more there.
Fingers crossed we can see him playing with Serhou Guirassy , what will be nice compo with that 2 players.