Hansi Fick
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It's because he peaked at 19, as a sporadic sub of our 12/13 treble teamCan is only 27? He's been around forever.
It's because he peaked at 19, as a sporadic sub of our 12/13 treble teamCan is only 27? He's been around forever.
Especially as I and others were getting pelters for saying the price will only go down next summer and they're being greedy.You love to see it.
It's hard to imagine them rubbing their hands thinking how everything is going according to plan, especially if they happen to miss out on CL.
No chance, glad we never went for him he was at Juve, average footballer.Couldn’t Emry Can also be an alternative to us? Isn’t he exactly the player we need on our midfield? He is “only” 27y and likely have five more years left on the highest level.
They’ll probably be screwed and lose all their best players. Don’t think anyone will feel sorry for them.What happens if Dortmund doesn’t qualify for the next Champions League?
Haaland, Sancho, Can and probably more players are very likely leaving the club; Players will force their way out and Dortmund is forced to sell players of economic reasons. It’s actually a win-win-win situation: players, Dortmund, United and other hawks.
Dortmund has one of the most talented squads in Europe, but if they don’t qualify for CL, I predict they to a certain extent have to build a new team, but at the same time I’m not very concerned on behalf of Dortmund.
Reyna and Bellingham are still very young and don’t have to look for new challenges. They will likely be given more responsibility in Dortmund and grow on that. Players like Reus, Hummels, Witsel (and more) are to old to move, and they represent needed experience and continuity when Dortmund is building a new team around young talented players.
I anyway hope Dortmund returns to the good company soon. They have great supporters and the club is run very professional. I really like how they spot and work with young talents: give them first team responsibilities at an early age.
Dortmund were already predicting losses of €75 million for the season on top of the €44 million loss for the previous financial year. Missing out on the Champions League money next season would be a disaster on top of the same disaster every other club will be feeling.
Have you watched them play in the Bundesliga recently? Awful.They're 3 points out of top 4 and this thread is made. What am I missing?
In 2015, the last time Dortmund didn't manage to qualify for the CL, the news got out, they have an insurance against not qualifying for the CL; covering for (some of) their losses. I don't know if they still have that insurance or to what percentage of the drop in revenue it covers.
Btw.: Even back then I didn't like it, since it doesnt only feel weird, but its probably a bad managerial decision in the longer run, since the premiums will be quite enormous and a club like Dortmund should be able to build reserves on their own for this case.
They get a lot of praise for being a well run club, but their finances are a disgrace. A lot of huge contracts for players that are either past their prime or not delivering the goods. No CL plus pandemic = disaster. They may have to sell Haaland and Sancho just to cover the contracts of Hummels, Reus and Witsel.
They're 3 points out of top 4 and this thread is made. What am I missing?
We already have Fred & McTominay who aren’t good enough themselves for the level we aspire to be at. He’s no better so what’s the point? If anything he’s worse.Couldn’t Emry Can also be an alternative to us? Isn’t he exactly the player we need on our midfield? He is “only” 27y and likely have five more years left on the highest level.
Knowing Raiola, he’s probably got an insanity clause written inI think both Haaland and Sancho will leave in the summer if Dortmund fail to qualify for CL. Sancho will leave anyway I think and Haaland will probably leave if RM, City, Liverpool or we pay the 110+ M to avoid the summer 22 auction for him.
It will be interesting to see if Haaland has a CL-clause in his contract.
Dortmund will probably do what the can to hold on the rest and spend their fresh money well.
Zorc has already admitted that not getting top 4 will mean them having to sell. Who that is remains to be seen but my guess it will be Sancho and a couple of lesser lights. Haaland is questionable. I doubt Rose will sanction that
It's only top 3 that qualify in Germany I think?They're 3 points out of top 4 and this thread is made. What am I missing?
Top 4, same as in the PL.It's only top 3 that qualify in Germany I think?
I dont think the CL situation is really about Dortmund needing to sell Haaland - its more about Haaland wanting to stay at Dortmund.
He isnt a player that really needed time to settle in - so Dortmund not giving him the opportunity to test himself in the hardest of scenarios could maybe raise questions in his mind.
On the opposite side he might just finish off his final year at Dormund and aim to win the Europa league whilst being the top goalscorer aswell. Go off with a full bounce of a career ready for the next step, a CL with another club.
As I already said. He will definitely leave If Dortmund doesn’t qualify. He is very very motivated by playing in CL (watch his interview after last game), and he knows he deserves to compete on the highest level. He has also started to collect CL goals and I don’t think he wants to pause the collection one year. He has likely started to aim for the record already, and he know every year count to achieve his major goal.
Not sure if this was intentional or not, but Pingu actually reminds me of Haaland running thereIf Dortmund don't qualify for the CL?
Woodward:
Agree. A very entertaining team, which I think and hope qualify for next year CL.I think so too, and its fully understandable. Both him and Sancho knows that theyre wanted by most of the biggest clubs. With that team they'll have on their hand I'll be surprised if they dont make top 4 though. They're 6 points behind Eintracht Frankurt on the 4th spot as of now. As long as the likes of Sancho and Haaland specially doesnt get injured, they'll make it. I must say theyre an extremely entertaining side to watch with the likes of Sancho, Haaland and Reus on top. Bellingham in the midfield is also a very very special talent it seems. Also gonna be very interesting to see how far they'll reach in CL this season, think they can upset alot of the big dogs on a day good with Haaland and Sancho on fire.
Tbf, if they were United players, I’d just label them a waste of wages. They’re all either awful or old, bar Guerreiro who is quality.I have to ask - why on earth do Dortmund have so many wing-backs? Morey, Zagadou, Guerreiro, Schulz, Meunier, Piszczek, Schmelzer, Passlack. All can play either left-back or right-back. And yet, we don't have 1 single player who can seriously challenge Wan-Bissaka for his position (no offence to Williams).
thats one of the funniest and small time things I’ve ever seen.
this is a club that had Trevor Francis, not a non league team.
Which is surprising as you'd think Dortmund are particularly good at shifting and replacing players.Tbf, if they were United players, I’d just label them a waste of wages. They’re all either awful or old, bar Guerreiro who is quality.