BVB, news and rumors: "Indecisive, half-hearted, hesitant"

After elimination in the Champions League takes effect Sky-Expert Didi Hamann not only addressed the Borussia Dortmund team, but also the BVB bosses. The share price has meanwhile dropped to its lowest point for the year. You can find news and rumors about Borussia Dortmund here.

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BVB, News: Hamann distributes heavily – and fears Haaland will leave in the summer

After the embarrassing end in the Champions League, there was – and rightly so – heavy criticism of BVB. Well it has too Sky-Expert Didi Hamann has spoken and is severely judging those responsible. “If you win the first two games and then get eliminated after five games, that is not worthy of a Dortmund team,” wrote Hamann in his column on the pay TV broadcaster.

And further: “The inconsistency of the BVB leadership is a reflection of how the team is performing now: indecisive, half-hearted, hesitant.” Hamann also attacked the bosses and that they had undermined the authority of coach Marco Rose from day one by making a trick. “The fact that Edin Terzic stayed on seemed to me like someone had said, ‘Well, we’ll keep him in case something happens.’ And that’s exactly how they play football. “

In the tug-of-war about Erling Haaland’s whereabouts beyond the coming summer, Hamann no longer sees any great chances. “I think it’s almost impossible to keep Haaland next summer. The best players want to play in the knockout round of the Champions League. It will be incredibly difficult to keep him and I’d rather care about Bellingham and Adeyemi than too much Wasting time with Haaland. “

BVB scores: defensive trio catastrophic – Reus completely pale

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Borussia Dortmund are eliminated from the Champions League after a 3-1 defeat at Sporting Lisbon. Several BVB players had a pitch-black day. The notes and individual reviews.

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GREGOR KOBEL: Wasn’t to blame for the goals against, even kept the penalty to make it 3-0 on the first attempt and prevented another Sporting goal with a strong save against Sarabia shortly after the break. Note 3.

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THOMAS MEUNIER: It started very hard, but gradually broke down as the game progressed. Before the 0: 2 he did not put his opponent under pressure consistently enough. Grade: 4.

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MANUEL AKANJI: The only BVB defender who still radiated reasonably security and also came up with a good opening. Note 3.

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MARIN PONGRACIC: Bad communication with Schulz before the 0: 1, weak duel and positional play before the 0: 2 – no convincing performance by the substitute for Mats Hummels. Grade: 4.

6/16

NICO SCHULZ: Moved into the starting line-up for Guerreiro, who was injured during the warm-up. To blame for the first goal with a blatant mistake. Stayed in the cabin for the break. Grade: 5.5.

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REINIER JESUS: Got his chance from the beginning, but didn’t use it after a good start. Weak: his tackle behavior before the second goal, when he disregarded his opponent in the back and did not pursue. Grade: 4.

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AXEL WITSEL: Sedate imagination. One of many games this season that passed the Belgian. Rose consequently took him off the field after 66 minutes. Grade: 4.5.

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JUDE BELLINGHAM: Hardly took place in the first round, but improved with the break and was Dortmund’s best in the second round. It was still not enough. Note 3.

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MARCO REUS: Picked up a lot of balls from behind, but with his pale performance was symbolic of BVB’s tired offensive game. After all, he delivered the assist to the Malen goal in stoppage time. Grade: 4.5.

11/16

JULIAN BRANDT: Considered Dortmund’s most conspicuous offensive player over the entire season. Combined well with his colleagues, dared to do a lot and initiated the only BVB goal. Grade: 3.5

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DONYELL MALEN: Very lively appearance in first half, missed the best chance of the game for BVB shortly before the break. In half-time two long pale – but with the consolation goal. Grade: 3.5.

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EMRE CAN: Replaced Schulz in position in the second half and did a solid defensive job. Did his colleagues a disservice with his – albeit tough – dismissal 15 minutes before the end. Grade: 5.5.

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MAHMOUD DAHOUD: Came 25 minutes before the end for Witsel. No longer appeared noteworthy. Grade: 4.

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STEFFEN TIGGES: Came in the 67th minute for Pongracic and should take care of the goals. But remained ineffective except for a mini-chance. Grade: 4.

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DAN-AXEL ZAGADOU: Replaced Reinier in the 67th minute and experienced a final phase to be forgotten. He was responsible for the penalty that ultimately made the decision. Grade: 5.5.

BVB, News: Borussia Dortmund’s share price drops after CL-Aus

The BVB share slumped on Thursday morning after the Champions League out at Sporting in XETRA trading to the interim annual low of 4.27 euros. At the beginning of the season, the paper was still almost nine euros per share. After all, the share was able to recover a little over the course of Thursday and closed at EUR 4.36.

Nevertheless, the general trend of the last few years continues. And with the gloomy prospects in the pandemic and the expected shortfall in income from ticketing and sponsoring, this should not be particularly pleasing to shareholders in the near future either.

BVB: The upcoming games

date	competition	opponent	location
November 27, 3:30 p.m.	Bundesliga	VfL Wolfsburg	guest
December 4, 6:30 p.m.	Bundesliga	FC Bayern	home
December 7th, 9pm	Champions League	Besiktas Istanbul	home
December 11, 3:30 p.m.	Bundesliga	VfL Bochum	guest