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Erling Haaland’s comeback against Bayern?

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November 17, 2021

Gregor Kobel has been playing for BVB since the summer.

Erling Haaland could already make his comeback against FC Bayern. Jude Bellingham apologizes to a young fan and Gregor Kobel works with several coaches to reach his top level. The news and rumors about BVB.

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BVB: Haaland comeback against Bayern?

Erling Haaland could apparently make his comeback for BVB against FC Bayern at the beginning of December. That reports the image.

Accordingly, the striker is doing so well after his hip flexor injury that there is hope among the Borussia bosses that he could make his comeback against FC Bayern on December 4th.

BVB issued an official notification at the request of the image did not come out, but confirmed that Haaland will continue his rehab from now on exclusively in Dortmund.

In doing so, BVB will not take any risks. Most recently, Haaland worked against the instructions of BVB with his physio in Spain.

Two weeks ago, Haaland’s father, Alf-Inge, said on Norwegian television that the striker’s return before Christmas would be a “bonus”.

Mkhitaryan back at BVB? This is how the Dortmund returnees fought

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Henrikh Mkhitaryan made big announcements on Sunday. He wanted to “come back to Dortmund at some point. I don’t know if as a player, but definitely as a spectator!”, He said on Sport1.

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From 2013 to 2016 “Mücke” played big in Dortmund. In 140 games he was directly involved in 90 goals. Then it went to ManUnited, then to Arsenal and finally he ended up at AS Roma. His contract there expires in the summer.

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And with currently 32 years of age, the Armenian is certainly not yet very old. But still: With a view to the previous BVB returnees and their achievements, one should say to him: “Better come back to Dortmund as a spectator.” The check.

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SIEGFRIED HELD: One of the best footballers in BVB history. After moving from Offenbach to Dortmund in 1965, he and Lothar Emmerich formed one of the league’s most feared attack duos (“Terrible Twins”).

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Scored 1-0 against Liverpool in the 1966 European Cup victory and assisted in the 2-1 win. “That was definitely the highlight of my career,” he said later. In 1971 he left BVB and returned in 1977 for three years at the advanced age of a footballer.

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Also because of his advanced age, Held was no longer the goalscorer he had been in his early days at BVB. In addition to his 41 goals, there were only three hits for the black and yellow. Nevertheless, it has absolute legendary status.

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ERDAL KESER: joined BVB in 1980. Drew attention especially in his third season with 12 goals in 38 games. After four years in Dortmund, moved to Galatasaray on loan and returned for one season in 1986.

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Despite his 5 goals in 26 games, he couldn’t reach his best times at BVB. After two years at Sariyer, he returned to Galatasaray and ended his career there in 1995. Today he is the head of the European office of the Turkish Association.

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JÜRGEN WEGMAN: First played for BVB from 1984 to 1986 and saved Dortmund from relegation with a last-minute goal against Fortuna Köln. Wegmann then went to Schalke 04 and FC Bayern, decried as “Judas”.

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In 1989 he returned to BVB for 4 years. He was a regular for two seasons and was quite convincing. In the last two seasons he was only on the field once due to an injury. BVB nevertheless immortalized him on the BVB Walk of Fame.

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ANDREAS MÖLLER: Joined BVB in 1987 after breaking with Eintracht Frankfurt and became a national player there. After winning the Cup in 1989, he promised the fans to stay, but went back to Eintracht after the 1990 World Cup triumph.

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In 1993 Möller won the UEFA Cup in the service of Juve – in the final against BVB. After the 1994 World Cup, he returned to BVB as a mixture of world star and persona non grata and was a top performer under Hitzfeld.

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As a revered key player, he won two championships and the CL. In 2000 the club magazine named him “Borussia of the Season” and wrote: “The game culture at Borussia Dortmund bears his name.” The return campaign was a complete success.

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But Möller’s contract expired, BVB hesitated to extend it because of his age (32) and the high costs. It came to one of the most spectacular Bundesliga transfers: Möller surprisingly switched to Schalke. A transfer sacrilege to this day.

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JÖRG HEINRICH: Only came to the Bundesliga at the age of 24 and canceled Bayern during the 1995/96 winter break and went to BVB. “Workers just fit into the Ruhr area”, he said in an interview with SPOX and spoke of an “absolutely right decision”.

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Heinrich became champion with BVB, won the Champions League in 1997 and also became a national player. In 1998, Florence knocked and made the right- and left-backs by far the most expensive German player (25 million Deutschmarks).

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He returned just two years later. The AC had taken on brutally financially and at BVB, the new coach Matthias Sammer remembered Heinrich’s skills, which he showed at least in phases. He became champion again in 2002.

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In 2003 there was a form crisis and a knee injury. BVB refrained from extending the contract. Heinrich played 141 games for Dortmund and scored 18 goals.

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NURI SAHIN: A real BVB veteran. Born in Lüdenscheid, he joined BVB in 2001 at the age of 12 and made his BL debut for Dortmund as the youngest professional in history. After a loan to Feyenoord, he returned to Dortmund in 2008 …

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… and was an outstanding midfield director at the 2011 championship title. Driven by big dreams, he signed with Real Madrid for six years.

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After only four league games he was loaned to Liverpool and when he could not gain a foothold there, he returned to BVB in January 2013. But he no longer became the defining figure of 2011.

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After one and a half good seasons, injuries shaped his second rendezvous at BVB. Sahin made only 55 games in black and yellow between 2014/15 and 2018/19 (move to Werder Bremen).

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SHINJI KAGAWA: As with Sahin, his second wedding with BVB led to a misunderstanding. Kagawa came from Japan in 2010 for 350,000 euros and was an immediate top performer and one of the big surprises in the 2011 championship team.

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In 71 games, Kagawa was directly involved in 41 goals. That aroused desires at Manchester United, where Kagawa moved in 2012 for 16 million euros, but was never happy there.

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After his return, Kagawa only made 64 percent of all possible competitive games (previously 79 percent). His goal participation also declined. Kagawa no longer played a role under Favre and is now playing for PAOK.

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MARIO GÖTZE: After his leap to the BVB professionals in 2010, the “talent of the century” was sprayed with wit, ideas and the risk of goals. “He was just amazing,” said sponsor Klopp: “He’s the best I’ve ever trained.”

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And yet Götze Klopp and the BVB fans were heartbroken in April 2013. Because then the change of the model student to FC Bayern became known – shortly before the CL semifinals of BVB against Real Madrid. Fan posters like “Judas” or “Gotz €” followed.

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After three years at FCB, in which Götze played well statistically, but was never really happy, he returned to BVB as Persona non Grata. A serious metabolic disease set him back and the performance wasn’t right.

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But he came back and showed many facets of the “old” Götze in the 2018/19 season. 14 goal participations in the Bundeliga made you want more, even if BVB should miss the championship despite a large lead.

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In the 19/20 season, Götze could no longer build on his positive development and degenerated into a reservist. After 219 games for Borussia (45 goals, 61 assists) it was over. Now at PSV and there every now and then with brilliant moments.

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MATS HUMMELS: Got through all of the youth teams at FC Bayern, but didn’t make the breakthrough and moved permanently to BVB after a 1.5-year loan in 2009. There he won two championships and was in the CL final.

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In 2016 he returned to the home club for 35 million euros. In Munich, Hummels completed 118 games in three years and won the bowl in each of them. Since he was no longer satisfied with his role in the 2018/19 season, he went back to BVB.

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The now 32-year-old is again a leading and regular player at BVB. Every now and then his knee is bothering him, but after Möller he is probably only the second BVB player whose return campaign really paid off.

BVB: Bellingham apologizes to a young fan

BVB star Jude Bellingham has apologized to a young fan after ignoring his shirt request.

After the 10-goal victory of the English in the World Cup qualification in San Marino, Bellingham ran straight to a young fan who held up a sign saying “Jew, can I have your shirt, please”. Instead of giving the boy the jersey, he threw it to another fan right next to it.

Bellingham then apologized Twitter Therefore. “Sorry, I was too focused on the blue flag. Can we find him so I can give him my BVB jersey from next weekend?” He wrote.

It is unclear whether the fan concerned responded to the call, but Bellingham shared a tweet from a user who commented: “Hi Jude. That was @bedford_harley.”

BVB: Gregor Kobel works with these coaches

Gregor Kobel has been BVB’s regular goalkeeper since last summer and has been one of the team’s top performers since then. As the Sports picture reports, the 23-year-old is working with several coaches to reach his top level.

Accordingly, the Swiss are exchanging ideas with a mental trainer who is supposed to give him stability in a pressure situation. Since moving to BVB, Kobel has also been working with his own personal trainer to further improve his fitness.

In addition, according to the report, Kobel has had a very balanced and conscious diet for years and also regularly studies videos of world-class goalkeepers such as Manuel Neuer, Ederson or Gianluigi Donnarumma.

BVB: The upcoming games

date	competition	opponent	location
November 20, 3:30 p.m.	Bundesliga	VfB Stuttgart	home
November 24th, 9pm	Champions League	Sporting Lisbon	guest
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