Karim Adeyemi complains about "disgusting" business

In an interview, BVB newcomer Karim Adeyemi criticized the conditions in the football business and described them as “disgusting”. Marius Wolf has to dig deep into his pocket. News and rumors about Borussia can be found here.

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BVB, News: “Disgusting!” Karim Adeyemi complains about football world

BVB newcomer Karim Adeyemi is critical of the situation in the football industry. When asked about Sebastien Haller’s testicular tumor disease, the international spoke very openly. “It was very sad news. We very much hope that he will be well soon. Unfortunately, you have to deal with it as if he were injured. That’s why we have to make sure that we continue and win our games,” said Adeyemi transfermarkt.de.

Adeyemi continued: “In football, nobody cares whether Haller is there or not – we have to keep getting our points. His absence shouldn’t be an excuse. It’s a bit disgusting in this business. Journalists aren’t necessarily interested in what’s going on right now club is loose.”

Sebastien Haller complained of stomach pains in the pre-season, after which a testicular tumor was discovered in the attacker. The attacker is treated with chemotherapy.

BVB, rumor: Marius Wolf was a guarantor – and has to pay

Marius Wolf was the match winner in the 2-1 win in Freiburg and was allowed to celebrate and be celebrated. And yet there is not only good news for the 27-year-old. As the picture reports, Wolf has to pay around 175,000 euros to Deutsche Bank.

Background: As the newspaper writes, Wolf was available to a friend as a guarantor for a loan of this amount. However, the woman was apparently unable to pay the loan and so the guarantor had to step in. Wolf fought against it, whereupon the bank sued. The verdict: Wolf has to pay. However, he has apparently now appealed to the Higher Regional Court.

Grades: Two fives for BVB – Youngster changes everything

1/16

Borussia Dortmund turned a 0-1 deficit in an intense game against SC Freiburg 3-1. Especially the jokers of trainer Edin Terzic ignited. Jamie Bynoe-Gittens made a strong comeback in the second half.

2/16

GREGOR KOBEL: His outstretched foot in the 17th minute prevented things from getting worse. In the 34th with a strong save from Grifo’s free-kick. No chance when conceding. Otherwise a secure base. Note 3.

3/16

THOMAS MEUNIER: Picked up the yellow card in the 33rd minute and ensured a really dangerous free kick from Grifo. It burned regularly across his side. However, he often lacked support. Still not a good performance. grade: 5

4/16

MATS HUMMELS: The defense chief was usually there when things got tight. Was often spot on. Just not close enough to Gregoritsch in the 36th minute. However, the whole defense did not look good. Note 3.

5/16

NICO SCHLOTTERBECK: A tailor-made return for the ex-Freiburger. Got some kind words from Streich after a rude foul on Doan. Most clarifying actions at BVB. Note 3.

6/16

RAPHAEL GUERRËIRO: As usual, a lot of movement forward at the expense of defense. Needed help regularly. In the second half then a significant increase. Caused a stir on his side. Note 3.

7/16

MO DAHOUD: Mixed game from the midfielder. Found front and back. Couldn’t reward his strong solo in the 55th min. However, also with 18 brutal ball losses. This caused uncertainty in the BVB game. grade: 4

8/16

MARCO REUS: Played some attacks too sloppily. Like a good counterattack in the 18th minute. Dropped back more often and was therefore always playable. Although without a shot on goal with a lot of danger. Grade: 2.5.

9/16

JUDE BELLINGHAM: The shooting star again with a successful performance. Few bad passes, especially his balls in the front third of the attack always found the man. In the 87th he dispensed with unnecessary theatrics. Grade: 2.

10/16

THORGAN HAZARD: Like his compatriot Meunier, he was overwhelmed by the Freiburg team. Had to help out a lot in the back and didn’t do it very well. Even at 1-0 with too little support. Only 29 actions on the ball. Not enough. grade: 5

11/16

ANTHONY MODESTE: Hardly changed, already in the starting XI. In the 22nd minute with a nice one-two with Reus. Just a slightly inaccurate ending. After halftime, however, hardly any action. grade: 4

12/16

DONYELL MALEN: Where was the highly acclaimed attacker from the game against B04? At least not in Freiburg. Harmless appearance. Then had to give way for Moukoko. Golden decision. grade: 4

13/16

MARIUS WOLF: Came in for the weak Meunier at half-time and brought some stability into the game. Even with a healthy forward drive. Then rewarded his good performance with the 3:1 by switching at lightning speed. Grade: 2.

14/16

JAMIE BYNOE-GITTENS: Came as a wild card and stabbed in the 77th minute. His shot provided Flekken with a very personal Karius moment. The next brilliant moment came in the 84th. The 18-year-old’s strong dribbling led to the 2-1. Note 1.

15/16

YOUSSOUFA MOUKOKO: Joker number two. Was spot on in the 84th and was able to make good use of the ingenious preliminary work by Bynoe-Gittens and Brandt. Good touch from Edin Terzic. Grade: 2.

16/16

JULIAN BRANDT: Came in for Dahoud in the 76th minute. Gittens will thank the attacker. Played through the fall to the better placed Moukoko and got the assist. No rating.

BVB, News: battle of words between Schlotterbeck and Streich

BVB new signing Nico Schlotterbeck clashed with SC Freiburg coach Christian Streich in the 3-1 win on Friday evening. Schlotterbeck found quite rigorous words.

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Here you will find more voices on the unfortunate Freiburg defeat.

BVB, game plan: The upcoming opponents

date	Opponent	venue	contest
Friday 12 August	Sc freiburg	Europa Park Stadium, Freiburg	Bundesliga, 2nd matchday (1:3)
Saturday August 20th	Werder Bremen	Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund	Bundesliga, 3rd matchday
Saturday 27 August	Hertha BSC	Olympic Stadium, Berlin	Bundesliga, 4th matchday
Friday, September 2nd	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim	Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund	Bundesliga, 5th matchday