Karl-Heinz Rummenigge sees the reason for Bayern’s dominance in Klopp’s departure

For Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Jürgen Klopp’s departure from BVB has contributed to Bayern’s increasing dominance. Dietmar Hamann threatens Borussia with the consequences of Youssoufa Moukoko’s bench in the top game. In this Dortmund must continue to do without his captain. News and rumors about the Black and Yellows can be found here.

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BVB, News – Rummenigge: Bayern dominance because of Klopp’s departure

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge sees the departure of coach Jürgen Klopp at Borussia Dortmund as an important reason for Bayern Munich’s dominance in the Bundesliga. “Jürgen Klopp held a key position in Dortmund, he held the club together and raised it to a new level. Since his departure, Dortmund has lacked consistency in the coaching position,” said Bayern’s long-time CEO Funk media group. BVB coach Edin Terzic trusts Rummenigge to “change this”.

In addition, the different philosophy contributes to the superiority of the German record champions. “Bayern Munich usually does not need to sell star players to improve their balance sheet. In Dortmund, instead, there is already talk of leaving Jude Bellingham. FC Bayern would not sell such a player,” said the 67-year-old .

In the top game on Saturday evening (6.30 p.m.) in Dortmund, the 1980 European champion expects an open matter. “If you look at all the squads in the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich has the strongest squad and Dortmund the second-strongest squad. But with over 80,000 people in the stadium, a lot is possible,” said Rummenigge. When the atmosphere heats up, “then it can inspire a lot of respect for a professional. When the fans get going in the south stand, it’s comparable to Real Madrid’s Bernabeu, I’ve experienced it firsthand.”

BVB, News: Hamann warns Dortmund against Moukoko bank space

TV expert and ex-Bayern star Dietmar Hamann warned Edin Terzic not to put his youngster Youssoufa Moukoko on the bench in the game against FC Bayern. “I say clearly: He has to play on Saturday now, if you take him out again now, you’ll lose the player for this season and he won’t sign a contract either,” warned Hamann picture.

This is also due to the fact that his competitor and newcomer Anthony Modeste has been acting “like a foreign body” in Dortmund so far. “What I don’t like: They made 30 crosses against Schalke and 25 against Cologne and then they say they can’t find him. I’ve observed him a bit and got the feeling that he can’t get into these positions anymore, where he’s competing got to.”

At the time of Sébastien Haller’s illness, the commitment made sense on paper, “but now you have to say that it wasn’t a good move, even for the money it cost.”

He sees Moukoko, whose contract expires after the season, as “the much better option”, although the youngster still has many steps to take. “He’s still very young. He just didn’t get the chance in the last few months, it feels like he’s hardly played.”

Hamann’s tip for the game: “I think Dortmund has a very good chance of taking something with them or even beating Bayern.” His hope as a fan is “that they meet as equals and that Dortmund go into the game with confidence and really test Bayern”.

BVB, News: Top game without captain Reus – Hummels use possible

Borussia Dortmund is going into the top duel with Bayern Munich with Mats Hummels returning, but without captain Marco Reus and probably also without regular goalkeeper Gregor Kobel. As coach Edin Terzic explained on Friday’s PK, Reus was ill in addition to his ankle injury: “So he couldn’t take the right steps in his rehabilitation.”

At Kobel, the final training must be awaited. But you can rely on Alexander Meyer, as the substitute goalkeeper recently proved again with a strong performance at FC Sevilla (4-1), said Terzic. Hummels, Marius Wolf and Gio Reyna are “back in training”, but Reyna will definitely not be enough for a starting eleven.

You can read more statements from Terzic about Moukoko, Modeste and Bellingham here.

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