Freekick GOAAAL MARCO REUS 😭💛
I miss that feeling of being excited to watch BVB because of him so much, you have no idea what this does to me man
Still shining in his immaculate maturity 🐐
tacticos on here will try to tell you straight to your face that this goal was scored with pure luck and kovac with the players have no idea what they’re doing because this never happened in their football manager save in year 2045 btw just smile and nod
In January 2020 Brighton were linked to Amiens forward Serhou Guirassy, however a move didn’t happen.
Fast forward to 24/25, Guirassy has been assisted by Pascal Groß at Dortmund for 5 of his goals this season.
What a partnership this could’ve been at Brighton 🤯 #BHAFC
18 - @Guirassy_19 is just the second player to score 18+ goals in consecutive Bundesliga seasons with those two different clubs (also 28 for VfB Stuttgart in 2023-24) after Timo Konietzka (22 for Dortmund in 1964-65 and 26 for 1860 Munich in 1965-66). GU18ASSY.
🚨⚫️🟡 Enzo #Millot is on the list of #BVB for the next summer transfer window ✔️
He can leave VfB Stuttgart in the upcoming summer due to a release clause amounting to €18-20m.
22 y/o top midfielder with a contract valid until 2028. Sven Mislintat knows him very well and was the one who brought him to #VfB. However, no decision has been made yet on whether they want to pursue him seriously.
@berger_pj@_dennisbayer@SkySportDE 🇫🇷
Maximilian Beier: "In my view, there was more in it. The penalty is debatable. It’s not a clear and obvious error, so he doesn’t need to go out and review it. We’ll take the point and aim to do better next weekend at home against Hoffenheim."
Referee Tobias Stieler on Gladbach's penalty: "On the field, I was, of course, watching the ball as the goalkeeper (Gregor Kobel) saved it. I did have a suspicion of holding, but making a penalty call based on suspicion is difficult. Then I was in contact with Tobias Reichel, my video assistant, who reviewed the scene thoroughly. He informed me it was a holding offense."
Stieler: "The Dortmund player (Groß) was entirely opponent-focused. He wasn’t looking at the ball at all but only at his opponent, pulling him down by the neck. It cannot be ruled out that Kleindienst would have reached the ball without this holding. At the end of the day, it’s a video penalty. Not every hold warrants a penalty, but there has to be a certain degree of goal danger and opportunity."
Pascal Groß: "For me, that’s not a penalty, clearly not. And definitely not something for the VAR to intervene in, as it’s not a clear and obvious error. When you see his (Kleindienst’s) duel behavior, he’s using both hands on me, and I’m on him. I wasn’t pulling his jersey; we were both pushing on each other’s bodies. He’s pushing just as much. That’s never a penalty. I told him (Stieler) I don’t understand why VAR intervened."
Nuri Sahin: "Of course, you can discuss whether it’s a penalty. But I don’t think the VAR should step in. Otherwise, you’d have to intervene all the time. For me, it’s not a clear and obvious error. But that’s how it was decided, so I’ll leave it at that."
Marco Reus on going to LA Galaxy and playing in the final: "I didn’t come here just to wind down my career. We had big plans as a team this year, and I personally did as well. We’re still on schedule. We’ve got one or two days left until the final. I hope it works out. It’ll be a race against time, but you always have to stay positive, and I am."
Reus: "This is, without a doubt, the game of the year at the club level. There’s a special atmosphere at the club right now. You know there’s just one game left, and if you win, you’re champions. It’s a big deal, and you can feel the city living for it. Of course, it’s different here compared to Europe, or even Dortmund. The capacity alone is different. Here, we have about 30,000 fans in the stadium; in Dortmund, it’s 50,000 more, with the Yellow Wall. But I have to say, the fans here have supported us to the very end, and they will continue to do so. We’ll need them in the final, too. It’s an incredible experience playing here. The stands are very close to the field, and the fans love the excitement - they dance and sing. It’s very different from Europe, but it’s beautiful because they make you feel welcome and free."
Reus: "Winning a title abroad after just three or four months here would be huge. You can feel how much everyone at the club wants it. So, we hope we can make it happen and win the game - hopefully with me as one of the key players." [RTL/ntv]
Dinamo Zagreb's Petar Sucic and Martin Baturina are reportedly on the radar of Borussia Dortmund. There is also increased interest from England in Felix Nmecha. Nmecha’s performances have reportedly sparked interest from several Premier League clubs, which names Manchester United, Chelsea, and Newcastle as potential suitors, although without further specifics. Nmecha is under contract with BVB until 2028, and a departure in the winter is out of the question. Even next year, Dortmund would undoubtedly demand a hefty fee for him. On potential midfield transfers, Zagreb's Sucic and Baturina as possible targets for Dortmund. BVB has reportedly contacted the players' representatives. However, until the future of players like Can, Gio Reyna, or Julian Brandt - all under contract until 2026 - is clarified, no concrete moves are expected.
Lars Ricken: “He reminds me a lot of Jude. I’m glad he’s finally settled in and staying injury-free. If he continues to play like this, he’s an incredible player." [@SkySportDE, BILD]
Felix #Nmecha steht im Fokus mehrerer Premier-League-Klubs. Sowohl Newcastle United als auch der FC Chelsea und Manchester United haben großes Interesse an ihm. Für Borussia Dortmund käme ein Wechsel jedoch nur bei einer hohen Ablösesumme in Frage.
🗞️ @BILD#BVB
🇰🇷 Presidents of South Korea
1. Syngman Rhee (1948–1960) – Overthrown.
2. Yun Bo-seon (1960–1962) – Overthrown.
3. Park Chung-hee (1962–1979) – Assassinated.
4. Choi Kyu-hah (1979–1980) – Removed by a military coup.
5. Chun Doo-hwan (1981–1988) – Sentenced to death after his presidency.
6. Roh Tae-woo (1988–1993) – Sentenced to 22 years in prison after his presidency.
7. Kim Young-sam (1993–1998) – Imprisoned during the term of President No. 3. As president, secured convictions against two of his predecessors.
8. Kim Dae-jung (1998–2003) – Imprisoned under President No. 3 and sentenced to death under President No. 5 (later pardoned). Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
9. Roh Moo-hyun (2003–2008) – Impeached (later overturned by the Constitutional Court). Investigated for corruption after his term and committed suicide.
10. Lee Myung-bak (2008–2013) – Arrested for corruption after his presidency; sentenced to 15 years in prison.
11. Park Geun-hye (2013–2016) – Impeached and arrested for corruption; sentenced to 24 years in prison.
12. Moon Jae-in – Recent president; no imprisonment.
13. Yoon Suk Yeol – Impeachment likely.
📸: Yoon Suk Yeol
✍️ Dortmund - Bayern Munich: Tactical Analysis
➖Bayern Munich Fullbacks & Wingers to generate space behind;
➖Dortmund exploited Bayern Munich's man-oriented press, especially on the wings;
➖Bayern Munich positional fluidity between the midfielders.
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#Dortmund goal vs #BayernMunich in the #Bundesliga
- 4-3-3 finding the free player in build up
- Build up vs a man oriented press
- Use individual quality to gain advantage
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