Recent content by chipper05

To be honest: This guy is a babbler. As norwegian he has a close relationship to Haaland, but nothing else. He knows nothing about Dortmund! All germans are laughing about him!

I am always astonished when I read things like this. It seems that most of the United-fans have not realized that Dortmund is not willing to sell Sancho - they will be glad when he stays another year. It is exactly the same situation than last year: There is a gentlemen agreement with Sancho...

I can tell you: He made huge improvements! You will not believe if you followed him closely during the last years. There are two main aspects which are related to each other. His behave defensively has improved tremendously; he is working backwards better than ever. In the meantime his attitude...

You have not understand the transfer policy from Dortmund up to now - there is nothing to tell Dortmund from Manchester United. Dortmund already sets the prize and deadline for Sancho - same like last year - and either Sanchos side (his manager) brings a club who will fullfill exactly what...

Both numbers are not right - even if sky reported them. First: As part of the agreement Dortmund told the agent of Sancho the expected transfer fee (trustworthy sources said 120 millions euros), there were no direct negotiations because the agent could not present a club, which will pay that...

I can give you a very short reply: Dortmund decided in 2013 (!) not to give anyone a release clause - may be last year for the first time they made an exception for Haaland - but especially for younger players they found another solution: If there is an exceptionel offer during the next years...

Not only this year - it was the same last year. There is a gentlemen agreement with the player. If he brings a club who will pay the transfer fee Dortmund expects up to the deadline (may be end of European Championship or start of preparation like last year) Sancho can go. If not he has to stay...

Have you read the whole text? 1.) Of course does Dortmund sell players, like every club in the world! The main part was part two: they have not to sell players, this makes the difference. It is not a question of money they need to survive! 2.) A very, very big number of players you mentioned...

It is a fairy tale that Dortmund is a selling club - if you mean they have to sell players. I think there are not many clubs with such a strict transfer-idea: Yes, a player can leave, if the conditions of Dortmund are fullfilled. If not the player will stay. And this is always a very clear...