Team planning is underway
According to sporting director Sebastian Kehl, Borussia Dortmund enter the final sprint of the Bundesliga season with an attacking goal. « We want to be German champions! » the 43-year-old told the « Ruhr Nachrichten » and put it so directly for the first time.
21. Jamie Bynoe-Gittens – Salary: around 2.5 million euros per year*
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*Information according to « picture », partly with bonuses
Status: March 2023
20. Julian Ryerson – Salary: 3 million euros per year
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20. Giovanni Reyna – Salary: 3 million euros per year
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19. Gregor Kobel – Salary: 3.5 million euros per year
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17. Nico Schlotterbeck – Salary: 4.5 million euros per year
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17. Salih Özcan – Salary: 4.5 million euros per year
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15. Mahmoud Dahoud – Salary: 5 million euros per year
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15. Marius Wolf – Salary: 5 million euros per year
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13. Karim Adeyemi – Salary: 5.5 million euros per year*
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13. Raphaël Guerreiro – Salary: €5.5m per year
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8. Anthony Modeste – Salary: €6m per year
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8. Youssoufa Moukoko – Salary: 6 million euros per year
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8. Jude Bellingham – Salary: 6 million euros per year
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8. Nico Schulz – Salary: 6 million euros per year
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8. Donyell Malen – Salary: 6 million euros per year
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7. Julian Brandt – Salary: 7 million euros per year
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6. Thomas Meunier – Salary: 7.5 million euros per year
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5. Emre Can – Salary: 8.5 million euros per year
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3. Sébastien Haller – Salary: €10 million per year
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3. Mats Hummels – Salary: 10 million euros per year
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2. Niklas Süle – Salary: 11 million euros per year
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1. Marco Reus – Salary: 12 million euros per year
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« He is only two points behind Bayern Munich. We still have six games ahead of us, » Kehl said, noting that four of them will be at their own stadium: « We are the strongest team of the league at home and we are still capable of starting a run. We haven’t lost sight of our goal of winning the title. » At this late stage in the season, BVB are as close as « they get. » hasn’t been in years, » said Kehl. The sporting director is confident that the second most valuable team in the league has « the necessary quality ». a bit of anger, absolute greed, the unconditional will to defend our goal together and, of course, the support of our supporters. Everything is possible with this package.
At the same time, the ex-professional also pointed out that winning the league is no longer in your hands, but depends on Bayern’s mistakes (at the table).
“But we want to keep the pressure on. This is only possible with consecutive wins. And that’s what we want to start against Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday, » Kehl said ahead of the game against Europa League winners Hesse. « It’s not over yet! I said it after the game in Munich, » Kehl stressed ahead of Matchday 29: « But we are well advised to take care of ourselves and not trip each other up again. » On the final matchday, the Westphalians played against relegation-threatened VfB Stuttgart squandered a great chance as they gave up a 2-0, 3-2 lead against a decimated Swabian side, while Bayern did not go beyond a draw against TSG Hoffenheim .
« We thought we had already experienced the dumbest thing this season: the home defeat against Werder Bremen. Today’s game is even better. (…) I have a hard time finding the words to explain why it happened. We missed a huge opportunity, » said BVB coach Edin Terzic afterwards, « brutally disappointed ». Kehl showed understanding for the coach’s reaction to the newspaper: « We were extremely disappointed and angry after the game. Sometimes those feelings have to come out. We missed a great opportunity. The criticism is absolutely deserved, even if it hurts. Still, there’s no point in constantly looking in the rear-view mirror. We expect to do much better in the next game against Eintracht Frankfurt. And the fans rightly expect it too.
Asked what he thinks of the recently stronger critics and expectations of leading player Marco Reus, Kehl kept a low profile: « It’s not about individuals. In Stuttgart we missed him a lot. as a team after the break. We expect everyone to subordinate everything to common success and our goals. We are on the home stretch of the season, we want to look ahead and attack! « Open contract problems for players like Reus, Raphael Guerreiro and Mats Hummels are still unresolved.
“Of course, these plans continue alongside current affairs. We have a clear vision that is not clouded by individual achievements and results. The players we spoke to know our assessments and expectations. No decision has been made so far, » said the sporting director.
13 Schalke 04 – 2017 – 6 players – Total value: €18.05m
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Sead Kolasinac, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, Sascha Riether, Timon Wellenreuther, Phil Neumann and Joshua Bitter
13 Eintracht Frankfurt – 2018 – 5 players – total value: €18.05m
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Lukas Hradecky, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Alexander Meier, Renat Dadashov, Leon Bätge
12 Bayern Munich – 2007 – 3 players – total value: €18.25m
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Claudio Pizarro, Hasan Salihamidzic and Ali Karimi
11 Hamburger SV – 2011 – 8 players – total value: €19.35m
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Ruud van Nistelrooy, Piotr Trochowski, Zé Roberto, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting, Frank Rost, Tunay Torun, Collin Benjamin, Kai-Fabian Schulz
10 Borussia Mönchengladbach – 2022 – 4 players – total value: €19.55m
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Matthias Ginter, Keanan Bennetts, Andreas Poulsen, Famana Quizera
9 Schalke 04 – 2022 – 13 players – Total value: €20.15m
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Kevin Kuranyi, Marcelo Bordon, Ze Roberto, Vicente Sanchez, Besart Ibraimi, Carlos Grossmuller, Mineiro, Danny Latza, Mohamed Amsif, Bogdan Muller, Emin Yalin, Marvin Pachan, Predrag Stevanovic
8 Schalke 04 – 2016 – 2 players – Total value: €25m
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Joel Matip, Roman Neustadter
7 Eintracht Frankfurt – 2023 – 1 player – total value: €30m
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Daichi Kamada
6 Schalke 04 – 2018 – 3 players – Total value: €40.55m
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Leon Goretzka, Haji Wright and Luke Hemmerich
5 Bayern Munich – 2006 – 3 players – total value: €43.6m
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Michael Ballack, Ze Roberto and Jan Schlosser
4 Borussia Dortmund – 2014 – 1 player – total value: €50m
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Robert Lewandowski
3 Bayern Munich – 2022 – 3 players – total value: €50.5m
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Niklas Süle, Corentin Tolisso, Ron-Thorben Hoffmann
2 Borussia Mönchengladbach – 2023 – 3 players – total value: €54.5m
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Marcus Thuram, Ramy Bensebaini and Lars Stindl
1 Bayern Munich – 2022 – 3 players – Total value: €68.5m
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David Alaba, Jerome Boateng, Javi Martinez
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