Because of Bellingham: ex-boss Rummenigge taunts BVB violently – "Bayern Munich doesn't need it"
Created: 08/10/2022 15:13
By: Patrick Mayer
Ex-Bayern bosses: Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.
© IMAGO / Sven Simon
Borussia Dortmund welcomes FC Bayern today.
What does Edi Terzic say?
What Julian Nagelsmann?
We summarize the votes on the Bundesliga cracker for you.
Dortmund/Munich - It is the classic of German football par excellence: Challenger Borussia Dortmund will face FC Bayern in the Bundesliga this Saturday evening (from 6.30 p.m., here in the live ticker).
BVB vs. FC Bayern: What do Edin Terzic and Julian Nagelsmann say about the Bundesliga classic?
The people of Munich traveled from the south to Westphalia with the heavy burden that Thomas Müller did not get fit for the mega hit in time after his corona infection.
In black and yellow, the protagonists hope that captain Marco Reus, who was injured last, will play.
Is it enough for the BVB captain?
What do Dortmund coach Edin Terzic and Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann explain about their tactics?
And which of the bosses is speaking at the microphone?
IPPEN.MEDIA
summarizes the voices from Sky and from the stadium on the German giants duel:
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (former CEO FC Bayern) before the game...
... in an interview with the
Funke Mediengruppe
about Dortmund's Jew Bellingham:
"Bayern Munich usually doesn't need to sell star players to improve their balance sheet.
In Dortmund, there is already talk of leaving Jude Bellingham.
FC Bayern would not sell such a player."
... about the recent coaching history at BVB:
"Jürgen Klopp held a key position in Dortmund, he held the club together and raised it to a new level.
Since his departure, Dortmund have lacked consistency in the coaching position.”
… about the starting position before the Bundesliga cracker:
“If you look at all the squads in the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich has the strongest and Dortmund the second strongest squad.
But with the more than 80,000 people in the stadium, a lot is possible.
When the mood boils up, it can inspire a lot of respect for a professional.
When the fans get going in the south stand, it's comparable to the Bernabeu of Real Madrid, I've experienced that firsthand."
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