Berlin, March 1 -- After losing 3-2 to Bayern Munich in a thrilling German Klassiker, Borussia Dortmund faces challenges that threaten the club's future competitiveness.
After exiting from the German Cup and UEFA Champions League, Dortmund's hopes for the Bundesliga title almost vanished, as it trailed by 11 points with 10 matches remaining.
A full realignment appears necessary.
While club leaders regarded the league's second place as the new objective, a slow breakup of the current squad is approaching.
"We still have goals and intend to qualify for the Champions League as the league's runner-up," coach Niko Kovac said.
The club's CEO Carsten Cramer emphasized the importance of efficiency in talent scouting and creativity in squad man...