Borussia Dortmund News

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We look back at some special moments on and off the pitch. In our third and final chapter, the change of coach, a century of handball and a women\u2019s attendance record take centre-stage.&nbsp;(<a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/en/news/news-overview/news.html/2024/12/26/09-Black-Yellow-moments-in-2024-Part-1.html\" target=\"_blank\">Click here to read Part 1<\/a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/en/news/news-overview/news.html/2024/12/29/09-Black-Yellow-moments-in-2024-Part-2.html\" target=\"_blank\">click here to read Part 2.<\/a>)<br>\n<\/p>\n","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"A year full of Black & Yellow memories is drawing to a close. We look back at some special moments on and off the pitch. In our third and final chapter, the change of coach, a century of handball and a women\u2019s attendance record take centre-stage. (Click here to read Part 1 and click here to read Part 2.)","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"disableAdsOnNewsPage":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"disableAdsOnNewsPage","title":"Disable Ads on News Page","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":"<p><b>Nuri Sahin replaces Edin Terzic<\/b><\/p>\n<p>The Champions League final was Edin Terzic\u2019s final match as head coach. Twelve days later, he asked for his contract to be terminated. He was succeeded by Nuri Sahin. Sahin had been brought onto the coaching staff as an assistant along with Sven Bender at Terzic\u2019s request at the turn of the year and held his first session at the training camp in Marbella. In the summer, Sahin replaced Terzic and took his first training session as head coach \u2013 6,914 days after his first Bundesliga appearance for Borussia Dortmund. Back then, on 6 August 2005 in Wolfsburg, he became the youngest player to appear for BVB at 16 years of age. Now, at 35, he\u2019s BVB\u2019s youngest-ever coach.<\/p>\n<p><b>100 years of handball at Borussia Dortmund<\/b><\/p>\n<p>The meeting of more than 60 players who were active between the 1970s and the present day was like a big class reunion, with plenty of stories and anecdotes as well as special memories of great successes, promotions and relegations. The &quot;alumni reunion&quot; served as the starting point for the celebrations to mark the <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de/aktuelles/news/news.html/2024/12/30/365-Tage-lang-100-Jahre-Handball\">100<sup>th<\/sup> anniversary of the handball department<\/a>. A special exhibition at the BOROSSEUM shed light on the history of the department. The situation in the present day is as follows: the team is part of the leading pack in the league and inflicted a first Bundesliga defeat upon HB Ludwigsburg since March 2021. The women\u2019s handballers are also back in the final round of the DHB-Pokal for the first time in eight years and have qualified for the group stages of the European League as well.<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/handball/2024/12/30/100-jahre-handball/Handball-Jubel.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Handball-Jubel-1734617024859\"><\/p>\n<p><b>BVB women\u2019s attendance record<\/b><\/p>\n<p>In front of a record crowd of 4,371 at Stadion Rote Erde, the women\u2019s footballers won their city derby against challengers TV Brechten 4-1 and virtually secured their fourth promotion in a row (now into the Westfalenliga). The previous attendance record had stood at 1,625 spectators for the first competitive league match against BV Brambauer in September 2021. The promotion to the Westfalenliga then resulted in the first derby in the history of Black &amp; Yellow women\u2019s football. BVB drew 0-0 away to Schalke.<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/30/r-ckblick-2024-teil-3/Frauen-Brechten.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Frauen-Brechten-1734617033394\"><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"<p><b>Nuri Sahin replaces Edin Terzic<\/b><\/p>\n<p>The Champions League final was Edin Terzic\u2019s final match as head coach. Twelve days later, he asked for his contract to be terminated. He was succeeded by Nuri Sahin. Sahin had been brought onto the coaching staff as an assistant along with Sven Bender at Terzic\u2019s request at the turn of the year and held his first session at the training camp in Marbella. In the summer, Sahin replaced Terzic and took his first training session as head coach \u2013 6,914 days after his first Bundesliga appearance for Borussia Dortmund. Back then, on 6 August 2005 in Wolfsburg, he became the youngest player to appear for BVB at 16 years of age. Now, at 35, he\u2019s BVB\u2019s youngest-ever coach.<\/p>\n<p><b>100 years of handball at Borussia Dortmund<\/b><\/p>\n<p>The meeting of more than 60 players who were active between the 1970s and the present day was like a big class reunion, with plenty of stories and anecdotes as well as special memories of great successes, promotions and relegations. The &quot;alumni reunion&quot; served as the starting point for the celebrations to mark the <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de/aktuelles/news/news.html/2024/12/30/365-Tage-lang-100-Jahre-Handball\">100<sup>th<\/sup> anniversary of the handball department<\/a>. A special exhibition at the BOROSSEUM shed light on the history of the department. The situation in the present day is as follows: the team is part of the leading pack in the league and inflicted a first Bundesliga defeat upon HB Ludwigsburg since March 2021. The women\u2019s handballers are also back in the final round of the DHB-Pokal for the first time in eight years and have qualified for the group stages of the European League as well.<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/handball/2024/12/30/100-jahre-handball/Handball-Jubel.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Handball-Jubel-1734617024859\"><\/p>\n<p><b>BVB women\u2019s attendance record<\/b><\/p>\n<p>In front of a record crowd of 4,371 at Stadion Rote Erde, the women\u2019s footballers won their city derby against challengers TV Brechten 4-1 and virtually secured their fourth promotion in a row (now into the Westfalenliga). The previous attendance record had stood at 1,625 spectators for the first competitive league match against BV Brambauer in September 2021. The promotion to the Westfalenliga then resulted in the first derby in the history of Black &amp; Yellow women\u2019s football. BVB drew 0-0 away to Schalke.<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/30/r-ckblick-2024-teil-3/Frauen-Brechten.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Frauen-Brechten-1734617033394\"><\/p>\n","exportedType":"text/html"},"id":"editable-21282d0667","prio":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"prio","title":"Prio (Clubplatform)","multiValue":false,"value":true,"exportedType":"boolean"},"headline":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"headline","title":"Headline","multiValue":false,"value":"09 Black & Yellow moments in 2024 \u2013 Part 3","exportedType":"text/plain"},"matchId":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"matchId","title":"match id","multiValue":false,"exportedType":"text/plain"},"data-layer":"{\"editable-21282d0667\":{\"@type\":\"/apps/bvbweb/components/newssliderelements/editable\",\"linkUrl\":\"https://www.bvb.de/de/en/news/news-overview/news.html/2024/12/30/09-Black-Yellow-moments-in-2024-Part-3.html\"}}","author":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"author","title":"Author","multiValue":false,"exportedType":"text/plain"},"teaserType":"relatedContent","match":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"content-fragment","name":"match","title":"Related Match","multiValue":false,"exportedType":"text/plain"},"alt":"Sahin.jpg","externalId":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"externalId","title":"External ID (Clubplatform)","multiValue":false,"value":"866481195","exportedType":"text/plain"},"displayOnHome":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"displayOnHome","title":"Display in news wall on homepage","multiValue":false,"value":true,"exportedType":"boolean"},"url":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"url","title":"Vanity URL (LEAVE EMPTY FOR AUTOMATIC VANITY URL. 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The first steps towards achieving that goal were achieved at Halle Nette in Dortmund on Sunday. The BVB women established themselves as the best team in the group phase with five victories and will therefore compete in the Indoor City Championship finals on 11/01/2025.<br>\n<\/p>\n","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"After winning the Indoor City Championship title last season, the objective this year was to defend the title. The first steps towards achieving that goal were achieved at Halle Nette in Dortmund on Sunday. The BVB women established themselves as the best team in the group phase with five victories and will therefore compete in the Indoor City Championship finals on 11/01/2025.","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"disableAdsOnNewsPage":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"disableAdsOnNewsPage","title":"Disable Ads on News Page","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":"<p>The squad for the group phase of the Indoor City Championship on Sunday consisted of five players from the first team: goalkeeper Katharina Jäger, Mandy Reinhardt, Kimberly Becker, Nora Willeke and Angelina Weber. Shot-stopper Celina Hoffmann, Lea Rüskamp, Charlotte Weber and Julia Gödecke from the second team completed the squad.<\/p>\n<p>The Black &amp; Yellows beat TuS Esborn, last year's semi-finalists, by a 6-0 scoreline in their first match. Captain&nbsp;Reinhardt initially fired BVB into the lead, before&nbsp;C. Weber and A. Weber increased the advantage to 3-0.&nbsp;Willeke, Schweißinger and C. Weber again scored the remaining three goals to complete the 6-0 win.<\/p>\n<p>The Borussia ladies ran out 12-0 winners in the second game.&nbsp;SF Westfalia Hagen were the opponents.&nbsp;Reinhardt, Willeke, Schweißinger and Rüskamp each added themselves to the scoresheet with a brace. In addition,&nbsp;Gödecke, A. Weber, C. Weber and Becker also found the back of the net.<\/p>\n<p>TuS Körne were the opponents in the third game of the day.&nbsp;Rüskamp opened the scoring with the first goal, before Reinhardt made it 2-0. The Dortmund ladies then conceded their first goal through Marie Schulz. However,&nbsp;Schweißinger re-established the two-goal cushion.&nbsp;Gödecke, A. Weber and Becker also added their names to the scoresheet.<\/p>\n<p>The BVB women won their fourth match against&nbsp;SV Eintracht Dorstfeld 7-0.&nbsp;Reinhardt and Gödecke both bagged braces, with&nbsp;Rüskamp and Schweißinger also scoring goals. It ultimately finished 7-0 following a Dorstfeld own goal.<\/p>\n<p>The Borussia ladies also strolled to victory in their final match.&nbsp;The Black &amp; Yellows ran out 12-0 victors against hosts SG TuS Deusen / DJK Nette, with Rüskamp, C. Weber, Gödecke, Schweißinger and Willeke scoring two goals each. Reinhardt and Becker also netted a goal apiece.<\/p>\n<p>The Borussia Dortmund women will now compete in the final round of the Indoor City Championship in the Helmut-Körnig-Halle on 11 January. 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Weber again scored the remaining three goals to complete the 6-0 win.<\/p>\n<p>The Borussia ladies ran out 12-0 winners in the second game.&nbsp;SF Westfalia Hagen were the opponents.&nbsp;Reinhardt, Willeke, Schweißinger and Rüskamp each added themselves to the scoresheet with a brace. In addition,&nbsp;Gödecke, A. Weber, C. Weber and Becker also found the back of the net.<\/p>\n<p>TuS Körne were the opponents in the third game of the day.&nbsp;Rüskamp opened the scoring with the first goal, before Reinhardt made it 2-0. The Dortmund ladies then conceded their first goal through Marie Schulz. However,&nbsp;Schweißinger re-established the two-goal cushion.&nbsp;Gödecke, A. Weber and Becker also added their names to the scoresheet.<\/p>\n<p>The BVB women won their fourth match against&nbsp;SV Eintracht Dorstfeld 7-0.&nbsp;Reinhardt and Gödecke both bagged braces, with&nbsp;Rüskamp and Schweißinger also scoring goals. 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We look back at some special moments on and off the pitch. In the second of our three chapters, the departure of Marco Reus, the 50<sup>th<\/sup> birthday of the stadium and the promotion of the table tennis team are the focal points.&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/en/news/news-overview/news.html/2024/12/26/09-Black-Yellow-moments-in-2024-Part-1.html\" target=\"_blank\">(Click here to read Part 1.)<\/a>.<br>\n<\/p>\n","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"A year full of Black & Yellow memories is drawing to a close. We look back at some special moments on and off the pitch. In the second of our three chapters, the departure of Marco Reus, the 50th birthday of the stadium and the promotion of the table tennis team are the focal points. 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As the teams ran out onto the pitch, the BVB fans displayed a choreography featuring an oversized shirt with the No. 11 and the caption: &quot;Thank you, Marco!&quot; <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de/aktuelles/news/news.html/News/Uebersicht/Dortmunder-Junge.-Schwarzgelbe-Legende-das-letzte-Heimspiel-von-Marco-Reus.html\">In his 294th and final Bundesliga appearance<\/a>&nbsp;in a 12-year spell with the Black &amp; Yellows, he bade farewell with a goal against Darmstadt (a beautifully converted free-kick). During the goal celebrations, he was lifted into the air by his team-mates. In the 82<sup>nd<\/sup> minute, Reus was substituted to applause from the entire stadium and a guard of honour from his team-mates. &quot;It was the last game for me at home \u2013 I wanted to enjoy it and am unbelievably grateful for the love that people have shown for me in the last years. I hope I was able to give something back,&quot; he said.<\/p>\n<p><b>The stadium turns 50 years old<\/b><\/p>\n<p>The most beautiful stadium in the world is now 50 years old. The big party with numerous activities came four days after the anniversary (2 April 1974) at the game against VfB Stuttgart. The team took to the field in a special shirt, the Dortmund Philharmonic Orchestra played the 'Triumph March' live, a birthday guard of honour welcomed the players, women\u2019s players from the first match in the then newly built Westfalenstadion accompanied the team onto the pitch and the fans created a choreography across all the stands of SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. BVB lost the match because Serhou Guirassy \u2013 still a VfB Stuttgart player at the time \u2013 converted one of the few counter-attacking chances to seal a 1-0 win for the visitors. &quot;It was an extraordinarily good atmosphere up until the 99<sup>th<\/sup> minute, in part because the fans could sense we invested everything, really everything,&quot; said head coach Edin Terzic.<\/p>\n<p><b><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/r-ckblick-2024-teil-2/Choreo-Stadion-Geburtstag.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Choreo-Stadion-Geburtstag-1734615949260\"><\/b><\/p>\n<p><b>The table-tennis team celebrate Bundesliga promotion<\/b><\/p>\n<p>The table-tennis team defended top spot in the 2. Bundesliga with a hard-fought 5-5 draw in their final match of the season against TTC OE Bad Homburg 1987. It was 23-year-old Kirill Fadeev who spectacularly turned around a 5-4 deficit and got the point that decided the title. The table-tennis team were 2. Bundesliga champions for the third time after 2002 and 2010. On the occasion of their third title triumph, they exercised their right to be promoted: the Black &amp; Yellows are competing in the TTBL for the first time in the club\u2019s history. A good 1,000 spectators attended the first Table Tennis Bundesliga home game at the Brügmann-Halle. Borussia were very narrowly beaten by ASV Grünwettersbach.<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/tischtennis/2024/11/26/vorbericht-bad-homburg/Tischtennis.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Tischtennis-1734615968773\"><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"<p><b>Dortmund boy. Black &amp; Yellow legend \u2013 Marco Reus\u2019 final home game<\/b><\/p>\n<p>&quot;I don\u2019t and did not like being the centre of attention, that\u2019s my nature,&quot; said Marco Reus prior to his final home game with BVB at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. But he had no other choice. As the teams ran out onto the pitch, the BVB fans displayed a choreography featuring an oversized shirt with the No. 11 and the caption: &quot;Thank you, Marco!&quot; <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/de/aktuelles/news/news.html/News/Uebersicht/Dortmunder-Junge.-Schwarzgelbe-Legende-das-letzte-Heimspiel-von-Marco-Reus.html\">In his 294th and final Bundesliga appearance<\/a>&nbsp;in a 12-year spell with the Black &amp; Yellows, he bade farewell with a goal against Darmstadt (a beautifully converted free-kick). During the goal celebrations, he was lifted into the air by his team-mates. In the 82<sup>nd<\/sup> minute, Reus was substituted to applause from the entire stadium and a guard of honour from his team-mates. &quot;It was the last game for me at home \u2013 I wanted to enjoy it and am unbelievably grateful for the love that people have shown for me in the last years. I hope I was able to give something back,&quot; he said.<\/p>\n<p><b>The stadium turns 50 years old<\/b><\/p>\n<p>The most beautiful stadium in the world is now 50 years old. The big party with numerous activities came four days after the anniversary (2 April 1974) at the game against VfB Stuttgart. The team took to the field in a special shirt, the Dortmund Philharmonic Orchestra played the 'Triumph March' live, a birthday guard of honour welcomed the players, women\u2019s players from the first match in the then newly built Westfalenstadion accompanied the team onto the pitch and the fans created a choreography across all the stands of SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. BVB lost the match because Serhou Guirassy \u2013 still a VfB Stuttgart player at the time \u2013 converted one of the few counter-attacking chances to seal a 1-0 win for the visitors. &quot;It was an extraordinarily good atmosphere up until the 99<sup>th<\/sup> minute, in part because the fans could sense we invested everything, really everything,&quot; said head coach Edin Terzic.<\/p>\n<p><b><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/r-ckblick-2024-teil-2/Choreo-Stadion-Geburtstag.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Choreo-Stadion-Geburtstag-1734615949260\"><\/b><\/p>\n<p><b>The table-tennis team celebrate Bundesliga promotion<\/b><\/p>\n<p>The table-tennis team defended top spot in the 2. Bundesliga with a hard-fought 5-5 draw in their final match of the season against TTC OE Bad Homburg 1987. It was 23-year-old Kirill Fadeev who spectacularly turned around a 5-4 deficit and got the point that decided the title. The table-tennis team were 2. 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Karim Adeyemi has a very special relationship with SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. But the 22-year-old is a very special guy: sensitive and speedy. We met Karim in the 1&amp;1 lodge. From here we have the best possible view over his \u201cliving room\u201d. Now he\u2019s back in the team and is hoping to help the Black &amp; Yellows get back to winning ways away from home. He knows his personal recipe for success: \u201cWhen I\u2019m relaxed about things, nothing can stop me.\u201d<\/p>\n","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"In love with a stadium. Karim Adeyemi has a very special relationship with SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. But the 22-year-old is a very special guy: sensitive and speedy. We met Karim in the 1&1 lodge. From here we have the best possible view over his \u201cliving room\u201d. Now he\u2019s back in the team and is hoping to help the Black & Yellows get back to winning ways away from home. He knows his personal recipe for success: \u201cWhen I\u2019m relaxed about things, nothing can stop me.\u201d","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"disableAdsOnNewsPage":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"disableAdsOnNewsPage","title":"Disable Ads on News Page","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":"<p>Late on 1 October, Karim Adeyemi stands in front of the TV cameras holding the award for best player of the game in his hands. With three goals and one assist, he had a big part to play in the 7-1 triumph over Glasgow Celtic. These are his 10th, 11th and 12th goals in the UEFA Champions League. At 22 years and 257 days of age, he has become the first German player in history to score ten or more goals in Europe\u2019s elite club competition before reaching his 23rd birthday. Adeyemi is in good spirits as he answers the reporters\u2019 questions, and gives the impression to the viewers at home that the reason he came off in the 48th minute was just precautionary after he took a light knock. 49 days after this game, we sit down for our interview. Karim Adeyemi has not taken to the field for his club since then. But now he\u2019s getting ready to re-enter the fray.&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p><b>Karim, what was the reason for the long period of absence?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;It was a bit more serious than I and all of us had hoped. The injury had to heal completely. That's why it took a little longer. Now I'm feeling good and I'm looking forward to being back in the stadium soon and hopefully picking up where I left off.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>How do you deal with injuries? Does it hurt even more when you're in top form?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;Of course I feel disappointed and sad, but then pretty quickly I say to myself: there's a reason for everything. I will look after my body even more and treat it even more professionally to avoid injuries as much as possible in future.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>What other preventative measures are you considering? <br>\n<\/b>&quot;You can always do more, both during training and afterwards during regeneration. Perhaps I should focus on nutrition more than I already do. There is always room for improvement in all areas.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/adeyemi-borussia/Adeyemi-Borussia-4.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Adeyemi-Borussia-4-1734427875001\"><br>\n<\/p>\n<p>On 4 February 2023, Karim Adeyemi reached a top speed of 36.66 km/h in the match against Sport-Club Freiburg. This is the highest value recorded by a Bundesliga player since data collection began in 2011.The BVB star held this record for over a year and a half, before it was beaten by two players near the start of the season: first by Sirlord Conteh of Heidenheim by one hundredth, then by Gerrit Holtmann from Bochum, measured at 36.74 km/h. When the eight-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt ran the 100 metres at 9.58 seconds in his race of the century, he achieved an average speed of 37.58 km/h and a maximum speed of 44.72 km/h - without the ball and the pressure of opponents, of course...<\/p>\n<p><b>What is the limit for professional footballers? Will the 40 km/h mark be broken?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;As a sprinter, I'm already asking myself: How can I get faster?And what can I do about it? The 100-metre sprinter runs the 100 metres in a dead straight line. With us, you never run in a straight line, even on a counter-attack from box to box. You always have to dodge someone and see where there's a gap.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>Were you a little annoyed that Conteh and Holtmann took the Bundesliga record away from you?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;I broke my own record myself, but not many people know that. That was in the Champions League. Mathias Kolodziej ( head of sports science at BVB, editor's note) analyses all the data. He made a little poster and put it in my locker. It said \u201837.3\u2019 on it. I asked him again and he confirmed this figure. 37.28 km/h in the game against Real Madrid.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>Speed is in your genes. Did you train it specifically in your childhood and youth?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;My father used to be very fast and my mum was very sporty. I never trained speed. I was always happy to be the fastest. That's clearly one of my strengths.&quot;<\/p>\n<p>Karim chose a very special place for the interview with BORUSSIA: SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. Here, where the heart of football beats every fortnight. The biggest and, in our opinion, the most beautiful stadium in Germany.<\/p>\n<p><b>What does SIGNAL IDUNA PARK mean to you? What makes you so happy here?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;I had my first contact with BVB in this stadium.I love being here.What the fans give us is impressive anyway. But even looking at the structure from the outside, to feel this power, it's special. I always get goosebumps when I come here. And when the fans welcome us with their songs as we warm up, it's incredible. There is no louder stadium than ours. I'm very happy to have a stand full of fans like this behind me. The stadium is special. It's really, really fun to play here.&quot;<\/p>\n<p>Karim grew up in Munich. He was born on 18 January 2002. His father is Nigerian, his mother Romanian. As a child, he played basketball and volleyball as well as football. As an eight-year-old, he joined Bayern Munich's U9 team, but returned to his first club, TSV Forstenried, less than two years later. From 2012 to 2018, he played for youth set-up of SpVgg Unterhaching. Perennial Austrian champions FC Salzburg then secured the services of the highly talented attacking player when he was 16 years old, for an impressive transfer fee.<\/p>\n<p><b>You played in Munich as a BVB supporter? How was that received?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;To be honest, that was after my time at FC Bayern. In his old job, my father drove a few people to a match in Dortmund and watched the game with them. When he got back, he told me that he had experienced an unbelievable atmosphere in the stadium. After that, we watched a lot of Dortmund on TV and we were always in favour of Dortmund. From then on, I had the desire: I absolutely want to play for Dortmund. I know what this club is, what the fans can give me. And the style of play suits me particularly well too. That's why I've felt very comfortable here since day one.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>At what point in your youth did you realise that you were not only better than others, but possibly good enough for the top level?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;I can't answer that specifically. When I first touched a ball, I knew I wanted to become a professional footballer. I realised early on that I had more talent than others. I perhaps also believed more than others that I could make it. For me, there was nothing else beyond wanting to become a professional footballer.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/adeyemi-borussia/Adeyemi-Borussia-3.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Adeyemi-Borussia-3-1734427700856\"><\/p>\n<p>On 20 February 2020, Karim Adeyemi made his debut for FC Salzburg's first team as a substitute in a Europa League away game to Eintracht Frankfurt (a 4-1 loss). He made his breakthrough in 2021/22: with 19 goals in 29 games, he finished the season as the top scorer in the Austrian Bundesliga. During his time in the Alps he won both the league and the cup three times. He has come close to winning trophies in Dortmund too. However, the medals have only been silver ones: in the Bundesliga in 2023 and in the UEFA Champions League in 2024.<\/p>\n<p><b>How long did you dwell on that moment from the 21st minute of the match, when you were played in one-on-one with Real Madrid goalkeeper Courtois by Mats Hummels' pass?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;For a very, very long time. But I didn't let myself get dragged down about it. On the contrary. I don't want to experience moments like that again, so I'm working hard to be more determined in front of goal and to capitalise on my chances.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>... which you were doing very well up until the beginning of October, with five goals and four assists for BVB and five goals for the U21 national team.<br>\n<\/b>&quot;Exactly. I'm no longer so worried about missing goalscoring opportunities. Of course, it would have been nice if I had found the back of the net in the final against Real Madrid. And of course I still have the images of Mainz in my head, and they will remain unforgettable. It still hurts very, very much that we couldn't capitalise on that moment. That's football. Hopefully we'll do better next time.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>Will there ever come a time when you look back not only with disappointment at losing the final or the Bundesliga, but also with some pride at what you have achieved? 30 other top teams were knocked out before they made it to Wembley.<br>\n<\/b>&quot;Sure, there's always a loser. But we didn't win the final. It sounds strange, but it will probably never feel good, even though we achieved something incredible.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>To create special moments on the pitch, you need to be slightly carefree. Franz Beckenbauer called these players who make the difference &quot;magicians&quot;. But a magician can't be too mature either. How much lightness do you need to retain and how much seriousness is required to be successful?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;That's probably different for every player. For me personally, I've realised that I need more freedom than having to be serious on the pitch. When I played for the U21s in September, I was relaxed - even more relaxed than before in Dortmund. And that's when I realised that nothing can stop me when I'm relaxed. I played two good games for the U21s. I went into the next games at BVB with these thoughts: \u2018If I play a bad game: it can happen, no problem! If I play a good game, I'll keep focusing on having fun'. And that worked. That's exactly how I'm going to approach the next few games. No matter what the people around me say. I'm going to do what's good for me.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>So in hindsight, was it good for you that you weren't called up for the senior national team by Julian Nagelsmann in September, even though the personal disappointment was probably huge at the time?<br>\n<\/b>\u201cAbsolutely! If I had got fit earlier, I would have been very happy to go to the November games for the U21s. Because that way helped me a lot.\u201d<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/adeyemi-borussia/Adeyemi-Borussia-2.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Adeyemi-Borussia-2-1734427929539\"><\/p>\n<p>A project in Nigeria, his father's home country, shows what makes Karim Adeyemi tick. The young footballer is involved in social projects that focus on education and supporting disadvantaged children. Through his foundation, he wants to offer them access to educational opportunities to give them the chance of a better future. Poverty is deeply rooted in Nigeria, with over 40% of the population living below the poverty line.<\/p>\n<p><b>What drives your projects?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;When I was ten years old, I went to Nigeria, the country of my ancestors, for the first time with my father and told him: \u2018If I manage to realise my dream of becoming a footballer and earning enough money, then I want to come back and help the people here so that they can have a better future.' In the meantime, I have set up a foundation with my father that pays scholarships for school visits or provides people with food, drink and medicine. At the end of last year, we had a well built to provide fresh, clean water.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>What was your childhood like?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;It wasn't easy for my parents to get by in Germany either. They had to work several jobs to just keep their heads above water. And I realised that people in Nigeria have even less. Now I want to give something back. If I ever have children, I will show them that not everyone has it as good and as easy as someone who was born and grew up in Germany.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>What does your family mean to you?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;Family is special. I would love to have them here all the time. I have a very close bond with my mum and dad. But the people who are very close to me are also family to me, even if it's not the same blood. With my wife, a new family has come to me; it's very nice to have her.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b><i>Author: Boris Rupert<br>\nPhotographer: Hendrik Deckers<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n<p><b>The text comes from the members' magazine BORUSSIA. BVB members receive BORUSSIA every month free of charge.<a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/Der-BVB/Mitgliedschaft/Mitglied-werden\"> Click here<\/a> to apply for membership.<\/b><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"<p>Late on 1 October, Karim Adeyemi stands in front of the TV cameras holding the award for best player of the game in his hands. With three goals and one assist, he had a big part to play in the 7-1 triumph over Glasgow Celtic. These are his 10th, 11th and 12th goals in the UEFA Champions League. At 22 years and 257 days of age, he has become the first German player in history to score ten or more goals in Europe\u2019s elite club competition before reaching his 23rd birthday. Adeyemi is in good spirits as he answers the reporters\u2019 questions, and gives the impression to the viewers at home that the reason he came off in the 48th minute was just precautionary after he took a light knock. 49 days after this game, we sit down for our interview. Karim Adeyemi has not taken to the field for his club since then. But now he\u2019s getting ready to re-enter the fray.&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p><b>Karim, what was the reason for the long period of absence?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;It was a bit more serious than I and all of us had hoped. The injury had to heal completely. That's why it took a little longer. Now I'm feeling good and I'm looking forward to being back in the stadium soon and hopefully picking up where I left off.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>How do you deal with injuries? Does it hurt even more when you're in top form?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;Of course I feel disappointed and sad, but then pretty quickly I say to myself: there's a reason for everything. I will look after my body even more and treat it even more professionally to avoid injuries as much as possible in future.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>What other preventative measures are you considering? <br>\n<\/b>&quot;You can always do more, both during training and afterwards during regeneration. Perhaps I should focus on nutrition more than I already do. There is always room for improvement in all areas.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/adeyemi-borussia/Adeyemi-Borussia-4.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Adeyemi-Borussia-4-1734427875001\"><br>\n<\/p>\n<p>On 4 February 2023, Karim Adeyemi reached a top speed of 36.66 km/h in the match against Sport-Club Freiburg. This is the highest value recorded by a Bundesliga player since data collection began in 2011.The BVB star held this record for over a year and a half, before it was beaten by two players near the start of the season: first by Sirlord Conteh of Heidenheim by one hundredth, then by Gerrit Holtmann from Bochum, measured at 36.74 km/h. When the eight-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt ran the 100 metres at 9.58 seconds in his race of the century, he achieved an average speed of 37.58 km/h and a maximum speed of 44.72 km/h - without the ball and the pressure of opponents, of course...<\/p>\n<p><b>What is the limit for professional footballers? Will the 40 km/h mark be broken?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;As a sprinter, I'm already asking myself: How can I get faster?And what can I do about it? The 100-metre sprinter runs the 100 metres in a dead straight line. With us, you never run in a straight line, even on a counter-attack from box to box. You always have to dodge someone and see where there's a gap.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>Were you a little annoyed that Conteh and Holtmann took the Bundesliga record away from you?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;I broke my own record myself, but not many people know that. That was in the Champions League. Mathias Kolodziej ( head of sports science at BVB, editor's note) analyses all the data. He made a little poster and put it in my locker. It said \u201837.3\u2019 on it. I asked him again and he confirmed this figure. 37.28 km/h in the game against Real Madrid.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>Speed is in your genes. Did you train it specifically in your childhood and youth?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;My father used to be very fast and my mum was very sporty. I never trained speed. I was always happy to be the fastest. That's clearly one of my strengths.&quot;<\/p>\n<p>Karim chose a very special place for the interview with BORUSSIA: SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. Here, where the heart of football beats every fortnight. The biggest and, in our opinion, the most beautiful stadium in Germany.<\/p>\n<p><b>What does SIGNAL IDUNA PARK mean to you? What makes you so happy here?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;I had my first contact with BVB in this stadium.I love being here.What the fans give us is impressive anyway. But even looking at the structure from the outside, to feel this power, it's special. I always get goosebumps when I come here. And when the fans welcome us with their songs as we warm up, it's incredible. There is no louder stadium than ours. I'm very happy to have a stand full of fans like this behind me. The stadium is special. It's really, really fun to play here.&quot;<\/p>\n<p>Karim grew up in Munich. He was born on 18 January 2002. His father is Nigerian, his mother Romanian. As a child, he played basketball and volleyball as well as football. As an eight-year-old, he joined Bayern Munich's U9 team, but returned to his first club, TSV Forstenried, less than two years later. From 2012 to 2018, he played for youth set-up of SpVgg Unterhaching. Perennial Austrian champions FC Salzburg then secured the services of the highly talented attacking player when he was 16 years old, for an impressive transfer fee.<\/p>\n<p><b>You played in Munich as a BVB supporter? How was that received?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;To be honest, that was after my time at FC Bayern. In his old job, my father drove a few people to a match in Dortmund and watched the game with them. When he got back, he told me that he had experienced an unbelievable atmosphere in the stadium. After that, we watched a lot of Dortmund on TV and we were always in favour of Dortmund. From then on, I had the desire: I absolutely want to play for Dortmund. I know what this club is, what the fans can give me. And the style of play suits me particularly well too. That's why I've felt very comfortable here since day one.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>At what point in your youth did you realise that you were not only better than others, but possibly good enough for the top level?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;I can't answer that specifically. When I first touched a ball, I knew I wanted to become a professional footballer. I realised early on that I had more talent than others. I perhaps also believed more than others that I could make it. For me, there was nothing else beyond wanting to become a professional footballer.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/adeyemi-borussia/Adeyemi-Borussia-3.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Adeyemi-Borussia-3-1734427700856\"><\/p>\n<p>On 20 February 2020, Karim Adeyemi made his debut for FC Salzburg's first team as a substitute in a Europa League away game to Eintracht Frankfurt (a 4-1 loss). He made his breakthrough in 2021/22: with 19 goals in 29 games, he finished the season as the top scorer in the Austrian Bundesliga. During his time in the Alps he won both the league and the cup three times. He has come close to winning trophies in Dortmund too. However, the medals have only been silver ones: in the Bundesliga in 2023 and in the UEFA Champions League in 2024.<\/p>\n<p><b>How long did you dwell on that moment from the 21st minute of the match, when you were played in one-on-one with Real Madrid goalkeeper Courtois by Mats Hummels' pass?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;For a very, very long time. But I didn't let myself get dragged down about it. On the contrary. I don't want to experience moments like that again, so I'm working hard to be more determined in front of goal and to capitalise on my chances.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>... which you were doing very well up until the beginning of October, with five goals and four assists for BVB and five goals for the U21 national team.<br>\n<\/b>&quot;Exactly. I'm no longer so worried about missing goalscoring opportunities. Of course, it would have been nice if I had found the back of the net in the final against Real Madrid. And of course I still have the images of Mainz in my head, and they will remain unforgettable. It still hurts very, very much that we couldn't capitalise on that moment. That's football. Hopefully we'll do better next time.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>Will there ever come a time when you look back not only with disappointment at losing the final or the Bundesliga, but also with some pride at what you have achieved? 30 other top teams were knocked out before they made it to Wembley.<br>\n<\/b>&quot;Sure, there's always a loser. But we didn't win the final. It sounds strange, but it will probably never feel good, even though we achieved something incredible.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>To create special moments on the pitch, you need to be slightly carefree. Franz Beckenbauer called these players who make the difference &quot;magicians&quot;. But a magician can't be too mature either. How much lightness do you need to retain and how much seriousness is required to be successful?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;That's probably different for every player. For me personally, I've realised that I need more freedom than having to be serious on the pitch. When I played for the U21s in September, I was relaxed - even more relaxed than before in Dortmund. And that's when I realised that nothing can stop me when I'm relaxed. I played two good games for the U21s. I went into the next games at BVB with these thoughts: \u2018If I play a bad game: it can happen, no problem! If I play a good game, I'll keep focusing on having fun'. And that worked. That's exactly how I'm going to approach the next few games. No matter what the people around me say. I'm going to do what's good for me.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>So in hindsight, was it good for you that you weren't called up for the senior national team by Julian Nagelsmann in September, even though the personal disappointment was probably huge at the time?<br>\n<\/b>\u201cAbsolutely! If I had got fit earlier, I would have been very happy to go to the November games for the U21s. Because that way helped me a lot.\u201d<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/adeyemi-borussia/Adeyemi-Borussia-2.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Adeyemi-Borussia-2-1734427929539\"><\/p>\n<p>A project in Nigeria, his father's home country, shows what makes Karim Adeyemi tick. The young footballer is involved in social projects that focus on education and supporting disadvantaged children. Through his foundation, he wants to offer them access to educational opportunities to give them the chance of a better future. Poverty is deeply rooted in Nigeria, with over 40% of the population living below the poverty line.<\/p>\n<p><b>What drives your projects?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;When I was ten years old, I went to Nigeria, the country of my ancestors, for the first time with my father and told him: \u2018If I manage to realise my dream of becoming a footballer and earning enough money, then I want to come back and help the people here so that they can have a better future.' In the meantime, I have set up a foundation with my father that pays scholarships for school visits or provides people with food, drink and medicine. At the end of last year, we had a well built to provide fresh, clean water.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>What was your childhood like?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;It wasn't easy for my parents to get by in Germany either. They had to work several jobs to just keep their heads above water. And I realised that people in Nigeria have even less. Now I want to give something back. If I ever have children, I will show them that not everyone has it as good and as easy as someone who was born and grew up in Germany.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b>What does your family mean to you?<br>\n<\/b>&quot;Family is special. I would love to have them here all the time. I have a very close bond with my mum and dad. But the people who are very close to me are also family to me, even if it's not the same blood. With my wife, a new family has come to me; it's very nice to have her.&quot;<\/p>\n<p><b><i>Author: Boris Rupert<br>\nPhotographer: Hendrik Deckers<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n<p><b>The text comes from the members' magazine BORUSSIA. BVB members receive BORUSSIA every month free of charge.<a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/Der-BVB/Mitgliedschaft/Mitglied-werden\"> Click here<\/a> to apply for membership.<\/b><\/p>\n","exportedType":"text/html"},"id":"editable-7fd13eac1b","prio":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"prio","title":"Prio (Clubplatform)","multiValue":false,"value":true,"exportedType":"boolean"},"headline":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"headline","title":"Headline","multiValue":false,"value":"Karim Adeyemi in SIGNAL IDUNA PARK: \u201cThis place always gives me goosebumps\u201d ","exportedType":"text/plain"},"matchId":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"matchId","title":"match id","multiValue":false,"exportedType":"text/plain"},"data-layer":"{\"editable-7fd13eac1b\":{\"@type\":\"/apps/bvbweb/components/newssliderelements/editable\",\"linkUrl\":\"https://www.bvb.de/de/en/news/news-overview/news.html/2024/12/28/Karim-Adeyemi-in-SIGNAL-IDUNA-PARK-This-place-always-gives-me-goosebumps.html\"}}","author":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"author","title":"Author","multiValue":false,"exportedType":"text/plain"},"teaserType":"relatedContent","match":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"content-fragment","name":"match","title":"Related Match","multiValue":false,"exportedType":"text/plain"},"alt":"Adeyemi-Borussia.jpg","externalId":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"externalId","title":"External ID (Clubplatform)","multiValue":false,"value":"1280747894","exportedType":"text/plain"},"displayOnHome":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"displayOnHome","title":"Display in news wall on homepage","multiValue":false,"value":true,"exportedType":"boolean"},"url":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"url","title":"Vanity URL (LEAVE EMPTY FOR AUTOMATIC VANITY URL. 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After his stint as assistant coach, which began in January, the former BVB first team player was promoted to the role of head coach in the summer. In an interview with BVB-TV, the 36-year-old looks back at the past twelve months.&nbsp;<br>\n<\/p>\n","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"It's been an eventful year for Nuri Sahin. After his stint as assistant coach, which began in January, the former BVB first team player was promoted to the role of head coach in the summer. In an interview with BVB-TV, the 36-year-old looks back at the past twelve months.","exportedType":"text/html"},"scheduledPush":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"scheduledPush","title":"Scheduled Push Notification?","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"disableAdsOnNewsPage":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"disableAdsOnNewsPage","title":"Disable Ads on News Page","multiValue":false,"value":false,"exportedType":"boolean"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":"<p>More responsibility, more limelight, more pressure - the demands on Nuri Sahin have tangibly increased since his promotion from assistant coach to head coach in the summer. That hasn't harmed the joy he gets from his work, though. One year after his return to his sporting home from the Turkish first league team&nbsp;Antalyaspor, the 36-year-old takes stock in an interview with BVB-TV: &quot;2024 was great, emotional - sometimes uncomfortable too. Even so, I wouldn't miss a second of it.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>Looking back at the past twelve months in an environment very familiar to him sharpens his senses for 2025: &quot;I want us to be winners. I want us to get to the stage where people don't talk about us being inconsistent any more. We can do that - that's what I work for every single day.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Marbella.png\" data-assetref=\"Marbella-1734951639792\"><\/p>\n<p>Sahin's confidence should rub off on the team. As he did when he took on the role of head coach, the Borussian has asked for patience as the year comes to an end. Nevertheless, he has made no secret of his dissatisfaction with his team's place in the table this side of the Champions League: &quot;In the Bundesliga we're definitely not where we see ourselves being, where we should be. It's completely normal that that's viewed critically - including by me. We had too many ups and downs.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>Among the highlights of the past year were various performances in the European Champions League. Magical nights of football like the 4-2 result in the quarter final against Atletico Madrid or the semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain (1-0) still fill Sahin with elation. He thinks back less fondly on the unlucky defeat in the final on the first of June against Real Madrid (0-2), at which time he was assistant coach to Edin Terzic. &quot;That was the only thing on this journey that wasn't so great. Because I left Wembley empty-handed for the second time,&quot; said Sahin, referring to the 1-2 defeat in the final that took place in the same stadium in 2013 against FC Bayern, when Sahin was still a first team player.<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Wembley.png\" data-assetref=\"Wembley-1734952276786\"><\/p>\n<p>Born in&nbsp;Lüdenscheid, the pace-setter of the victorious 2011 Dortmund team is the fifth BVB coach to have previously worn the Black&amp;Yellow shirt, after&nbsp;Dieter \u201eHoppy\u201c Kurrat (1974), Timo Konietzka (1984), Bernd Krauss (2000) and Matthias Sammer (2000 until 2004). He is of the opinion that this has its challenges: &quot;That's one of the first things that I learned. You have to leave the player Nuri Sahin behind when you become a coach. That won't help you much.&quot; Nevertheless, he feels that the experience helps with understanding &quot;how the changing room ticks.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Saisoneroeffnung.png\" data-assetref=\"Saisoneroeffnung-1734952243465\"><\/p>\n<p>This feeling for the mood of the team could help with the search for better consistency. Regarding the many &quot;ups and downs&quot;, Sahin spoke about &quot;congestion&quot;: &quot;It's a fact. We have a crisis when it comes to results, I can't tiptoe around that. And we need to solve that together.&quot; He points out deficits openly and self-critically: &quot;We kept having setbacks in the development phase. I expect of myself and of my team that our performance is more solid. We need to achieve that as soon as possible.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>Above all else, what is needed is a reversal of the trend in the away games. After gaining only five points in seven away games so far, Sahin sees an urgent need for action: &quot;I hope that we'll win a few away games too so that the boys can also celebrate with the fans when they're playing away.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>According to Sahin, Borussia's spell of extreme bad luck with injuries in the first part of the season, which repeatedly made it necessary to make changes to the team, can only partially explain the significant inconsistencies in form: &quot;That's only part of the truth. There were lots of factors that meant we sometimes didn't play well and didn't bring the performance that we expect from ourselves.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/PK.png\" data-assetref=\"PK-1734952434188\"><\/p>\n<p>Being knocked out of the Cup in the second round at the end of October by VfL Wolfsburg (0-1 with extra time) is still particularly painful for Sahin: &quot;If I only had one wish and I could go back and change something, it would be that.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>Meanwhile, the coach also remembers the strong performances very well, such as the decisive 7-1 win in the Champions League against Celtic Glasgow, or the 2-1 win at the beginning of November against Leipzig, who had previously been unbeaten for weeks in the Bundesliga. The powerful football that the team is capable of on good days was also evident in the game against FC Barcelona. The courageous performance in the game against the top Spanish team won the Borussians a lot of praise, despite the 2-3 defeat. &quot;This year I've already seen the direction things can take when we become more consistent,&quot; said Sahin.&nbsp;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Coaching.png\" data-assetref=\"Coaching-1734952303855\"><\/p>\n<p>He doesn't have much time left to prepare his first team for the demandingly packed schedule in the second phase of the league and the FIFA World Cup in the USA. Because of the short winter break, which will end on 10th January with the game against defending champions Bayer Leverkusen, the coach decided to go without the training camp in Marbella in Spain, which had been obligatory in previous years. &quot;The two days spent travelling would have cost us two trainings sessions. We want to prepare ourselves as well as possible for the long second phase of the season, and we have top conditions to do that here,&quot; said Sahin.&nbsp;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Training.png\" data-assetref=\"Training-1734951669683\"><\/p>\n<p>The coach clearly summarised what he expects of himself and the first team in the new year: &quot;We all need to be aware of what a great team we're playing for. Anyone who isn't aware of that isn't in the right place.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z488T7UoGL0&amp;feature=youtu.be\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">Interview on YouTube<\/a><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"<p>More responsibility, more limelight, more pressure - the demands on Nuri Sahin have tangibly increased since his promotion from assistant coach to head coach in the summer. That hasn't harmed the joy he gets from his work, though. One year after his return to his sporting home from the Turkish first league team&nbsp;Antalyaspor, the 36-year-old takes stock in an interview with BVB-TV: &quot;2024 was great, emotional - sometimes uncomfortable too. Even so, I wouldn't miss a second of it.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>Looking back at the past twelve months in an environment very familiar to him sharpens his senses for 2025: &quot;I want us to be winners. I want us to get to the stage where people don't talk about us being inconsistent any more. We can do that - that's what I work for every single day.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Marbella.png\" data-assetref=\"Marbella-1734951639792\"><\/p>\n<p>Sahin's confidence should rub off on the team. As he did when he took on the role of head coach, the Borussian has asked for patience as the year comes to an end. Nevertheless, he has made no secret of his dissatisfaction with his team's place in the table this side of the Champions League: &quot;In the Bundesliga we're definitely not where we see ourselves being, where we should be. It's completely normal that that's viewed critically - including by me. We had too many ups and downs.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>Among the highlights of the past year were various performances in the European Champions League. Magical nights of football like the 4-2 result in the quarter final against Atletico Madrid or the semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain (1-0) still fill Sahin with elation. He thinks back less fondly on the unlucky defeat in the final on the first of June against Real Madrid (0-2), at which time he was assistant coach to Edin Terzic. &quot;That was the only thing on this journey that wasn't so great. Because I left Wembley empty-handed for the second time,&quot; said Sahin, referring to the 1-2 defeat in the final that took place in the same stadium in 2013 against FC Bayern, when Sahin was still a first team player.<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Wembley.png\" data-assetref=\"Wembley-1734952276786\"><\/p>\n<p>Born in&nbsp;Lüdenscheid, the pace-setter of the victorious 2011 Dortmund team is the fifth BVB coach to have previously worn the Black&amp;Yellow shirt, after&nbsp;Dieter \u201eHoppy\u201c Kurrat (1974), Timo Konietzka (1984), Bernd Krauss (2000) and Matthias Sammer (2000 until 2004). He is of the opinion that this has its challenges: &quot;That's one of the first things that I learned. You have to leave the player Nuri Sahin behind when you become a coach. That won't help you much.&quot; Nevertheless, he feels that the experience helps with understanding &quot;how the changing room ticks.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Saisoneroeffnung.png\" data-assetref=\"Saisoneroeffnung-1734952243465\"><\/p>\n<p>This feeling for the mood of the team could help with the search for better consistency. Regarding the many &quot;ups and downs&quot;, Sahin spoke about &quot;congestion&quot;: &quot;It's a fact. We have a crisis when it comes to results, I can't tiptoe around that. And we need to solve that together.&quot; He points out deficits openly and self-critically: &quot;We kept having setbacks in the development phase. I expect of myself and of my team that our performance is more solid. We need to achieve that as soon as possible.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>Above all else, what is needed is a reversal of the trend in the away games. After gaining only five points in seven away games so far, Sahin sees an urgent need for action: &quot;I hope that we'll win a few away games too so that the boys can also celebrate with the fans when they're playing away.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>According to Sahin, Borussia's spell of extreme bad luck with injuries in the first part of the season, which repeatedly made it necessary to make changes to the team, can only partially explain the significant inconsistencies in form: &quot;That's only part of the truth. There were lots of factors that meant we sometimes didn't play well and didn't bring the performance that we expect from ourselves.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/PK.png\" data-assetref=\"PK-1734952434188\"><\/p>\n<p>Being knocked out of the Cup in the second round at the end of October by VfL Wolfsburg (0-1 with extra time) is still particularly painful for Sahin: &quot;If I only had one wish and I could go back and change something, it would be that.&quot;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p>Meanwhile, the coach also remembers the strong performances very well, such as the decisive 7-1 win in the Champions League against Celtic Glasgow, or the 2-1 win at the beginning of November against Leipzig, who had previously been unbeaten for weeks in the Bundesliga. The powerful football that the team is capable of on good days was also evident in the game against FC Barcelona. The courageous performance in the game against the top Spanish team won the Borussians a lot of praise, despite the 2-3 defeat. &quot;This year I've already seen the direction things can take when we become more consistent,&quot; said Sahin.&nbsp;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Coaching.png\" data-assetref=\"Coaching-1734952303855\"><\/p>\n<p>He doesn't have much time left to prepare his first team for the demandingly packed schedule in the second phase of the league and the FIFA World Cup in the USA. Because of the short winter break, which will end on 10th January with the game against defending champions Bayer Leverkusen, the coach decided to go without the training camp in Marbella in Spain, which had been obligatory in previous years. &quot;The two days spent travelling would have cost us two trainings sessions. We want to prepare ourselves as well as possible for the long second phase of the season, and we have top conditions to do that here,&quot; said Sahin.&nbsp;<br>\n<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/28/sahin-r-ckblick/Training.png\" data-assetref=\"Training-1734951669683\"><\/p>\n<p>The coach clearly summarised what he expects of himself and the first team in the new year: &quot;We all need to be aware of what a great team we're playing for. 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The return leg in Dortmund was one for the history books: In front of 81,365 spectators, who made for a breath-taking atmosphere, BVB led 2-0 at the break thanks to goals from Julian Brandt and Ian Maatsen and were on course for the semi-finals. But only three minutes after the half-time interval, an unlucky Mats Hummels own goal put the teams back on level terms. Atlético even restored parity at 2-2, but BVB hit back: Two goals from Niclas Füllkrug and Marcel Sabitzer put the Black &amp; Yellows into a 4-2 lead and re-established their two-goal cushion. At the final whistle, the celebrations knew no bounds. &quot;These are the evenings that you play football for. It's extremely fun to feel these emotions and to see the happy faces after what has been a modest season,&quot; said Julian Brandt.<\/p>\n<p>The international press attributed great importance to the synergy between the fans and the footballers. &quot;Dortmund and its famous Yellow Wall crush Atlético,&quot; wrote <i>El Pais<\/i>, with fellow Spanish newspaper <i>Sport<\/i> adding: &quot;Atlético were shattered by the Yellow Wall.&quot; The British newspaper <i>The Guardian <\/i>wrote: &quot;Another raw and savage night of Champions League football at the Westfalenstadion: the colours vivid, the sounds ear-shattering.&quot;&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p><img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/profis/2024/12/26/r-ckblick-2024-teil-1/Sabitzer-Madrid.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Sabitzer-Madrid-1734615428862\"><\/p>\n<p><b>Semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain \u2013 &quot;Incredible solidarity&quot;<\/b><\/p>\n<p>On Labour Day, 1 May, the star-studded squad of Paris Saint-Germain paid a visit to the city of hard graft. 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