Photo News: No prospects for professional teams are seen, and more and more youth training geniuses are escaping Dott

German media Biography reported that more and more youth team players choose to leave or plan to leave Dortmund, and the talent integration plan formulated by the team's sports general manager Ricken at the beginning of his term of office has not been effective.

Door U19 central defender Myzer officially announced a transfer to Borussia Mönchengladbach on Wednesday, where he signed a professional contract. The 18-year-old has made 22 appearances for national youth teams of all levels so far, but this is not enough to allow him to make a breakthrough in Dortmund.

What is even more worrying is that Meizer is far from the only young talent who cannot see professional prospects in Dortmund, so he chooses to transfer or plans to leave the team as soon as possible. Bild pointed out that more and more geniuses are fleeing from Dortmund and are taking stock of players who have left the team or potentially left the team:

Campbell (19 years old/contract until 2028) also wants to leave Dortmund immediately. It is reported that the American young player has received offers from Stuttgart and Frankfurt. Dortmund is willing to let the extremely fast wing player go with a transfer fee of about 7 million euros.

left back Kabar (19/contract until 2028) may be loaned out as he is unable to get a chance after Daniel Svensson and Benzebaini. If Kabal leaves the team, Dortmund will lose the last U17 World Cup champion.

In addition, Koulibali (21 years old) has joined Strasbourg for a transfer fee of about 9 million euros, which is obviously a top transfer for Dortmund.

18-year-old midfielder Waiteren (contracted until 2028) was loaned to Bochum for one season. Reason: He has no prospects in Dortmund in the upcoming season and he should take the next step in the Bundesliga.

For some time, forward Brenner (19/Monaco), winger Herman (19/Bontaine) and midfielder Fleck (18) have also left Dortmund, who just signed a professional contract with Borussia Mönchengladbach.

In the past few years, most of the people who have truly achieved breakthroughs in Dortmund have been young professional players introduced from abroad, including: Gittens (20/transfer to Chelsea) or Bellingham (22/transfer to Real Madrid).

Bodiac said that there are many reasons for the escape of Dortmund's talented players. But it is noticeable that the first team coach Kovac is now more inclined to trust experienced professional players. In addition, Dortmund II relegated from the German League C last season, which also made many talented young players lose a platform to play in professional-level games.

Sports General Manager Ricken listed the cultivation and integration of young talents as an important goal at the beginning of his term, but Dortmund's important plan has had little effect so far.