I am pretty sure, the GERMANS Hummels and Reus dont give a flying $#@! about ur worldwide fan base our illustrious history. They r at a German Top club, that plays exciting football in prob the most exciting stadium of Europe. Juve cannot even pay significantly more money. Its like saying Dortmund should buy Vidal now and Pogba next summer..the chances would be the same..ZERO. Its pure delusion to think that.
The Germans have reached their peak sentence is the most funny one I have read since a long time. I cannot even count the amout of young talent coming through the ranks..its just the start. The Bundesliga making progress every single year, whereas the Serie A is declining rapidly and especially the Germans couldnt care less about a league with empty stadiums, defensive stone age tactics and all top players leaving as soon as possible. Dortmund is able to keep their players, unlike the contract is ending or they have clauses.
Thats not true.
Juve pays higher wages than BVB. BVBs top-earner are guys like Reus or Hummels with wages 2,5 mio. euro net (5 mio. eur gross - thats the german way to illustrate salaries).
You can compare the wages of the complete staff too. Just look at the financial reports of Juve and Dortmund:
BVB 12/13: 99,8 Mio. Euro (gross)
Juve 12/13: 165 Mio. Euro (gross)
Because of the low wages Dortmund is going to lose all his star players year after year. Reus (buy-out clause 25 Mio. EUR in 2015) and Gundogan are the next ones.
I think that many guys overestimate the financial power in the bundesliga. The only financial powerhouse in germany is bayern munich. dortmund isnt able to pay high wages, Schalke is poor as shit and heavily in debt (for KPBs 10 mio. fee they had to raise a bank loan).
Leverkusen is a small club, and so is Wolfsburg. Both teams are owned by rich companies (bayer and VW) but both clubs are restricted by FFP as well.
the only difference between Serie A and Bundesliga is the fact, that bundesliga has one financial powerhouse and serie A has none at the moment. the last financial powerhouses in italy were the multi-million-dollar-teams of berlusconi and moratti.