Even though Reus won a small number of important trophies he´s still one of the best German football players of this century and he´ll be remembered by many for his great career and specially for being loyal to Borussia Dortmund since he joined in 2012.
Now that he’s no longer a Borussia Dortmund player many people will look back at Marco Reus’ time there and bring up the fact that he spent majority of his career at one club, didn’t win either the Bundesliga or the Champions League. He has to be one of the most unluckiest players I’ve ever seen because he has faced so many setbacks like injuries and heartbreaking defeats in major finals and he seems to have bad luck. He is a club legend a brilliant player and what he did there in terms of his loyalty and staying committed to a club where he saw many players come in and out is something that is rare from a lot of players. He embodies that and professionalism. I don’t understand why people criticize certain players for staying at one club for so long. A player wants to be remembered for winning trophies not finishing runner up in the league or lose a final as history only remembers the winners, sometimes we have to acknowledge the game goes beyond the amount of accolades you’ve won and Reus’ time at Dortmund is a prime example on how the game isn’t just about winning trophies. Just like his former and current teammates, he could’ve went to Real Madrid Barcelona Manchester City Bayern Munich etc in search of trophies, he wanted to remain loyal to his boyhood club and while it did come at a cost for him, he is the greatest player to have ever played for Borussia Dortmund and he left a lasting legacy there despite his lack of trophies. We don’t see many players like him. He wanted to remain at Dortmund for a little longer and he even tried to take a pay cut, unfortunately they didn’t let him stay for another year and he’s a club legend and he’ll be missed by Dortmund fans.
Reus was able to reach his potential but the club or country performance wasn't there for him like other people in bvb or germany just never impact when marco reus played or the opposition just had a better squad than BVB. Injury is just bad luck for him
Corrections for 2:21 - Borussia Dortmund had actually won two Bundesliga titles in a row back in 1995 and 1996, which was during the Ottmar Hitzfield's era, then proceeded to win the (only) Champions League in 1997, despite not making a 3-peat. Interestingly enough, the same pattern was (almost) happened during Jurgen Klopp's era: they won Bundesliga back-to-back in 2011 and 2012, which was followed by a good Champions League run in 2013.
Doesn't matter really you don't need silverware to love anyone Fans love Ronaldo even though he doesn't have a World cup. Kids who always compare their "Favorite" player's achievements to others to criticize them are neither Their fans nor Football Lovers. That goes for both of you Messi and Ronaldo fankids out there
I was really sad when Dormund lost to Real Madrid especially because they had so many chances in the 1st half and still coudn't finish the job, and unfortunately that second goal was just a shame, so i believe the final result doesn't dictate the intensity of this match, still I think Marco Reus should be proud of his career in general even with its flaws cause he is undisputably Dortmund's greatest player of all time!
@@Codetrey I commend you for your dedication to spewing hate, whilst making an error in statement big enough to warrant an edit and still being the grandest attraction of a local insane asylum all at the same time.
@@Codetrey Reus is a great player for a club with some of the most loyal and charismatic fans. Dortmund has had many legends over the years for being one of the greatest German clubs and one of the most consistent European giants. Much more successful than PSG. League 1 was not even a top six league until the 2010s. Dortmund has as many UCL titles as League 1. Zero ball knowledge.
Nah Kane didn't miss 2 UCL finals, joined his team after they won the league twice in a row and was injured when his team won the World Cup. If he somehow manages to get no trophy with Bayern then he will
Context should be dortmund would remember him as a legend but 30+ years from now the world would remember him as the guy who couldn't win a major x was cursed
Marco Reus is a phenomenal player, but his lack of trophies and injuries saw him miss out on a lot and his career is a massive “what if”. Luck has always been against him and you have to feel bad for him. He has lost some major finals, due to injury he missed out on Germany’s World Cup winning team in 2014 and many people have known this about him for a while, but he never won a single league title in his career. Just a reminder that in 2012, he returned to Dortmund the season after they won the Bundesliga. In his prime, Bayern Munich were a force in German football and they were dominating the league for a decade winning 11 consecutive titles in a row and last season was their best chance to end their dominance and he should’ve had a league title by now, but they let the title slip out of their hands on the final day of the season and lost the league on goal difference. After all of these runner up finishes, 2023-24 Bayern Munich’s dominance in the Bundesliga finally ended, but Bayer Leverkusen won the league while going undefeated meanwhile Dortmund finished in 5th place. In his debut season at Borussia Dortmund, they lost the champions league final to Bayern Munich. He has been unlucky with injuries as it’s caused him to miss out on major international competitions with Germany picking up an injury at the wrong time. Before the 2014 World Cup, he was selected in the Germany squad and a week before the tournament started he got injured missed the rest of the tournament only for Germany to then win the World Cup in his absence. He would’ve been a World Cup winner without injuries. His last ever game for Borussia Dortmund was a champions league final at Wembley a stadium where he lost in the last time he played a UCL final and it would’ve been the perfect script for him seeing him lift the trophy in his last game for the club. As soon as he was subbed on against Real Madrid they conceded and overall he lost that game which ended a successful and unlucky career at Borussia Dortmund. With all due respect, Real Madrid are honestly overpowered in champions league football. Great player and we have to praise him being with his boyhood club for so long and he’s such a likable player, but you can argue that he could’ve won more and his career should’ve gone better that’s not how things were supposed to end for him.
He's not unlucky, he's loyal to the level it becomes stupidity. He had the chance to achieve greatness, he had the chance to have an outstanding career but he ruined it by his own hands. Loyalty doesn't mean shit in football if you don't win anything with it. I feel bad for him, but he's the only one responsible for his failure.
@@xstriiker1418 Unfortunately, history won't remember loyalty. Look at Kroos. He will forever be one of the ONLY players with 6 UCL titles and a world cup to his name
Marco is special, I like him forever
Even though Reus won a small number of important trophies he´s still one of the best German football players of this century and he´ll be remembered by many for his great career and specially for being loyal to Borussia Dortmund since he joined in 2012.
The sad thing is no: He won't be remembered. Only Bundesliga watcher will remember him.
@dreamcaster143 because its is very hard to be recognised by the world if you don't win any major trophies
Now that he’s no longer a Borussia Dortmund player many people will look back at Marco Reus’ time there and bring up the fact that he spent majority of his career at one club, didn’t win either the Bundesliga or the Champions League. He has to be one of the most unluckiest players I’ve ever seen because he has faced so many setbacks like injuries and heartbreaking defeats in major finals and he seems to have bad luck. He is a club legend a brilliant player and what he did there in terms of his loyalty and staying committed to a club where he saw many players come in and out is something that is rare from a lot of players. He embodies that and professionalism. I don’t understand why people criticize certain players for staying at one club for so long.
A player wants to be remembered for winning trophies not finishing runner up in the league or lose a final as history only remembers the winners, sometimes we have to acknowledge the game goes beyond the amount of accolades you’ve won and Reus’ time at Dortmund is a prime example on how the game isn’t just about winning trophies. Just like his former and current teammates, he could’ve went to Real Madrid Barcelona Manchester City Bayern Munich etc in search of trophies, he wanted to remain loyal to his boyhood club and while it did come at a cost for him, he is the greatest player to have ever played for Borussia Dortmund and he left a lasting legacy there despite his lack of trophies. We don’t see many players like him. He wanted to remain at Dortmund for a little longer and he even tried to take a pay cut, unfortunately they didn’t let him stay for another year and he’s a club legend and he’ll be missed by Dortmund fans.
Reus was able to reach his potential but the club or country performance wasn't there for him like other people in bvb or germany just never impact when marco reus played or the opposition just had a better squad than BVB.
Injury is just bad luck for him
Corrections for 2:21 - Borussia Dortmund had actually won two Bundesliga titles in a row back in 1995 and 1996, which was during the Ottmar Hitzfield's era, then proceeded to win the (only) Champions League in 1997, despite not making a 3-peat. Interestingly enough, the same pattern was (almost) happened during Jurgen Klopp's era: they won Bundesliga back-to-back in 2011 and 2012, which was followed by a good Champions League run in 2013.
Solid Video
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Marco Reus may not win more silverware in his career but he alway remember to be a legend for Dortmund and loyalty to them
I will miss Reus 😢
Doesn't matter really you don't need silverware to love anyone Fans love Ronaldo even though he doesn't have a World cup.
Kids who always compare their "Favorite" player's achievements to others to criticize them are neither Their fans nor Football Lovers.
That goes for both of you Messi and Ronaldo fankids out there
Nice Video
I was really sad when Dormund lost to Real Madrid especially because they had so many chances in the 1st half and still coudn't finish the job, and unfortunately that second goal was just a shame, so i believe the final result doesn't dictate the intensity of this match, still I think Marco Reus should be proud of his career in general even with its flaws cause he is undisputably Dortmund's greatest player of all time!
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Which footballer would want to be call "the greatest bvb player" 😂 rather be a psg legend and they play in a farmer league bvb shit club
@@Codetrey I commend you for your dedication to spewing hate, whilst making an error in statement big enough to warrant an edit and still being the grandest attraction of a local insane asylum all at the same time.
@@Anothabadpun huh?
@@Codetrey Reus is a great player for a club with some of the most loyal and charismatic fans. Dortmund has had many legends over the years for being one of the greatest German clubs and one of the most consistent European giants. Much more successful than PSG. League 1 was not even a top six league until the 2010s. Dortmund has as many UCL titles as League 1. Zero ball knowledge.
Nah Kane got that title
Yeah u right
Title 😂
Nah Kane didn't miss 2 UCL finals, joined his team after they won the league twice in a row and was injured when his team won the World Cup. If he somehow manages to get no trophy with Bayern then he will
@warpitexis2341 He joined bayern after they won 11 in a row and still lost
@@Gamecoolnez I know that's why I said if he won't win anything with Bayern then he will be the absolute unluckiest
Context should be dortmund would remember him as a legend but 30+ years from now the world would remember him as the guy who couldn't win a major x was cursed
Heading into the 2014 WC I felt Reus was the top German player. It was so unfortunate when he got hurt
crazy vid
Number of amazing players dortmund has produced but they still cant win the league is super crazy man
Marco Reus is a phenomenal player, but his lack of trophies and injuries saw him miss out on a lot and his career is a massive “what if”. Luck has always been against him and you have to feel bad for him. He has lost some major finals, due to injury he missed out on Germany’s World Cup winning team in 2014 and many people have known this about him for a while, but he never won a single league title in his career. Just a reminder that in 2012, he returned to Dortmund the season after they won the Bundesliga. In his prime, Bayern Munich were a force in German football and they were dominating the league for a decade winning 11 consecutive titles in a row and last season was their best chance to end their dominance and he should’ve had a league title by now, but they let the title slip out of their hands on the final day of the season and lost the league on goal difference. After all of these runner up finishes, 2023-24 Bayern Munich’s dominance in the Bundesliga finally ended, but Bayer Leverkusen won the league while going undefeated meanwhile Dortmund finished in 5th place. In his debut season at Borussia Dortmund, they lost the champions league final to Bayern Munich. He has been unlucky with injuries as it’s caused him to miss out on major international competitions with Germany picking up an injury at the wrong time. Before the 2014 World Cup, he was selected in the Germany squad and a week before the tournament started he got injured missed the rest of the tournament only for Germany to then win the World Cup in his absence. He would’ve been a World Cup winner without injuries. His last ever game for Borussia Dortmund was a champions league final at Wembley a stadium where he lost in the last time he played a UCL final and it would’ve been the perfect script for him seeing him lift the trophy in his last game for the club. As soon as he was subbed on against Real Madrid they conceded and overall he lost that game which ended a successful and unlucky career at Borussia Dortmund. With all due respect, Real Madrid are honestly overpowered in champions league football. Great player and we have to praise him being with his boyhood club for so long and he’s such a likable player, but you can argue that he could’ve won more and his career should’ve gone better that’s not how things were supposed to end for him.
Nahh, kane is the most unluckiest in football history..😢🙏🏻
Kane has a lot of time for get trophy Bayern munich will no longer miss next season
@@jetnapusthongrod9360 till now, he is the most unluckiest..
Plz do Malo Gusto next 🙏🙏🙏
Nice
Where is reus transferring to ⚽⚽⚽
LA GALAXY
LA GALAXY MLS
Rues should join liverpool the crowd will keep him up never walk alone❤❤❤
Let’s make this the top comment for no reason
Reus is like Damian Lillard in the NBA.. loyalty can kill legacy man
I remembered virat Kohli for RCB loyalty does kill legacy but has a small impact
Can you please do a Viktor Gyökeres vid
Can you make a video on James Rodriguez
Kane and Ballack, that’s all I gotta say
Damn .
well hes joining LA GALAXY now
But imagine what would happen if he had joined Real Madrid.
Do a Video on Harry Kane
He's not unlucky, he's loyal to the level it becomes stupidity. He had the chance to achieve greatness, he had the chance to have an outstanding career but he ruined it by his own hands. Loyalty doesn't mean shit in football if you don't win anything with it. I feel bad for him, but he's the only one responsible for his failure.
Still gonna go down as a club legend. That seems like a great career
@@xstriiker1418 Unfortunately, history won't remember loyalty. Look at Kroos. He will forever be one of the ONLY players with 6 UCL titles and a world cup to his name
@@da_stoof4347Reus is one the best german players in the last decade. Reus will for sure be remembered. He's not the average player at all.
make a video about marcus rashford
Reus is a Length
Can you do one on michu
😭😭😭
Damn
first and really early omg 34 seconds
Who remembers that this guy predicted Dortmund to win 😂😂😂
Do arda guler
No one forced him to stay
Thats what makes him special
what about harry kane ??
Where is my pin
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