HOW Wolfsburg built a football dynasty
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2023
- Wolfsburg have been trailblazers in women's football, investing in their team when many clubs weren't interested. The financial support from owners Volkswagen has seen the team dominate German football across the past decade and establish themselves as one of Europe's top football clubs. So how did they build their dynasty? And how can they remain at the top as other clubs begin splashing more cash?
Author: Dave Braneck
Camera: Vincent Chmiel
Edit: Andreas Hyronimus
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Fun Facts: If you realize correctly, 2013 was such a golden year for the German football in general ways. For the first time in the history of European competions, the winner from the men's and women's continental stages came from Germany. Wolfsburg women and Bayern Munich men also completed their own Trebles, winning their Bundesliga, DFB Pokal, and of course, the Champions League. This makes Germany the only country to have both Treble winners for the clubs in different genders. Not surprisingly, Bayern Munich also ended the long-year drought of winning the most prestigious title, as their last win came in 2001. In addition, some of their players are contributed to the national team that ended up winning the most prestigious tournaments, with the women's side winning the Euro 2013 in Sweden and the men's side winning the World Cup 2014 after the historic 7-1 win over Brazil. Don't forget that Sweden women and Brazil men were the tournament hosts, at that time.
Great story on one of Europe's best women's teams. As a follower of women's football, I'd like the Kick Off team to do one on the fall of the once mighty Turbine Potsdam. The former European champions are on the verge of relegation. 😢
Great idea! Do you think Potsdam will be able to bounce back if they do go down?
@@dwkickoff I hope so 🤞🏿 as long as their problems do not run too deep.
@@dwkickoffalso I would like one for the upcoming world cup
solid work as always! glad the team seems to have remained grounded despite the hype!
Love this team. Popp and Pajor run Germany. The only team that can take it to Barcelona
Do you see Wolfsburg beating Barca in the final?
@@dwkickoff If I was betting money....no. But if Popp is in peak form then I'll give it a maybe. But Barca wants to destroy you have no chance.
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It's a nice way to show how they got to where they are. It will be more interesting to see what the future holds
What an amazing looking city
No. The City was builded from the fascists of Hitler. Because of the factory of VW. The past of Wolfsburg is very bad and fascist.
It will be a shame if the largest clubs annually buy championships like in the men’s game. I suppose it is already happening. The women’s leagues had a chance to level the playing field by instituting sensible financial policies. Opportunity missed.
It is just a matter of time Wolfsburg will be left behind because they are not ready to splash the cash for the best talents in the world.
They have much money because of their sponsor VW.
Barca Wolfsburg Lyon Chelsea Arsenal Bayern psg sind die besten teams im Frauen fussball danach United city real und as Rom