No matter what Dortmund must be still in a very good position financially. After Bellingham's sale they have made a big amount of money. This is their priority in the end so I don't think they are still thinking about how they can lose their title chance like that. Yeah it was really unbelievable but they are still able to reach their main goals according to their vision.
As long as they make so much money in sales of their players it wouldn't be important for them whether they are champions or not. I assume the fans think the opposite but they must be also aware of Dortmund's policy already. Otherwise Dortmund can easily build a squad that can be much more competitive for the league title to win.
As long as they make so much money in sales of their players it wouldn't be important for them whether they are champions or not. I assume the fans think the opposite but they must be also aware of Dortmund's policy already. Otherwise Dortmund can easily build a squad that can be much more competitive for the league title to win.
We should not forget that Dortmund was basically bankrupt in the early 2000's because they made so much debts with stupid transfers in the years before that. Then Jürgen Klopp became the coach of Dortmund and then they started to rise again and they won the Bundesliga two times with him and they even made it into the final of the Champions League.
In the last few years it became their business model to buy young talents and then sell them again for high amounts of money.
Of course those were really hard times for Dortmund. But it seems like they have learned their lesson from that as we don't see such unnecessary transfers. They are only focused on reasonable transfers in which they can make a big profit. Sometimes things don't go exactly as they imagine as well of course.
For example Haaland could have been sold for a much higher amount of money considering that he is a very special striker. At least the same thing didn't happen with Bellingham. They need to be more careful with release clause cases while they are signing such talented players.
. Because the transfer market is still open in about two months, so everything is possible, including how much the transfer fee will finally be agreed upon by the two clubs, whether it will be the same as the market value or even lower, and do not rule out a higher and it seems that the latter will be more likely to happen because Tottenham highly values their striker so it is impossible to let go at a price lower than the market price. 
