Borussia Dortmund3
Villarreal2
Gregor Kobel Switzerland28#1
Patrick Drewes Germany33#30
Silas Ostrzinski Poland22#31
Alexander Meyer Germany35#33
Waldemar Anton Uzbekistan30#3
Nico Schlotterbeck Germany26#4
Ramy Bensebaini Algeria31#5
Joane Gadou France19#22
Emre Can GermanyC32#23
Daniel Svensson Sweden24#24
Julian Ryerson Norway28#26
Kauã Prates Brazil18#36
Filippo Mane Italy21#39
Luca Reggiani Italy18#49
Jobe Bellingham England20#7
Felix Nmecha Germany25#8
Carney Chukwuemeka England22#17
Ethan Nwaneri England19#18
Konstantinos Karetsas Belgium18#19
Marcel Sabitzer Austria32#20
Joey Veerman Netherlands27#25
Justin Lerma Ecuador18#28Enzo dos Santos Luxembourg17#44
Giannis Konstantelias Greece23#45Mussa Kaba Guinea17#48Borussia Dortmund were founded in 1909 and have spent the bulk of their history in the English league system, moving between divisions as fortunes shifted before settling into their modern identity.
Signal Iduna Park has been the club's home for generations, and its matchdays remain the centre of the support — the terraces, the songs and the local rivalries that give the fixture list its weight.
