How GOOD was PRIME Marco Reus?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
- How GOOD was PRIME Marco Reus?!
In this video, we explore the incredible career of PRIME Marco Reus, the Borussia Dortmund legend known for his loyalty, dazzling skills, and unfortunate injury struggles. This video dives into his early days in Borussia Monchengladbach, his rise to stardom, his defining moments with Dortmund, and the heartbreaking international career that could have been. Football fans won't want to miss this discussion of the legendary player's prime years. Was he good enough to be considered one of the all-time greats? See for yourself!
0:00 - Introduction
0:49 - Early Days
2:00 - Borussia Monchengladbach - rise to prominence
3:36 - PRIME years at Dortmund
6:25 - Loyalty to Dortmund
7:26 - Injury record
9:09 - Legacy and Champions League title?
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what the hell? how can someone with so little as 250 subs create such good content? glad I found your channel. you just got another sub. keep it up mate!
Appreciate it :) More such videos are on the way
The streets will never forget Marco Reus. A player like Modric with zero haters. Hope Dortmund can pull it off at Wembley and give this man the perfect send off!
Nothing would make me happier :)
He’s my favourite player and childhood hero but as a German myself I can tell that he has a lot of haters in Germany.
Understandable given his lacklustre international career but definitely unwarranted. An absolute legend in my eyes.
Marco Reus is one of the best - without a lot of titels too.
@@user-fr5jp5ew2o Agreed!
Would love for reus to stand atop the football world for at least once in his career.
To a much lesser extent, it would be the club football equivalent of Messi's quest for international glory
Marco Reus is one of the best. He was the reason to take DAZN, sky, Amazon prime for watching him playing. In my opinion - without injuries he were called next by Ronaldo and Co.
Thank you for sharing this video.
Glad you enjoyed!
A somewhat tragic legend, the tale of Marco Reus.
Let's at least hope for a happy ending to the tale :)
Reus gave us the dimostration that true love never die…
Once a borussen, always a borussen
I still remember one of his first appearances in the league after Germany became world champions. He played an impossible pass to give Dortmund the lead, and all the commentator could say was, “How did we even become world champions without him?”
While definitely an irreplaceable player at the time, the 2014 German squad had Muller, Kroos, Lahm, Schweinsteiger and Neuer all playing at a very high level.
@@FootballVisionYTbut he definitely would start. I would say that he deserved the medal. Top scorer in qualifying run and extremely crucial. Matthias ginter (no hate, great player) didn't even play a single minute and still walked away with a winner's medal.
@@sandeepdhali5463 Oh he would have definitely started. Its just that he wasn't as crucial to Germany as say Messi to Argentina
During his best years, Dortmund was an entirely different beast with him on the pitch.
He was one of the best, if not the best german player in the last 2 decades at his peak.
he was top 3 player from 2012 - 2014
2011 - 2014 actually
He was definitely up there but top 3 might be bit of a stretch. A lot of great players besides Messi and Ronaldo had their peaks as well during this time. Suarez and Robben were in particular quite exceptional as well.
@@FootballVisionYT Suarez and Robben were nowhere near Reus back then. He's had the better stats and better all-aound quality. He could do it all
@@ThomasSamoth-ls8ed Don't overhype him. Suarez had one of the single best Premiere League season of any player ever in 13/14. Then there was Bale who was at his absolute best, Robben, Di Maria, Modric were key back then. You had all the Barcelona players like Xavi and Iniesta. In Dortmund young Lewandowski was becoming an absolute beast and in the Premiere League there were Yaya Toure, David Silva, Aguero, Rooney and young Hazard. But Reus was up there with those guys
@@danimaster6647 So? what's your point? Reus was better than all of them. Only Suarez stat-wise came close (and was even better for one season when Reus suffered his first major injury) to Reus but you have to keep in mind that he was playing in Premier League which had a MUCH worse quality than Bundesliga back then, especially the defensive players. I mean even a 2nd division side was capable of winning Premier League back in 2016. Still great stats though, but Reus was still better and you have to see the bigger picture. Then Suarez did have Messi besides him in La Liga when his stats were as good as Reus' stats. But unlike Reus, Suarez wasn't a complete player with he same skillset and Reus also didn't ghost in big (UCL) matches.
Bale, Di Maria etc. didn't even come close, were not as complete and all of them played for a team in La Liga that was so much superior to their opponents except for Barcelona, due to financial advantages. Wasn't Modric even a failure at Real Madrid during his first seasons at Real and was benched or even a reserve player? So why even bring him up?
There's a reason for why Reus made the FIFA cover back in 2012, bot Suarez or any of the other players you've mentioned ever did. Reus was officially touted a top 4 player back then by experts, so I don't see how me saying he was more top 3 could be overhyping him..? His G/A per game was in Messi realm while playing in the 2nd best league in the world, playing for a worse team on paper without much financial capabilities.
Why I follow players? Their character. Some skill, yes, but it's their character. Reus' loyalty made me realize how beautiful loyalty could be. Thank you Reus. My favorite player since I started following the sport.
The fact that loyalty is so rare nowadays makes it even more special!
He’s like nobody else. He’s Marco Reus only way to describe him
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True he's not like anyone else because nobody is stupid to spend their whole career at bvb
Reus 💛🖤🤩
Glad you enjoyed!
Legend, the world knows how good is Reus.
I really hope the younger generation of today looks back to realize just how good Reus was
Great Video! But Marco left Dortmunds youth system in his own desire. It is true that Dortmund didn't value him that high at the time because of his lack in physicality and he would often sit on the bench. His desire to play to become a professional led to him leaving. It`s actually sad because it is a similar situation right now. His playing time reduced a lot this season because he doesn't fit in Terzic's system alongside Julian Brandt. And once again due to the lack of perspective at the club he is leaving. I hope he finds a nice club maybe in the MLS to have a few great years before retiring!
Glad you enjoyed! And indeed its an exit very similar to Xavi's final season at Barcelona
2:00 😂😂😂 Jokes aside, great video mate
Glad you enjoyed!
Besides butchering names it's a nice video :) Pls more of it!
very good video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing video! I'm writing a video on Reus and was wondering how you're able to use footage without copyright strikes?
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What do you guys think about the career of Marco Reus? Did he limit his own ceiling by staying at Dortmund?
Pride and Loyiality overlast everything... Dortmunder Junge! 💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤
He was special😍😍😍😍😍
Bro really said like messi and ronaldo 😮💨
staying was his best decision, we need more loyal players like him
@@motivation55577no it wasn't😂 I bet even he regret it trophies>loyalty
So many great players who came from Mönchengladbach...Reus, Ter Stegen, Xhaka, Thuram, Sommer, Hofmann...
Thuram? wtf
@@peterweiss123 yeah. Marcus Thuram went from Gladbach to Inter for free :/
@@Ameisenigelytk and before that?
@@peterweiss123 hm?
@@Ameisenigelytk In France xD
Imagine Bellingham, Haaland, Hakimi, Lewandowski, Gündogan, Sancho, all would have stayed at Dortmund. It would have easily become one of the strongest teams in the world.
I don't think anyone would disagree with that
is that a bot who talks? cuz wtf is aJax (the J is Y not J)
That's how you would indeed pronounce it in Dutch. And no, its not a bot :)
@@FootballVisionYT what did you smoke? Thats 100% NOT how you would pronounce it wtf!
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Ahahahah like Messi Ahahahah where’s his trophies
Love Reus. Good player and Loyal as well which is rare nowdays
But let's be honest. He was nevee gonna reach Messi or Ronaldo Level. Not even the likes of Haaland, Mbappe, Neymar or Bale have been close
Agreed. But it is clearly a disservice to any player to benchmark them against Messi or Ronaldo. Those two are clearly a class apart from the rest
He wasnt that good. Maybe a 6,5/10
9.5/10
He was unplayable and had no weaknesses except his body
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so lets say 10 is unmatched noone has been this good, then messi and rolando are 9`s or 9,5's
so Prime Reus would be somethin like a 8
@@TheRishijoesanu facts. Im watching Bundesliga since more then 20 years. Reus is totally overhyped.
When Reus was fit he was unbelievable and in my opinion a 9. But his biggest enemy was his own body and this is also a very important aspect of assessing a player. And taking his susceptibility to injury in consideration Reus was maybe a 7.