Neither were true wingers at the time though, both were more of a mix between a winger and a 10, filling the same spaces, but on opposite sides. Neither had good work rate, which makes it hard to have both play together.

Oh yeah, he got injured right before. I forgot. Still, he’s had every opportunity to leave Dortmund to be successful at a bigger club. He stayed loyal to his childhood club and he’s probably retiring there. Sure, he’s technically not a one club man, but for all effects and purposes he is. Not really worth arguing about this

Wild that nobody mentions Marco Reus. World cup winner who had more than enough quality to play in most top clubs back in the day, and yet stayed in a club that other than that one time never even showed signs of being competitive in the Champions League, and while playing in a league that was dominated by Bayern.