Who is the best Borussia Dortmund player of all time?

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Vote for the greatest Borussia Dortmund players of all time, from the European champions of 1997 to Signal Iduna Park icons.

Marco Reus - ranking option ranked #1

Marco Reus

One-club legend who spent over a decade at Dortmund, captaining the side and becoming the club's all-time leading scorer despite persistent injury setbacks.

1/10
Matthias Sammer - ranking option ranked #2

Matthias Sammer

German libero who won the 1996 Ballon d'Or during his transformative Dortmund years and was instrumental in their Champions League triumph that same year.

2/10
Robert Lewandowski - ranking option ranked #3

Robert Lewandowski

Polish striker who scored 103 goals in 131 Bundesliga games for Dortmund, forming a legendary partnership with Shinji Kagawa and Henrikh Mkhitaryan before joining Bayern.

3/10
Erling Haaland - ranking option ranked #4

Erling Haaland

Norwegian goal machine who scored 86 goals in 89 games for Dortmund, breaking records at an unprecedented pace before his record-breaking move to Manchester City.

4/10
Mats Hummels - ranking option ranked #5

Mats Hummels

German centre-back who made two separate stints at Dortmund and was one of the most intelligent defenders in Bundesliga history, winning two league titles.

5/10
Karl-Heinz Riedle - ranking option ranked #6

Karl-Heinz Riedle

German striker who scored two goals in the 1997 Champions League final against Juventus, etching his name permanently into Dortmund folklore.

6/10
Jürgen Kohler - ranking option ranked #7

Jürgen Kohler

Germany's finest defender of the 1990s who anchored Dortmund's backline through two Bundesliga titles and the 1997 Champions League triumph.

7/10
Shinji Kagawa - ranking option ranked #8

Shinji Kagawa

Japanese playmaker who twice joined Dortmund and was central to Klopp's free-flowing pressing style, winning back-to-back Bundesliga titles in 2011 and 2012.

8/10
Stefan Reuter - ranking option ranked #9

Stefan Reuter

Versatile German international who won three Bundesliga titles with Dortmund and was a crucial link between defense and attack in their dominant late-1990s side.

9/10
Lars Ricken - ranking option ranked #10

Lars Ricken

Academy product whose iconic substitute goal — scored within seconds of coming on — sealed the 1997 Champions League final against Juventus and made him a cult hero.

10/10

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