15-man big rotation, more losses in the warm-up match, Hamburg: Brothers from the German Second Division, see you after 34 rounds

The new season of the Bundesliga will kick off at the end of August. Hamburg, which has "unexpectedly upgraded", will challenge Borussia Mönchengladbach away. This will be the first battle for Peking University to forgive the Bundesliga in 7 years.

The team's senior management said that Hamburg's goal in the new season is to relegate. However, after a fight, the fans vaguely felt that Peking University might still return to their loyal German second place at the end of the season and earned the money on their knees.

Hamburg is very busy this summer. First, it renewed its contract with the post-90s head coach Porzin. The 34-year-old coach took over the team from eighth to leading the team to upgrade.

In addition, 16 people have left this summer.

Are those players really not worthy of playing in the Bundesliga? In fact, more people cash out at high positions. For example, vice captain Rice transfers to Bruges for 6 million euros, winger Kenis Dofer joins Nice at the same price, and top scorer Sailke leaves the team freely.

The team also introduced 15 new players, French forward Philippe with 2.5 million euros, veteran Polson who signed Leipzig Red Bull 1.5 million, and Capaldo with 2.9 million euros are already the highlights, and the rest of the players are either sign-free or loan-free.

The beloved Hoganheim centre-back Bosch also has been unable to announce the official announcement due to his tight cash flow. Obviously, the Peking University King does not want the family fortune he has saved in the Bundesliga so many years to go directly.

Hamburg's total value is 62.7 million euros, ranking third from the bottom of the Bundesliga. They are still popular for relegation. Such personnel changes make it difficult for them to complete the running-in in a short period of time. They lost two games in three preseason games, and the only one they won was to defeat the regional league team Oldenburg. They seemed to be ready to go to the Bundesliga. After all, it's not embarrassing to make money.

Hamburg seems to have only obtained one Bundesliga experience card. Compared with the Premier League next door, Sunderland has spent 130 million euros to buy people after 8 years of promotion to the Super League. Hamburg has introduced so many people, but after calculating the accounts, it is still negative.

They will face Bayern in the third round. Facing their opponents who have not been defeated for seven years, the kings of the North and South face each other head-on. Will there be another tragedy this time?