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Haaland is the second top goalscorer behind Robert Lewandowski only and as the main talisman at his club, the onus is now on the likes of Donyell Malen - who has struggled to adapt since his summer move from PSV Eindhoven - to step up to the task of filling the Haaland-sized hole in his absence.
Dortmund have also majorly struggled in the goals department across the board. Aside from the Norwegian, who is their top scorer with nine league goals, the second-highest tally is only three, courtesy of Raphael Guerreiro.
Julian Brandt, Jude Bellingham, Giovanni Reyna and Marco Reus all follow behind that and have two to their name.
Without the 21-year-old though, it seems like Bayern Munich's closest challengers on paper could well drift away - as they do every year in fairness - from the Bavarian side who now looked destined to win Germany's top-flight title yet again.
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