Borussia Dortmund are renowned across the world for their attacking football, passionate fanbase and brilliant players.
The German giants are best known today for being the club that offers a path to Europe's elite - from Erling Haaland to Jude Bellingham.

But a lot of older facts about Edin Terzic's side are less widely known, including how they got their famous BVB nickname.
Borussia is the Latin word for Prussia, but in the case of the club Dortmund, it came from a sign for Borussia-Brauerei.
That sign, advertising a brewery in the city, was on the wall of a local pub Zum Wildschutz, which was where the founders met to form the team in 1909.
Over a century later, a lot has changed about Dortmund from the crest to the original blue and white striped kits but the name BVB has stuck.
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Why are Borussia Dortmund called BVB?
The name 'BVB' – pronounced in German 'bay-fow-bay' – is what Dortmund and their fans refer to the club as for short.
It stems from the team's official and lesser-used name of Ballspielverein [Ball Club] Borussia 09 e.V. Dortmund.
In German, when an association is registered, it is designated as eingetragener Verein aka 'e.V.' while '09' points to the club being founded in 1909.
However, the BV in BVB actually comes from the first part Ballspielverein.
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It is a compound word combining two existing words ['Ballspiel' and 'Verein'], to describe the sport the club competed in at the time of their origin.
For Dortmund, their 'Ballspielverein' implies that they are an association specialised in ball sports, specifically football, with the second B standing for Borussia.
Over time, fans have also added to the lore surrounding BVB by saying it stands for 'Borussen vom Borsigplatz'.
This means Borussen [Borussia fans] from Borsigplatz, which is a square in a Northern district of Dortmund's city where the founding pub Zum Wildschutz was originally situated.
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