Borussia Dortmund face fierce criticism from their own fans after two controversial decisions

Some Borussia Dortmund fans have had enough of the club over two issues, with the latest BVB post on X drawing a huge outcry.

Borussia Dortmund signed a three-year contract with Rheinmetall in 2024. The company makes tanks, ammunition, cannons and air defence systems, among other things.

At the time, the agreement sparked fierce protests, with some supporters angry over the partnership.

In the stadium, fans displayed banners. They also placed a mock tank outside Signal Iduna Park and staged silent protests. More than 90 fan clubs took part.

Dortmund have now decided not to continue the partnership. That decision has angered another section of the fanbase.

Those supporters believe the board have given in to an often left-wing or pacifist ultras scene. They also accuse the club of 'selective morality' because it has partnered with several gambling companies.

The club's handling of Felix Nmecha has drawn the most criticism over the past week. The midfielder 'laid down the crown for Jesus Christ' after scoring against SV Elversberg.

His celebration caused controversy in Germany, but Nmecha said he meant nothing unpleasant by it.

"My message was never intended to promote intolerance, discrimination or hatred in any form. As Christians, our message is one of love and respect for every person, regardless of where they come from, what they believe or what worldview they hold."

Despite that explanation, the club's management decided to ban Nmecha from celebrating that way again. Some supporters criticised the decision in the latest post shown below.