UPDATED: 05:27 EST, 1 April 2013 The Bundesliga is claimed to be on the list of most-economically pleasant in Europe a' but take to telling Borussia Dortmund fans that. Followers of the German side have now been required to spend a massive A460 on EIGHT various tops this season. The Bundesliga team have a property shirt for domestic matches, European football and bizarrely a winter strip' designed specifically for the joyful period, along with two away covers and three different goalkeeper jerseys. Dark and gold: From left to right, Borussia Dortmund's home Bundeslga package, their 'cold weather strip', and (below) the team presents before a Champions League match this year In comparison, Manchester United, like the most of Barclays Premier League clubs, have just one home and away equipment, a strip, and two goalkeeper shirts, charging fans just afraid of A200 for the selection. When they announced they would have six different strips to support two sponsors for the domestic cup competitions and games in the Champions League and the Premier League back in 2010, Tottenham sparked outrage. No 1: Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller seen using three different types this year But at the least Dortmund fans have affordability out of their Champions League strip in 2013. The Bundesliga ensemble, who are second in the league, face Malaga for an area in the semi-finals after viewing off Shakhtar Donetsk within the last few round.
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