Hummels and Strootman would be great signings.
Personally I don't think Reus would go for Bayern, but don't put your money on it. If he were to leave, my money is on a transfer to United. Chelsea has LW post covered, City would go for it just to screw you over, Madrid and Barcelona are also covered, maybe PSG, but i doubt he would choose PSG over United. He doesn't strike me as a money>football type of player.
IF you get these players, we will have a **** of a fight for the top 4 next year, possibly after winter transfer window.
I'd rather see my team win the title beating off tough competition, rather than seeing a 2 horse race (at best) every year. Sadly this is the tendency in all major leagues at the moment.
He's a German, and for most Germans, their one-stop destination seems to be Bayern Munich. I dunno, if it turns out he actually has a RC, then Dortmund will be hard-pressed in preventing him from joining them. With Ribery slowly losing steam, they probably see him as a perfect replacement.. If Reus hasn't signed a new contract by December, ideally, Dortmund should sell in January.
Also, I dunno, Reus will make us more lethal, but will be at the expense of Januzaj, and I'm not sure I want to see that. Januzaj, if retains his professionalism and keeps his head down and trains hard, can become World Class really easily. I'd be more happy to see Januzaj in the lineup than I'd be to see Reus, tbh//
With Hummels and Strootman, our team ideally will be complete, in almost all aspects. It's scary. My dream transfer window this time around was Hummels, di MAria and Vidal. But I'll happily take Strootman and Hummels next year xD
Also, the only league where competition exists (in the top few leagues) is England, and to an extent Spain. Here, United, Chelsea, City an Arsenal are always title contenders (if you exclude us in this year after Moyes' disastrous turn last year). Then there is Liverpool, who had a good last season, propelling them also back into the top 4, and Tottenham to give serious competition. Nowhere else do you see this, et all.. Spain comes closest with Barca, RM and AM. Germany is only Bayern Munich (I don't count Dortmund, because they simply can't compete with Bayern, and their best players are invariably poached). In France, it's just PSG.
Probably, after BPL, in terms of high competitiveness, Portugal comes close? Dunno much about it, though..
. If he continues with 3-5-2 (which most of the times looks like (3-4-1-2), I think Mata or RVP will be sacrificed. You simply cannot remove Fletcher for example and move Mata a bit back to make room for all 3 strikers, with Rooney as #10.
What that means for RVP idk, a possible partner in 3 5 2 setup and Rooney playing elsewhere.. No.10 at the expense of Mata only thing I can think of at the moment. 