Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Danica22]

Bundesliga update, more update on player transfer here:
After rumors and speculation that he would be moving to the Saudi League, the situation regarding Šeško is now quite clear. Benjamin Šeško will not leave Leipzig for Saudi Arabia; he expects to remain in Europe. In terms of fee and salary, it's certainly a matter of respect for him. But he's willing to remain in Europe.

This update has clarified the value of these players and what they are worth. I was very interested and worried about what the real reason was, but now I know.
Yes, it was discussed in depth that many players are leaving this league and now they will sign a contract in the Saudi league and play for a few years and be successful. I think he wants the Saudi league to be the best of all leagues, but this is true to some extent. He has made a very good decision, but there are some players who should go to the Saudi league, which should show a different performance in this league too. He will get this because of his performance and struggle and if he plays even better, I would like him to go to this league.

Benjamin Sesko declining the Saudi Pro League offer seems to be the best for him going into the future. As he wants to continue playing in Europe. At only 22 years old, he is valued at €90 million. And that's not bad at all. He should be thinking about joining a big European club, as he is doing right now. There is no point going to Saudi when Arsenal, Man City, and Man Utd are actively monitoring you. He is already performing very well in the Bundesliga. He has definitely made the right choice, and his ambitions are absolutely spot-on as a player. I think he will end up joining a big European club.
Great to see such young players understand that they cannot chase money so early in their careers.

[Phoenix Anka]

Bundesliga update, more update on player transfer here:
After rumors and speculation that he would be moving to the Saudi League, the situation regarding Šeško is now quite clear. Benjamin Šeško will not leave Leipzig for Saudi Arabia; he expects to remain in Europe. In terms of fee and salary, it's certainly a matter of respect for him. But he's willing to remain in Europe.

This update has clarified the value of these players and what they are worth. I was very interested and worried about what the real reason was, but now I know.
Yes, it was discussed in depth that many players are leaving this league and now they will sign a contract in the Saudi league and play for a few years and be successful. I think he wants the Saudi league to be the best of all leagues, but this is true to some extent. He has made a very good decision, but there are some players who should go to the Saudi league, which should show a different performance in this league too. He will get this because of his performance and struggle and if he plays even better, I would like him to go to this league.

Benjamin Sesko declining the Saudi Pro League offer seems to be the best for him going into the future. As he wants to continue playing in Europe. At only 22 years old, he is valued at €90 million. And that's not bad at all. He should be thinking about joining a big European club, as he is doing right now. There is no point going to Saudi when Arsenal, Man City, and Man Utd are actively monitoring you. He is already performing very well in the Bundesliga. He has definitely made the right choice, and his ambitions are absolutely spot-on as a player. I think he will end up joining a big European club.
Great to see such young players understand that they cannot chase money so early in their careers.

It's unusual for a 22-year-old player to choose Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, considering that major teams are pursuing him for his career, any player in Sesko's position would prefer to play in Europe. Saudi Arabia has become a place of increasing quality and competition, but it's clear that young players with ambitions won't choose that place for some time to come.

[Mayor of ogba]

The only way for anyone else to ever have a chance, would be getting a rich owner who can spend as much as Bayern, but not that many people could spend 300+ million a year on a team, so I am pretty sure that Bayern is comfortable at the moment and won't face that much difficulty from any other team. It does make the league a bit boring, but it is the reality we have to learn to accept.

Bayern Munich doesn't spend so much money to bring in new players to Bayern Munich every season, so other clubs in the Bundesliga don't need to spend up to 300-plus million a year on a team before they can be able to challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title. It is just necessary for other clubs in the Bundesliga to get rich owners so that they won't be fond of selling their best players to other clubs, which will allow other clubs in the Bundesliga to hold onto their best players that can allow them to challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title every season, which will make the Bundesliga more competitive.

[Franctoshi]

Bundesliga update, more update on player transfer here:

After rumors and speculation that he would be moving to the Saudi League, the situation regarding Šeško is now quite clear. Benjamin Šeško will not leave Leipzig for Saudi Arabia; he expects to remain in Europe. In terms of fee and salary, it's certainly a matter of respect for him. But he's willing to remain in Europe.


Source: 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄: Benjamin Šeško will 𝐧𝐨𝐭 move to Saudi Pro League

Some of these players from the Saudi pro league side offering enticing salaries and wages still has other things to consider before a move to that side of the league, especially their participation in the European competitions such as the champions league, Eropa cup etc ,especially as a young or upcoming player the Saudi league isn't a suitable place to move to as you will be missing out in most of the things you have to showcase your skills or some football achievements you need to attain.

[BIT-BENDER]

Some of these players from the Saudi pro league side offering enticing salaries and wages still has other things to consider before a move to that side of the league, especially their participation in the European competitions such as the champions league, Eropa cup etc ,especially as a young or upcoming player the Saudi league isn't a suitable place to move to as you will be missing out in most of the things you have to showcase your skills or some football achievements you need to attain.

Players are now getting the cheat code, young players are now going to the Saudi league to player one of two seasons, secure the biggest bag and then come back to the English premier League. The Aston Villa ex star did it and the young Spaniard also did same.
In the future these Saudi teams will start finding solution to secure these players for longer term.

[pawel7777]

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It's unusual for a 22-year-old player to choose Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, considering that major teams are pursuing him for his career, any player in Sesko's position would prefer to play in Europe. Saudi Arabia has become a place of increasing quality and competition, but it's clear that young players with ambitions won't choose that place for some time to come.

Yup, as much as Arab countries might be paying really well, that could be very much a career dead-end for young players. That's why we most often see that direction being chosen by players close to retirement, as it's quite nice (and profitable) way to end a career.
The reason for that is that the level of the local leagues or AFC Champions League is nowhere near that of European football. This means that a player who has spent years playing say in Saudi Arabia, even if he had great statistics, would be considered a risky sign-up as he would be untested against top-performing European Clubs.
So that career move is often seen as a one-way street. After taking that route, it might be very difficult to return to Europe.

[Baki202]

Some of these players from the Saudi pro league side offering enticing salaries and wages still has other things to consider before a move to that side of the league, especially their participation in the European competitions such as the champions league, Eropa cup etc ,especially as a young or upcoming player the Saudi league isn't a suitable place to move to as you will be missing out in most of the things you have to showcase your skills or some football achievements you need to attain.

Players are now getting the cheat code, young players are now going to the Saudi league to player one of two seasons, secure the biggest bag and then come back to the English premier League. The Aston Villa ex star did it and the young Spaniard also did same.
In the future these Saudi teams will start finding solution to secure these players for longer term.

They know what they are doing they know they will make good money from Saudi League so they are clearly going there for the cash and then they will start making plans to go to other clubs for career after they have made money from joining Saudi and that is the difference and I see some players advising other players to chase the bag. We know that Saudi will pay well but even there league is not that as easy as we think. So even if you are going for the intention of making money you have to prepare your mind that the same time you are going to work. There is no free money over there. It was when they see when they saw what Ronaldo was complaining about then they know what is in there for the players because I doubt if they actually know so there choice to make but something is Clear if you are chasing the bad then you should also understanding that you have to show workings too.

[$weetne$$]

Normally. Bayer Leverkusen is the team I thought would challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title next season, and since they sold their two key players and changed their manager, I have started doubting them again. I don’t really expect any good performance from Bayer Leverkusen again. Because things will change and will be new to this team, two key players have been changed and the manager. This means they are going to be introducing a new method of play to the squad, and this will take time before everything is as they want. Let's see how the season will go for them.

Leverkusen has got the capacity to to challenge Munich but now that they no longer have xabi as their coaching is going to be a difficult one for them because they will need time to adopt to their new coaches styl and that will take some time. I cannot have big expectations from Leverkusen this season because I will be seeing it that this season they are going to use it to rebuild and get the team back on track to beeing that formidable team that can challenge Munich as they once did few seasons ago.

[Agbe]

Normally. Bayer Leverkusen is the team I thought would challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title next season, and since they sold their two key players and changed their manager, I have started doubting them again. I don’t really expect any good performance from Bayer Leverkusen again. Because things will change and will be new to this team, two key players have been changed and the manager. This means they are going to be introducing a new method of play to the squad, and this will take time before everything is as they want. Let's see how the season will go for them.

Leverkusen has got the capacity to to challenge Munich but now that they no longer have xabi as their coaching is going to be a difficult one for them because they will need time to adopt to their new coaches styl and that will take some time. I cannot have big expectations from Leverkusen this season because I will be seeing it that this season they are going to use it to rebuild and get the team back on track to beeing that formidable team that can challenge Munich as they once did few seasons ago.

True I agree with you because Leverkusen will find it difficult to get back and adopt into the style of play of this new coach because they where used to playing a different style of football so I think that in the opening half of the season Leverkusen problem will have a problem of getting used to style of the new coach

[Obari]

Leverkusen has got the capacity to to challenge Munich but now that they no longer have xabi as their coaching is going to be a difficult one for them because they will need time to adopt to their new coaches styl and that will take some time. I cannot have big expectations from Leverkusen this season because I will be seeing it that this season they are going to use it to rebuild and get the team back on track to beeing that formidable team that can challenge Munich as they once did few seasons ago.

Bayer Leverkusen without Xabi Alonso or their key players, where do we see them next season? There are more enchancing patterns that wouldn't be practiced with the club because the one man that understands the system of the club have departed for Real Madrid. Don't get it twisted, Bayer Leverkusen will contest for titles but they're no longer favorites to win most of these challenging titles, they're becoming weaker and this is absolutely not good for them. Leverkusen should stand their ground and ensure they're back on winning track because it's the only way to show they're ever ready for fierce tournament.

[GiftedMAN]

Normally. Bayer Leverkusen is the team I thought would challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title next season, and since they sold their two key players and changed their manager, I have started doubting them again. I don’t really expect any good performance from Bayer Leverkusen again. Because things will change and will be new to this team, two key players have been changed and the manager. This means they are going to be introducing a new method of play to the squad, and this will take time before everything is as they want. Let's see how the season will go for them.

Leverkusen has got the capacity to to challenge Munich but now that they no longer have xabi as their coaching is going to be a difficult one for them because they will need time to adopt to their new coaches styl and that will take some time. I cannot have big expectations from Leverkusen this season because I will be seeing it that this season they are going to use it to rebuild and get the team back on track to beeing that formidable team that can challenge Munich as they once did few seasons ago.

Bayer Leverkusen under Xabi Alonso made a very good progress they won the league and were able to challenge Bayern Munich with their good form but now they have another new manager who is new to the team I think they will get better if he is able to manage them and his playing pattern fits into the performance of his team. Leverkusen may not challenge Bayern Munich next season but they should focus on achieving a good result in making the team strong again to face any opposition.

[snipie]

The only way for anyone else to ever have a chance, would be getting a rich owner who can spend as much as Bayern, but not that many people could spend 300+ million a year on a team, so I am pretty sure that Bayern is comfortable at the moment and won't face that much difficulty from any other team. It does make the league a bit boring, but it is the reality we have to learn to accept.

Bayern Munich doesn't spend so much money to bring in new players to Bayern Munich every season, so other clubs in the Bundesliga don't need to spend up to 300-plus million a year on a team before they can be able to challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title. It is just necessary for other clubs in the Bundesliga to get rich owners so that they won't be fond of selling their best players to other clubs so that they will have a quality squad that can challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title every season, which will make the Bundesliga more competitive.

I don't see Bayern Munich as a team who spend a lot on buying new players or having enormous wages as other clubs in English Premier League, La Liga or PSG are doing.
In fact, there isn't a big difference in levels of teams in Bundesliga because disparities between the teams do exist but it is way less than PSG and the other French teams for example and this is why precisely we see a lot of challenge in Bundesliga.
Bayern Munich is trying its best to get back to its form whether locally or regionally.

[TelolettOm]

Benjamin Sesko could have left RB Leipzig because he is a good striker that knows how to score goals and also play well with the ball, but the money Leipzig is demanding for his transfer is too much,

Yeah, indeed, some factors push him to leave.
And unfortunately, Sesko is now linked with Man United. Oh, is it possible for him to really thrive at Man United? As has happened before, many top players brought to Man United have ended up doing poorly, with declining performance and so on.

[MAAManda]

Bayer Leverkusen without Xabi Alonso or their key players, where do we see them next season? There are more enchancing patterns that wouldn't be practiced with the club because the one man that understands the system of the club have departed for Real Madrid. Don't get it twisted, Bayer Leverkusen will contest for titles but they're no longer favorites to win most of these challenging titles, they're becoming weaker and this is absolutely not good for them. Leverkusen should stand their ground and ensure they're back on winning track because it's the only way to show they're ever ready for fierce tournament.

Bayer Leverkusen's fate in the Bundesliga next season will be determined by their performance in upcoming matches, which I mean the pre-season matches, there are 4 matches:

1. Bochum - Leverkusen
2. Fortuna Sittard - Leverkusen
3. Leverkusen - Pisa
4. Chelsea - Bayer Leverkusen

Let's just see how Leverkusen performs in those four matches. If they can get good results, then we can expect Leverkusen to perform well in the Bundesliga next season.

[Mayor of ogba]

Bundesliga update, more update on player transfer here:

After rumors and speculation that he would be moving to the Saudi League, the situation regarding Šeško is now quite clear. Benjamin Šeško will not leave Leipzig for Saudi Arabia; he expects to remain in Europe. In terms of fee and salary, it's certainly a matter of respect for him. But he's willing to remain in Europe.


Source: 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄: Benjamin Šeško will 𝐧𝐨𝐭 move to Saudi Pro League

Some of these players from the Saudi pro league side offering enticing salaries and wages still has other things to consider before a move to that side of the league, especially their participation in the European competitions such as the champions league, Eropa cup etc ,especially as a young or upcoming player the Saudi league isn't a suitable place to move to as you will be missing out in most of the things you have to showcase your skills or some football achievements you need to attain.

Yeah, even though clubs in the Saudi Pro League are using lucrative deals to attract some European players into the Saudi Pro League, I still believe young players that are performing well in European leagues won't be in a hurry to move to the Saudi Pro League because they will want to play for big clubs in the top 5 leagues in Europe first so that they can have the opportunity of winning trophies and representing their countries on international duty before they will even think of moving to the Saudi Pro League at the end of their football career.

[Frankolala]

The only way for anyone else to ever have a chance, would be getting a rich owner who can spend as much as Bayern, but not that many people could spend 300+ million a year on a team, so I am pretty sure that Bayern is comfortable at the moment and won't face that much difficulty from any other team. It does make the league a bit boring, but it is the reality we have to learn to accept.

Bayern Munich doesn't spend so much money to bring in new players to Bayern Munich every season, so other clubs in the Bundesliga don't need to spend up to 300-plus million a year on a team before they can be able to challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title. It is just necessary for other clubs in the Bundesliga to get rich owners so that they won't be fond of selling their best players to other clubs, which will allow other clubs in the Bundesliga to hold onto their best players that can allow them to challenge Bayern Munich for the Bundesliga title every season, which will make the Bundesliga more competitive.

It seems that apart from EPL, the other big leagues best clubs are the ones dominating their various leagues because they are rich. Take a look at Ligue 1, PSG is the richest, Bayern is the richest in Bundesliga and Real Madrid is the richest in Laliga. If you take a proper look into these leagues, only one or two clubs can challenge these rich clubs. However, Seria A and EPL is different, because we have more than four rich clubs which make the competition more interesting, because these clubs always buy players to strengthen their team.

[wakier]

It seems that apart from EPL, the other big leagues best clubs are the ones dominating their various leagues because they are rich. Take a look at Ligue 1, PSG is the richest, Bayern is the richest in Bundesliga and Real Madrid is the richest in Laliga. If you take a proper look into these leagues, only one or two clubs can challenge these rich clubs. However, Seria A and EPL is different, because we have more than four rich clubs which make the competition more interesting, because these clubs always buy players to strengthen their team.

But among the leagues you mentioned, League 1 is not like other leagues that have more than one competitor. Bundesliga is not only Bayern Munich but there are Dortmund, Leverkusen and Leipzig who are always tough competitors for Bayern Munich, although it cannot be denied that Bayern Munich is indeed more dominant.
While Laliga, it is not only Real Madrid there are still Barcelona and Atletico Madrid even though Real Madrid is richer in material terms, these three clubs always compete tightly, even Barcelona, which has the most debt and has financial problems, can still compete at the top, but unlike League 1, there is no other club that can compete with PSG, so I don't agree if you say that League 1 is the same as Bundesliga and La Liga.

[karabiber]

Bayer Leverkusen without Xabi Alonso or their key players, where do we see them next season? There are more enchancing patterns that wouldn't be practiced with the club because the one man that understands the system of the club have departed for Real Madrid. Don't get it twisted, Bayer Leverkusen will contest for titles but they're no longer favorites to win most of these challenging titles, they're becoming weaker and this is absolutely not good for them. Leverkusen should stand their ground and ensure they're back on winning track because it's the only way to show they're ever ready for fierce tournament.

At Ajax and Manchester United, Ten Hag tried to play possession, high pressing, systematic football. Bayer Leverkusen are already familiar with this style of play under Xabi Alonso. This may make it easier for the players to adapt without a major system change. In addition, Ten Hag is used to working with young players during his time at Ajax and Leverkusen's squad is also made up of young talents. Leverkusen doesn't have the huge media pressure like Manchester United or a crisis situation every week. The Bundesliga has a more planned, more patient club structure. This may give Ten Hag time to settle his game.

[Oluwa-btc]

Bundesliga update, more update on player transfer here:

After rumors and speculation that he would be moving to the Saudi League, the situation regarding Šeško is now quite clear. Benjamin Šeško will not leave Leipzig for Saudi Arabia; he expects to remain in Europe. In terms of fee and salary, it's certainly a matter of respect for him. But he's willing to remain in Europe.


Source: 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄: Benjamin Šeško will 𝐧𝐨𝐭 move to Saudi Pro League

This man here should have been a gunner already but his club been making things difficult with their price tag slashed on him. I don't think he's worth that much. With no one else making serious approaches for him he would most likely stay another season with Leipzig. I read somewhere he is the name Jurgen Klopp wants for Liverpool in replacement of Darwin Nunez but no internal talks between the both clubs for Benjamin Sesko. The Saudi Arabian league improving though, who knows what might happen?!

[len01]

Bayer Leverkusen's fate in the Bundesliga next season will be determined by their performance in upcoming matches, which I mean the pre-season matches, there are 4 matches:

1. Bochum - Leverkusen
2. Fortuna Sittard - Leverkusen
3. Leverkusen - Pisa
4. Chelsea - Bayer Leverkusen

Let's just see how Leverkusen performs in those four matches. If they can get good results, then we can expect Leverkusen to perform well in the Bundesliga next season.

Even though it’s only a friendly, it’s still worth paying attention to how Ten Hag sets up his strategy against Leverkusen. Out of their 4 preseason matches, I’m actually setting aside the ones against Fortuna Sittard and Pisa, as Leverkusen are likely to win those more comfortably. What’s more intriguing are their games against Bochum and Chelsea. Based on my speculation, I predict Leverkusen will likely lose to Chelsea, who are currently riding high on confidence after winning the CWC.