Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[hd49728]

Yes of course he is going to leave, but not this year. I doubt Dortmund is going to leave Sancho and Haaland in the same year. I just don't think there is any chance for that to happen unless, as I said, the transfer fee is a real moonshot.

They will wait for Haaland to grow up more and sell as higher as possible and I agree that they might not want to sell both two big stars in a same transfer season. They need time to rebuild their team, to find another player as replacement for Sancho and to make sure their performance won't be affected too much.

With Dortmund, they will sell star players to enrich their balance sheet and Haaland will not feel happy in Dortmund if he plays there in many years.

Without Sancho and Haaland, Dortmund will have trouble making it even into the champions league qualification. Hell, it could even be close for the Europen League. Imagine they have two or three injuries during the season and Sancho and Haaland are gone, game over!

In the past season Dortmund struggled to get a position to Champions League. It would be terrible if they sell both Sancho and Haaland.

[Juggy777]

Yes of course he is going to leave, but not this year. I doubt Dortmund is going to leave Sancho and Haaland in the same year. I just don't think there is any chance for that to happen unless, as I said, the transfer fee is a real moonshot.

They will wait for Haaland to grow up more and sell as higher as possible and I agree that they might not want to sell both two big stars in a same transfer season. They need time to rebuild their team, to find another player as replacement for Sancho and to make sure their performance won't be affected too much.

With Dortmund, they will sell star players to enrich their balance sheet and Haaland will not feel happy in Dortmund if he plays there in many years.

Without Sancho and Haaland, Dortmund will have trouble making it even into the champions league qualification. Hell, it could even be close for the Europen League. Imagine they have two or three injuries during the season and Sancho and Haaland are gone, game over!

In the past season Dortmund struggled to get a position to Champions League. It would be terrible if they sell both Sancho and Haaland.

@hd49728 Dortmund have already clarified that Halland won’t be sold this season, but next season he’s definitely being sold and Dortmund can’t keep him beyond 2021 - 2022. Also I doubt that their performances will be severely effected because they’ll reinvest in little unknown player who’ll prove equal to Sancho and then two season later sell him, it’s typical Dortmund thing.

[hd49728]

@hd49728 Dortmund have already clarified that Halland won’t be sold this season, but next season he’s definitely being sold and Dortmund can’t keep him beyond 2021 - 2022. Also I doubt that their performances will be severely effected because they’ll reinvest in little unknown player who’ll prove equal to Sancho and then two season later sell him, it’s typical Dortmund thing.

Thank you for the article.
I see Dortmund play fair and respect their players. They provide clear message on what they want from players. 2 transfer season ago, they wanted to keep Sancho, this transfer season, they let him go to Manchester United but keep Haaland. Next season they will allow Haaland to negotiate with other clubs.

I respect Dortmund on how they treat their players fairly and respectfully.

Dortmund have good scouts and they will return soon.

[lixer]

@hd49728 Dortmund have already clarified that Halland won’t be sold this season, but next season he’s definitely being sold and Dortmund can’t keep him beyond 2021 - 2022. Also I doubt that their performances will be severely effected because they’ll reinvest in little unknown player who’ll prove equal to Sancho and then two season later sell him, it’s typical Dortmund thing.

I still think that it was a financial situation and not a personal one that they ended up keeping him. If someone offered 200 million, do you really think that they would keep him? Of course they wouldn't, that dude would have been sold faster than I can take my socks off, but he wasn't offered that much money and that is why Dortmund realized they could simply sell Sancho and then use that money to try once again next season with Haaland on the roster to go champions league.

After that if they sell Haaland, at least they will both have money, and be in champions league and have good chance to build a roster that could maybe fight to get out of the group stages thanks to all that money. That is why I think their only goal right now is to finish the season either first, or very least second with Haaland on the roster, that would have a logic for not selling him.

[CLS63]

We mostly talk about where Haaland would go this summer. Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester Utd, Real Madrid... But we are missing a point here also. Dortmund really seem like they've made their decision and they don't want to sell Haaland in any case this summer. It's been only two seasons that Haaland's been playing at Dortmund. They don't want to lose him so soon.

In his first season, he scored 13 goals in 15 Bundesliga games. In the last season, he scored 27 goals in 28 Bundesliga games. He's improved himself at a very high rate in only one year. And he's only 20 years old now. Which team would like to lose a very special player like Haaland so soon in the end? Therefore, I understand Dortmund's concerns. But even if they don't sell him this summer, I don't think that they will be able to keep him at the club at the end of the next season.

[Lordhermes]

We mostly talk about where Haaland would go this summer. Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester Utd, Real Madrid... But we are missing a point here also. Dortmund really seem like they've made their decision and they don't want to sell Haaland in any case this summer. It's been only two seasons that Haaland's been playing at Dortmund. They don't want to lose him so soon.

In his first season, he scored 13 goals in 15 Bundesliga games. In the last season, he scored 27 goals in 28 Bundesliga games. He's improved himself at a very high rate in only one year. And he's only 20 years old now. Which team would like to lose a very special player like Haaland so soon in the end? Therefore, I understand Dortmund's concerns. But even if they don't sell him this summer, I don't think that they will be able to keep him at the club at the end of the next season.

Dortmund is a club that sells their best player every season for bigger money,so it's no longer news whether they will sell or not,the moment a huge amount of money comes for him,believe me,Dortmund will sell Haaland,but not for a small amount.Any team that will acquire his services must have to break the bank in securing him.

[Shasha80]

We mostly talk about where Haaland would go this summer. Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester Utd, Real Madrid... But we are missing a point here also. Dortmund really seem like they've made their decision and they don't want to sell Haaland in any case this summer. It's been only two seasons that Haaland's been playing at Dortmund. They don't want to lose him so soon.

In his first season, he scored 13 goals in 15 Bundesliga games. In the last season, he scored 27 goals in 28 Bundesliga games. He's improved himself at a very high rate in only one year. And he's only 20 years old now. Which team would like to lose a very special player like Haaland so soon in the end? Therefore, I understand Dortmund's concerns. But even if they don't sell him this summer, I don't think that they will be able to keep him at the club at the end of the next season.

Dortmund is a club that sells their best player every season for bigger money,so it's no longer news whether they will sell or not,the moment a huge amount of money comes for him,believe me,Dortmund will sell Haaland,but not for a small amount.Any team that will acquire his services must have to break the bank in securing him.

Dortmund is known to often sell their star players at high prices. Like Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Christian Pulisic who were sold to big clubs
in the Premier League, even the newest Dortmund have just sold one of their stars Jadon Sancho for a pretty high price. So if Dortmund finally
decided to sell Haaland it wouldn't be a surprise to me, Haaland would sooner or later move away from Dortmund. Moreover, Haaland's
performance continues to improve, making many big clubs interested in buying him. If a very big offer comes to Dortmund, I believe Dortmund
will let Haaland go. But of course it takes big money to be able to make Dortmund release Haaland.

[AndySt]

Dortmund is a club that sells their best player every season for bigger money,so it's no longer news whether they will sell or not,the moment a huge amount of money comes for him,believe me,Dortmund will sell Haaland,but not for a small amount.Any team that will acquire his services must have to break the bank in securing him.

I think that Dortmund would be happy to leave a player like Haaland for some more time to try to find a worthy replacement for his position, but if there is a really impressive amount, the club will sell the player, as it has already happened many times. According to the latest information, the head coach of Chelsea in London, Tuchel, appealed to the club's management with a request to buy Haaland already in this summer window. I think that the activation of Chelsea in this direction may force other applicants for the player to also step up their efforts and the deal will really be able to take place in the near future.

[mv1986]

The German League is a one way poker. It is a problem because it feels difficult to accept what the issue behind it is. It is still a riddle for me, but one that seems to not be solvable!

[AakZaki]

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Also I doubt that their performances will be severely effected because they’ll reinvest in little unknown player who’ll prove equal to Sancho and then two season later sell him, it’s typical Dortmund thing.

Exactly, they are like a great player generating machine. All their great players go to big clubs in Europe. But I understand football is not just a title, football is a business for profit. Just look at 2016 Dortmund is very stable in the top five. It seems their management is also not a lot of pressure from the fans to win. At least Munich's dominance is very strong in the league.

[OcTradism]

I think that Dortmund would be happy to leave a player like Haaland for some more time to try to find a worthy replacement for his position, but if there is a really impressive amount, the club will sell the player, as it has already happened many times.

Haaland is matured enough and has an expensive transfer price on the market. Just because big clubs are not ready now and Dortmund don't want to sell both Sancho and Haaland. They will give big clubs another opportunity to buy Haaland, next year.

According to the latest information, the head coach of Chelsea in London, Tuchel, appealed to the club's management with a request to buy Haaland already in this summer window. I think that the activation of Chelsea in this direction may force other applicants for the player to also step up their efforts and the deal will really be able to take place in the near future.

Tuchel will face with big pressure in a new season. In history of Chelsea, coaches usually were sacked one season after they brought the club to final matches or won titles. It is more pressure if Abramovic gives Tuchel big transfer fund this summer.

Exactly, they are like a great player generating machine. All their great players go to big clubs in Europe. But I understand football is not just a title, football is a business for profit. Just look at 2016 Dortmund is very stable in the top five. It seems their management is also not a lot of pressure from the fans to win. At least Munich's dominance is very strong in the league.

Bayern dominate the Bundesliga in many decades, not just in a few seasons. They are the beast in Bundesliga and most of best players in Bundesliga want to join Bayern because the club is a guarantee that players will get the championship within a few seasons.

[cygan]

in the new bundesliga season, it will still be possible to substitute 5 players during a match. in addition, from the third matchday onwards, guest fans will again be allowed in the respective stadiums - the whole thing also applies to the 2. bundesliga as well

As long as spectator capacities are still subject to legal restrictions, five percent of the tickets per match will be reserved for guest fans. If the restrictions are lifted completely, there will automatically be a return to the original quota of ten percent.

https://www.dfl.de/de/aktuelles/beschluesse-der-dfl-mv-20210714/

[bct_ail]

in the new bundesliga season, it will still be possible to substitute 5 players during a match. in addition, from the third matchday onwards, guest fans will again be allowed in the respective stadiums - the whole thing also applies to the 2. bundesliga as well

As long as spectator capacities are still subject to legal restrictions, five percent of the tickets per match will be reserved for guest fans. If the restrictions are lifted completely, there will automatically be a return to the original quota of ten percent.

https://www.dfl.de/de/aktuelles/beschluesse-der-dfl-mv-20210714/

I don't think substitute 5 players are bad at all. I just wonder whether this rule will apply forever or whether it is only done because of Corona.

But I am curious when the 5% rule will become the 0% rule again. Some cities in Germany are already starting to introduce their Corona requirements again.

[Lafu]

I don't think substitute 5 players are bad at all. I just wonder whether this rule will apply forever or whether it is only done because of Corona.
But I am curious when the 5% rule will become the 0% rule again. Some cities in Germany are already starting to introduce their Corona requirements again.

I also think that this is not a bad or wrong decision to have the option that you can substitute 5 players .
This will also make the games a bit more intresting at all and you have an extra option when players get injured.
Firstly i guess its about Corona and maybe they keep after it , but it depends where this Corona will be going.
But in my opinion its a good thing.

[Juggy777]

I don't think substitute 5 players are bad at all. I just wonder whether this rule will apply forever or whether it is only done because of Corona.
But I am curious when the 5% rule will become the 0% rule again. Some cities in Germany are already starting to introduce their Corona requirements again.

I also think that this is not a bad or wrong decision to have the option that you can substitute 5 players .
This will also make the games a bit more intresting at all and you have an extra option when players get injured.
Firstly i guess its about Corona and maybe they keep after it , but it depends where this Corona will be going.
But in my opinion its a good thing.

@Lafu as a football fan this move is really good, as it’ll encourage managers to make more changes and we’ll see less draws. However I would like to draw attention why Premier League rejected it, because teams with bigger squad depth would benefit from it, and smaller teams would suffer, hence from that point of view if you see if clubs say they’re not happy with this then they wouldn’t be wrong right?.

[hd49728]

I also think that this is not a bad or wrong decision to have the option that you can substitute 5 players .
This will also make the games a bit more intresting at all and you have an extra option when players get injured.
Firstly i guess its about Corona and maybe they keep after it , but it depends where this Corona will be going.
But in my opinion its a good thing.

I would support this rule for substitution in the Covid-19 time, after that I would like to see 3 substitutions only. More quota will bring more advantage for big clubs because they have better alternatives on the bench.

Small clubs can have some good players and can bring surprise when they face with big clubs but if the rule maintains at 5 substitutions maximum, small clubs will face with more challenge from big clubs.

It will make leagues become less competitive.

[hahay]

I don't think substitute 5 players are bad at all. I just wonder whether this rule will apply forever or whether it is only done because of Corona.
But I am curious when the 5% rule will become the 0% rule again. Some cities in Germany are already starting to introduce their Corona requirements again.

I also think that this is not a bad or wrong decision to have the option that you can substitute 5 players .
This will also make the games a bit more intresting at all and you have an extra option when players get injured.
Firstly i guess its about Corona and maybe they keep after it , but it depends where this Corona will be going.
But in my opinion its a good thing.

@Lafu as a football fan this move is really good, as it’ll encourage managers to make more changes and we’ll see less draws. However I would like to draw attention why Premier League rejected it, because teams with bigger squad depth would benefit from it, and smaller teams would suffer, hence from that point of view if you see if clubs say they’re not happy with this then they wouldn’t be wrong right?.

There is nothing wrong either I think, whether they accept this decision or not. At least there will always be pros and cons to every change and I think that's normal, but if it's only considering the presence of Corona I don't think it's a good reason. Honestly, when a major league only allows 3 substitutions it's like a narrow rule but it makes the team more competitive too. With them allowing 5 substitutions then I think it's a great opportunity maybe to try some strategies as well, and an opportunity for younger players who might be playing more often even as a substitute.

[Lafu]

Bayern Munich got there first testing game yesterday against Cologne and they have lost there match against them with 3:2.
For Cologne it was the second testing match and they played well , Bayern Munich played without any stars and the 2 or 3rd Team ,
thats why they lose that match i guess . There are a few weeks before the League is starting.

[Iranus]

Bayern Munich got there first testing game yesterday against Cologne and they have lost there match against them with 3:2.
For Cologne it was the second testing match and they played well , Bayern Munich played without any stars and the 2 or 3rd Team ,
thats why they lose that match i guess . There are a few weeks before the League is starting.

These matches are not very important. Bayern Munich played yesterday's match without any star players. Even if Bayern Munich's second-tier team had played against FC Koln, Bayern might have won. Koln is not a strong team. However, it is commendable that FC Koln managed to score 3 goals.

[Soonandwaite]

Bayern Munich got there first testing game yesterday against Cologne and they have lost there match against them with 3:2.
For Cologne it was the second testing match and they played well , Bayern Munich played without any stars and the 2 or 3rd Team ,
thats why they lose that match i guess . There are a few weeks before the League is starting.

Ulreich, Upamecano and Choupo-Moting > > these are the only players i know at bayern münchen . and köln also gets two goals against from this troupe 
or do you know more players here from fc bayern münchen ? these many names are completely unknown to me. they must be amateur players


Quelle: https://www.tz.de/sport/fc-bayern/fc-bayern-muenchen-fc-koeln-live-ticker-nagelsmann-debuet-testspiel-villingen-schwenningen-zr-90867500.html