Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Gianluca95]

It seems that the honorary president of Bayern has refused another offer from Barça for Lewandoski, so, he will remain also for the next season here and this

is definitive. He also said how barcelona that is full of debts can bought a player like Lewa 

[Fesatmas]

It will be an interesting season after all these years where we won't see both Lewandowski and Haaland. The league lost two of the biggest stars. Sure it will affect Bundesliga's prestige and watch rates as La Liga had when they lost both Ronaldo and Messi.
Borussia Dortmund got a good replacement for Haaland. I'm pretty sure Haller can score as many goals as Haaland. The question is how will Bellingham, Adeyemi and Malen perform this year. They should be at their best to challenge for the championship. I wonder how Bayern will react playing without Lewandowski as well. These two issues will probably decide the fate of the league.

They've got Mane and I think it's enough if Lewandowski isn't with them anymore. Mane is a quality player even though at Liverpool he was a bit obscured by the big name Mohammad Salah, but under Mohammed Salah's shadow he can still show his quality. At Bayern Munich if Lewandowski leaves, it means he has a great opportunity to show his full potential.

[D-law]

It seems that the honorary president of Bayern has refused another offer from Barça for Lewandoski, so, he will remain also for the next season here and this

is definitive. He also said how barcelona that is full of debts can bought a player like Lewa 

And it seems like Lewandoski will not come for training days and matches for Bayern Munich.
The player wants out let him go is that too hard ?
After all the years for Bayern Munich, this is almost like a Russia/ Ukraine situation.
They should let Lewandoski leave.

[Rockstarguy]

Yes, they really just want to make a profit without thinking about achievement. If they change their minds like that I am very sure that they can compete with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. And even they can gain profit by achievement path. This means I hope Dortmund can benefit without compromising achievements.

If you think about it at first glance it is, but I don't think that it will make it easier for Dortmund to compete with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga because Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga is still a very strong team for next season and also has the potential to fight for the title in the Bundesliga. The arrival of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich will certainly provide benefits for the team and will also add to the strength of the Bayern Munich team next season.

Yes but Borussia Dortmund always sell their quality players even in the near future. If they can put it to good use I'm sure they will be able to compete with Bayern Munich. Is that not a problem? I feel that Borussia Dortmund has no intention of making achievements. How long will they do that? This is one of the reasons the Bundesliga looks boring, because competition is so minimal.

Borussia Dortmund don't really care about winning trophies that is why they don't keep their best players which they have groomed,  their major concern is to build players to be good and to sell them to generate money.  If Dortmund can make winning trophies their target too and sell some of their players it will be more better than only selling their players,  not even planning to win any trophy.  I just wish they can focus very well on planning how to win trophies.

[Pokapoka124]

In every season in the Bundesliga, we only see the dominance of Bayern Munich. We are upset to see Bayern Munich dominate and win the title. We want to see a new team as champions. But Dortmund, the Bundesliga's best-known and one of the strongest team, have no interest in winning the title. Leipzig, on the other hand, try to win the title but they do not succeed due to the lack of enough talented players in the team. If Leipzig or Dortmund had spent enough money to build their own team, it would not have been so easy for Bayern Munich to win the title every season.

That's why the English Premier league is so prestigious and their matches are streamed more, the league is very competitive and you can't have one team dominating for years. Bayern Munich are doing everything possible to remain dominant so they deserve to win, the other clubs seem to be playing just to remain in the league and maybe compete in Europe. If you want to win the league you have to bring in talented and hard working players in.

[KTChampions]

It seems that the honorary president of Bayern has refused another offer from Barça for Lewandoski, so, he will remain also for the next season here and this

is definitive. He also said how barcelona that is full of debts can bought a player like Lewa 

They have not yet refused the deal, but demand guarantees that Barcelona will pay in one payment without any installments. In my opinion, this is a completely natural demand, since everyone knows that Barcelona is in a difficult financial situation - no one wants to be a creditor of a (potential) bankrupt. Barcelona cannot even sell De Jong due to debts to him, but in doing so they are trying to make a big deal for the purchase 

[Zackgeno96]

Whether Lewnadovsky leaves or not will have little impact on Bayern Munich's upcoming championship next season. Dortmund won't even come close. It's more interesting to see who comes in 2nd. I suspect it will be a battle between Leipzig and Dortmund. Dortmund has lost Haaland, but Leipzig has lost Brobby, although of course you cannot compare them individually. I think they both had a lot of value. Dortmund would have a great season if they came in 2nd and could still win the German cup, for example.

[minairia3]

It seems that the honorary president of Bayern has refused another offer from Barça for Lewandoski, so, he will remain also for the next season here and this
is definitive. He also said how barcelona that is full of debts can bought a player like Lewa 

They have not yet refused the deal, but demand guarantees that Barcelona will pay in one payment without any installments. In my opinion, this is a completely natural demand, since everyone knows that Barcelona is in a difficult financial situation - no one wants to be a creditor of a (potential) bankrupt. Barcelona cannot even sell De Jong due to debts to him, but in doing so they are trying to make a big deal for the purchase 

As far as I've heard about Barcelona, if they don't sell De Jong now, they won't be able to sign Lewandowski. They don’t have enough money. They continue to try to raise funds. Barcelona is a renowned club. My guess is that if Bayern Munich want to sell Lewandowski, Barcelona will raise funds anyway. Xavi is now very interested in bringing Lewandowski to the team.

[Pokapoka124]

Regardless how good a player is, he can't do anything if he doesn't find a support from the other players in the team. CR7 did quite good in Juve and ManU but look how bad these teams were in these seasons although having good players. Many fans criticised the way CR7 is playing and blamed him for the way the team was performing.
Anyway it would be better for Bayern to find a younger talent. Having CR7 won't guarantee anything imo.

Ronaldo is a very good and reliable player, he puts in so much hard work to his game which has always shown in his performance in every game and has put him in spotlight through out his career but the success of a club does not depend on one player alone. It should be team effort, when one player is performing alone and others are keeping up low performance and low work rate it will also affect the team. Same scenario when Ronaldo played for Manchester United, he was putting in his best but the team was performing poorly and they couldn't get a good result at the end so it takes team work to achieve team goals not just individual effort alone.

[ilovealtcoins]

Whether Lewnadovsky leaves or not will have little impact on Bayern Munich's upcoming championship next season. Dortmund won't even come close. It's more interesting to see who comes in 2nd. I suspect it will be a battle between Leipzig and Dortmund. Dortmund has lost Haaland, but Leipzig has lost Brobby, although of course you cannot compare them individually. I think they both had a lot of value. Dortmund would have a great season if they came in 2nd and could still win the German cup, for example.

There is no doubt that Bayern Munich will win the Bundesliga title next season. But my guess is Leipzig will be in second place. I watched the Dortmund team perform last season. They depend on Haaland. Had Haaland not been in the squad now, Dortmund's performance would have deteriorated. Leipzig, on the other hand, have lost Brobby, but their performance is somewhat more stable than that of Dortmund.

[terrorJR]

It seems that the honorary president of Bayern has refused another offer from Barça for Lewandoski, so, he will remain also for the next season here and this

is definitive. He also said how barcelona that is full of debts can bought a player like Lewa 

They even have some arrears on some players and now expecting Lewandowski it looks like it's going to be tough.
For now even though Lewandowski wants to leave but it seems he will still be in Die Roten costume again for another season until his contract runs out there.
It's hard to expect Barcelona at the moment to be able to do something good there.

[BuNga_cute]

Whether Lewnadovsky leaves or not will have little impact on Bayern Munich's upcoming championship next season. Dortmund won't even come close. It's more interesting to see who comes in 2nd. I suspect it will be a battle between Leipzig and Dortmund. Dortmund has lost Haaland, but Leipzig has lost Brobby, although of course you cannot compare them individually. I think they both had a lot of value. Dortmund would have a great season if they came in 2nd and could still win the German cup, for example.

There is no doubt that Bayern Munich will win the Bundesliga title next season. But my guess is Leipzig will be in second place. I watched the Dortmund team perform last season. They depend on Haaland. Had Haaland not been in the squad now, Dortmund's performance would have deteriorated. Leipzig, on the other hand, have lost Brobby, but their performance is somewhat more stable than that of Dortmund.

It looks like Bayern will be the winner of the Bundesliga trophy for the 2022/2023 season, because Bayern managed to bring in several new players
to strengthen their squad. There is even a possibility that Bayern could also keep Lewandowski at Bayern until his contract expires. So if Bayern is
still strengthened by Lewandowski and at Bayern there is also Sadio Mane, we can imagine how strong Bayern's front lines are. It is possible that
they will not only get the Bundesliga trophy, there is even a possibility that Bayern will also win the Champions League trophy.

Regarding Dortmund I agree they rely too much on Haaland, so losing Haaland of course has a lot to do with Dortmund's strength. Indeed, Dortmund
have brought in Karim Adeyemi and Sebastien Haller, but these two players are still far below Haaland's level. Even the two strikers may need time to
adapt to the Dortmund game in his first season with Dortmund. So there is a possibility that Leipzig will replace Dortmund in second place.
Moreover, Christopher Nkunku's performance is increasing, then Leipzig is lucky to have a prolific striker like Nkunku. I believe Nkunku can help Leipzig
to reach second place in the Bundesliga.

[emrecemsan]

There is no rumour available about Lewandowski to Barcelona anymore if I'm not mistaken. I checked Transfermarkt and there was none. It seems like Bayern Munich's determination is going to help them out this summer. They are very likely to keep him until the end of his contract for now. However the summer is long and I'm still leaving the door open. Maybe Barcelona would somehow find a way to make this transfer real but I'm losing my faith for now.

[alpamar99]

There is no rumour available about Lewandowski to Barcelona anymore if I'm not mistaken. I checked Transfermarkt and there was none. It seems like Bayern Munich's determination is going to help them out this summer. They are very likely to keep him until the end of his contract for now. However the summer is long and I'm still leaving the door open. Maybe Barcelona would somehow find a way to make this transfer real but I'm losing my faith for now.

But it's quite difficult now, even if they are still trying to bargain but I think the result will still be the same and Barcelona must also be aware of their financial strength now.
It would be better if Barcelona didn't have high expectations for this, regardless of what will happen for them next season I think they should know that bringing in more players will only add to their problems.

As for Lewandowski, it is almost certain that there is no club that has an interest in him again.

[SirLancelot]

I never heard about Barcelona "not being able to sell De Jong" because that would be wired. I mean they do not have money that's for sure, but why wouldn't they be able to sell their players?

I still think it is a silly move to try to get Lewandowski, he is getting to 35 years old, a team in big debt shouldn't pay a lot for ap layer at that age if you ask me. He is good in Bayern and he should stay there, maybe he is not making too much money, and he could make more somewhere else and that doesn't sound like Barcelona. In any case, I still feel like the best thing to do would be Barcelona keeping De Jong, and Bayern keeping Lewadownski. Both teams should not get rid of their players for a bit more money.

[RaltcoinsB]

It will be an interesting season after all these years where we won't see both Lewandowski and Haaland. The league lost two of the biggest stars. Sure it will affect Bundesliga's prestige and watch rates as La Liga had when they lost both Ronaldo and Messi.
Borussia Dortmund got a good replacement for Haaland. I'm pretty sure Haller can score as many goals as Haaland. The question is how will Bellingham, Adeyemi and Malen perform this year. They should be at their best to challenge for the championship. I wonder how Bayern will react playing without Lewandowski as well. These two issues will probably decide the fate of the league.

They've got Mane and I think it's enough if Lewandowski isn't with them anymore. Mane is a quality player even though at Liverpool he was a bit obscured by the big name Mohammad Salah, but under Mohammed Salah's shadow he can still show his quality. At Bayern Munich if Lewandowski leaves, it means he has a great opportunity to show his full potential.

Mane is a great football player.  Actually, I think they played very well with Salah in Liverpool as well, and he certainly wasn't overshadowed by Salah.  If Lewandowski had stayed at Bayern, Mane would not have been overshadowed either.  He is a great player and always manages to be indispensable for quality teams.

[FanEagle]

There is no rumour available about Lewandowski to Barcelona anymore if I'm not mistaken. I checked Transfermarkt and there was none. It seems like Bayern Munich's determination is going to help them out this summer. They are very likely to keep him until the end of his contract for now. However the summer is long and I'm still leaving the door open. Maybe Barcelona would somehow find a way to make this transfer real but I'm losing my faith for now.

But it's quite difficult now, even if they are still trying to bargain but I think the result will still be the same and Barcelona must also be aware of their financial strength now.
It would be better if Barcelona didn't have high expectations for this, regardless of what will happen for them next season I think they should know that bringing in more players will only add to their problems.

As for Lewandowski, it is almost certain that there is no club that has an interest in him again.

Few days back a strict announcement from Bayern Munich sporting director maybe it's shut up call for Barcelona which is already having serious troubles regarding their finances and right now they are working on this, but results are not positive because debit is more than their income, and it's going to be dangerous for them in near future if they are not going to work on this and trying for buying players which is the problem for them instead of having any relief.

Bayern Munich is very strong in finances and right now they are working on few players to be in their squad for having more strength which could be helpful for them in coming season as they are also going to face some challenges from Borussia Dortmund in Bundesliga and Champions League which is going to be more entertaining with few strong opponents.

[ingiltere]

They've got Mane and I think it's enough if Lewandowski isn't with them anymore. Mane is a quality player even though at Liverpool he was a bit obscured by the big name Mohammad Salah, but under Mohammed Salah's shadow he can still show his quality. At Bayern Munich if Lewandowski leaves, it means he has a great opportunity to show his full potential.

Mane is a great football player.  Actually, I think they played very well with Salah in Liverpool as well, and he certainly wasn't overshadowed by Salah.  If Lewandowski had stayed at Bayern, Mane would not have been overshadowed either.  He is a great player and always manages to be indispensable for quality teams.

I didn't forget Mane but he needs to prove himself in Germany again. It's not yet clear how much of his performance at Liverpool he'll give here. After all, it's a different league and has different dynamics. His adaptation would be fast because he's a good professional. I just don't see him as a direct striker, he's a left wing first and his score contribution wouldn't be as much as Lewandowski's.

[Slow death]

They've got Mane and I think it's enough if Lewandowski isn't with them anymore. Mane is a quality player even though at Liverpool he was a bit obscured by the big name Mohammad Salah, but under Mohammed Salah's shadow he can still show his quality. At Bayern Munich if Lewandowski leaves, it means he has a great opportunity to show his full potential.

Mane is a great football player.  Actually, I think they played very well with Salah in Liverpool as well, and he certainly wasn't overshadowed by Salah.  If Lewandowski had stayed at Bayern, Mane would not have been overshadowed either.  He is a great player and always manages to be indispensable for quality teams.

I didn't forget Mane but he needs to prove himself in Germany again. It's not yet clear how much of his performance at Liverpool he'll give here. After all, it's a different league and has different dynamics. His adaptation would be fast because he's a good professional. I just don't see him as a direct striker, he's a left wing first and his score contribution wouldn't be as much as Lewandowski's.

the german league is not such a strong league compared to the english league so the mane will easily get used to the bundesliga, but he won't be the best player to replace Lewandowski if he decides to leave bayern when his contract expires, that's why I think that It's time for Bayern to think of a replacement for Lewandowski, because one thing is for sure: Lewandowski doesn't want to stay in Bayern, so it's inevitable that he leaves, even if it takes time he will leave, the best thing Bayern should do is let him out now

[Jody.Drummer]

It should be realized that the finances at Dortmund can be stable because of the sale of some great players, so it is indeed quite difficult for them to contribute and compete competitively there because they always sell and sell their players.
But on the other hand this is a pretty good move for their finances due to the fact they don't have to be champions to stabilize their finances and it seems even the higher-ups don't really mind that.

That's where the problem lies, they build a team just for profit and not achievement. Whereas in every sporting tournament they always compete for the title and not compete for a profit, but Dortmund became their club just a business. Because if we realize when the team has stable finances, at least Dortmund will be easy to keep their star players even if only for one or two more seasons. Because basically Dortmund are very capable of building a team for the purpose of winning titles but unfortunately, they really don't have a strong ambition to break the dominance of Bayern Munich because even the star players they have will be easily sold to Bayern Munich.

They know that if they use this strategy, there are 2 possibilities, namely winning and stopping Bayern's hegemony or staying the same in 2nd position even though it is like that.
On the other hand, they also know that for something like this it clearly requires a lot of money with unclear results, therefore they are selling players for a definite profit.
Even though things like this are not very good for competition, they are good enough for business even though supporters and football lovers don't really like this.