Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[rahmad2nd]

The firing of Julian Nagelsmann remains surprising me because, in contrast, Bayern Munich is in the UCL quarterfinals and is also in first place in their league. The board probably does not share Julian's long justifications for their dismal performance in the bundlesliga. By this stage, they had accumulated insufficient points, which would have either allowed them to win the league title with easy or put them in direct rivalry with other elite teams, which is a disastrous outcome for the Bavarians. The addition of Thomas Tuchel is encouraging for the former Chelsea manager as he prepares to face Manchester City in the UCL.

Exactly. Bayern decision was too harsh and brutal on sacking this coach. He has been doing well both in the Bundesliga and Europe as a whole despite some ups and downs. It’s a very bizarre decision, he managed to beat Barcelona and PSG home and away, and just one point behind in a league we all know Bayern Munich is going to win. Sometimes I think he is a cold manager with his players and is difficult to deal with internally. The reason is probably an internal issue between him and the management. Because judging by his performance on the pitch, this doesn't makes sense.

I don't understand and can't say anything, this is quite surprising for me. even before, there was no sign of Nagelsmann losing the trust of the Bayern Munich management. So far, they have always supported him. from my point of view, Nagelsmann is a bright young coach. also brilliant, he carries the philosophy of modern football. has many tactics, strategies, patterns, and how about football itself. to be honest, I admire him as a talented young coach.

Then, surprisingly Bayern Munich kicked Julian Nagelmanns from the coaching chair. it is very clear, the dismissal raises a lot of questions because actually Bayern is not sinking at the hands of Nagelsmann. some rumors reported, the coach's heated relationship with Bayern officials was said to be the trigger for this policy. I wonder if this dismissal will affect Bayern's performance after the international break. if yes, this is the momentum for Dortmund to win a trophy this season.

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The firing of Julian Nagelsmann remains surprising me because, in contrast, Bayern Munich is in the UCL quarterfinals and is also in first place in their league. The board probably does not share Julian's long justifications for their dismal performance in the bundlesliga. By this stage, they had accumulated insufficient points, which would have either allowed them to win the league title with easy or put them in direct rivalry with other elite teams, which is a disastrous outcome for the Bavarians. The addition of Thomas Tuchel is encouraging for the former Chelsea manager as he prepares to face Manchester City in the UCL.

Man, you're speaking my language! Football's got me hooked, and I've had my eyes on the Bundesliga for a hot minute. Nagelsmann getting the boot threw me for a loop, considering Bayern Munich's stellar performance this season. Feels like the higher-ups messed up big time – Nagelsmann's been a real gem for the squad.

Home and away, he bested Barca and PSG – that's no joke. Plus, they're just a point shy in a league where Bayern Munich's the top dog! It's tough to wrap my head around why they'd give him the axe. But hey, there could be some behind-the-scenes drama we ain't privy to.

[tulusikhlas]

The firing of Julian Nagelsmann remains surprising me because, in contrast, Bayern Munich is in the UCL quarterfinals and is also in first place in their league. The board probably does not share Julian's long justifications for their dismal performance in the bundlesliga. By this stage, they had accumulated insufficient points, which would have either allowed them to win the league title with easy or put them in direct rivalry with other elite teams, which is a disastrous outcome for the Bavarians. The addition of Thomas Tuchel is encouraging for the former Chelsea manager as he prepares to face Manchester City in the UCL.

Man, you're speaking my language! Football's got me hooked, and I've had my eyes on the Bundesliga for a hot minute. Nagelsmann getting the boot threw me for a loop, considering Bayern Munich's stellar performance this season. Feels like the higher-ups messed up big time – Nagelsmann's been a real gem for the squad.

Home and away, he bested Barca and PSG – that's no joke. Plus, they're just a point shy in a league where Bayern Munich's the top dog! It's tough to wrap my head around why they'd give him the axe. But hey, there could be some behind-the-scenes drama we ain't privy to.

Obviously the news of Nagelsmann's sacking is shocking news. I didn't even think Bayern Munich would make such a quick move in sacking their coach. What's really wrong with this trainer? Is it because they are under Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga? If that's the reason, I think it's too much. Moreover, they are still on the right track in the Champions League. I don't know what management is thinking.

[Lafu]

Obviously the news of Nagelsmann's sacking is shocking news. I didn't even think Bayern Munich would make such a quick move in sacking their coach. What's really wrong with this trainer? Is it because they are under Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga? If that's the reason, I think it's too much. Moreover, they are still on the right track in the Champions League. I don't know what management is thinking.

I was reading it today in the morning when i was making me ready for work and it was an unexpected surprise news with Nagelsmann got fired.
There maybe for sure some things behind the scenes that we dont know , how the management and Nagelsmann maybe got some other point of views.
And for sure the place at the moment where Bayern Munich is right now on table with all that high quality players can also be thing for it.
Tuchel will be a good option for them and he has shown that in Chelsea for a long time.

[zuzie]

The firing of Julian Nagelsmann remains surprising me because, in contrast, Bayern Munich is in the UCL quarterfinals and is also in first place in their league. The board probably does not share Julian's long justifications for their dismal performance in the bundlesliga. By this stage, they had accumulated insufficient points, which would have either allowed them to win the league title with easy or put them in direct rivalry with other elite teams, which is a disastrous outcome for the Bavarians. The addition of Thomas Tuchel is encouraging for the former Chelsea manager as he prepares to face Manchester City in the UCL.

Exactly. Bayern decision was too harsh and brutal on sacking this coach. He has been doing well both in the Bundesliga and Europe as a whole despite some ups and downs. It’s a very bizarre decision, he managed to beat Barcelona and PSG home and away, and just one point behind in a league we all know Bayern Munich is going to win. Sometimes I think he is a cold manager with his players and is difficult to deal with internally. The reason is probably an internal issue between him and the management. Because judging by his performance on the pitch, this doesn't makes sense.

Bayern Munich is performing quite well in the Bundesliga and is one of the best teams. However, this team is currently focusing more on the Champions League quarter-final match, because this year Bayern Munich has a great chance to go to the quarter-finals.

However, if we look at it as a whole, it is no better than last season, meaning that Bayern Munich's performance has decreased if we refer to Bayern's performance last season in the Bundesliga.
Bayern have won the Bundesliga for several seasons, of course they don't want to lose what they have achieved so far, the Champions League is not a reason for Bayern to lose the Bundesliga title as it should.

[shogun47]

The firing of Julian Nagelsmann remains surprising me because, in contrast, Bayern Munich is in the UCL quarterfinals and is also in first place in their league. The board probably does not share Julian's long justifications for their dismal performance in the bundlesliga. By this stage, they had accumulated insufficient points, which would have either allowed them to win the league title with easy or put them in direct rivalry with other elite teams, which is a disastrous outcome for the Bavarians. The addition of Thomas Tuchel is encouraging for the former Chelsea manager as he prepares to face Manchester City in the UCL.

Exactly. Bayern decision was too harsh and brutal on sacking this coach. He has been doing well both in the Bundesliga and Europe as a whole despite some ups and downs. It’s a very bizarre decision, he managed to beat Barcelona and PSG home and away, and just one point behind in a league we all know Bayern Munich is going to win. Sometimes I think he is a cold manager with his players and is difficult to deal with internally. The reason is probably an internal issue between him and the management. Because judging by his performance on the pitch, this doesn't makes sense.

Bayern Munich is performing quite well in the Bundesliga and is one of the best teams. However, this team is currently focusing more on the Champions League quarter-final match, because this year Bayern Munich has a great chance to go to the quarter-finals.

However, if we look at it as a whole, it is no better than last season, meaning that Bayern Munich's performance has decreased if we refer to Bayern's performance last season in the Bundesliga.
Bayern have won the Bundesliga for several seasons, of course they don't want to lose what they have achieved so far, the Champions League is not a reason for Bayern to lose the Bundesliga title as it should.

But is that the right approach to sack your coach? Bayern has it in their own hands in all three competitions, demonstrated how easily they could beat PSG, not giving them a chance at all. The Bundesliga was a bit critical, I agree with that, but I doubt that is Nagelsmann's blame. Sane, Gnabry, they are not playing very well but that is not the coaches problem in this case. It was the same with Sane when he played for Manchester City. Mane isn't a good player for Bayern. He fit perfectly into the Liverpool squad, but he isn't the kind of player who can well adjust to new systems. He also had a bad injury. Taking everything into account I doubt that this change to Tuchel was the right decision. Tuchel is pretty much the same as Nagelsmann.

[makishart]

I think it was a hasty and panicked decision. Maybe one side of Bayern Munich's management assesses the opportunity to qualify for the Champions League semifinals with pessimism if Nagelsmann is still in charge of the team. The management is nervous about Manchester City having an experienced coach like Pep Guardiola. Then the defeat of Bayern Leverkusen was also the reason for the dismissal. However, by appointing Tuchel as a replacement for Nagelsmann, will Bayern be able to succeed in the two competitions that are their target?

Bayern will not sack him without a reason.

However, there were some clear warning signs. Nagelsmann had lost the respect of some senior players. There was a perception that he was too quick to criticise his team after a defeat and unwilling to take his share of the blame.

His relationship with the board had become fractious. And he also fell out with the club's most important player, Manuel Neuer.

that reason above was still speculation as there was no confirmation from bayern why the club was sacking him. Nagelsmann was also knowing it from watching the news about he was being sacked by bayern.

It seems like that there was  a bad relationship between him with the club.

Let's see what will be the result against dortmund. Tuchel will be getting proposal tonight before he will be officially become a new coach for bayern. Cancelo is also feeling happy about that.

[Alanaz]

However, if we look at it as a whole, it is no better than last season, meaning that Bayern Munich's performance has decreased if we refer to Bayern's performance last season in the Bundesliga.
Bayern have won the Bundesliga for several seasons, of course they don't want to lose what they have achieved so far, the Champions League is not a reason for Bayern to lose the Bundesliga title as it should.

True, when comparing Bayern Munich's performance with last season, this season they have experienced a decline. But for me personally, firing their coach for that reason is too harsh, because overall they can still compete and the title has not completely disappeared from their grasp. There may have been other considerations for Bayern Munich's management so they decided to end the collaboration with Nagelsmann. Only they know for sure what the reason was behind Nagelsmann's dismissal.

[zaki12]

The firing of Julian Nagelsmann remains surprising me because, in contrast, Bayern Munich is in the UCL quarterfinals and is also in first place in their league. The board probably does not share Julian's long justifications for their dismal performance in the bundlesliga. By this stage, they had accumulated insufficient points, which would have either allowed them to win the league title with easy or put them in direct rivalry with other elite teams, which is a disastrous outcome for the Bavarians. The addition of Thomas Tuchel is encouraging for the former Chelsea manager as he prepares to face Manchester City in the UCL.

At first I was also surprised by the dismissal of Julian Nagelsmann. When I heard about the dismissal of Julian Nagelsmann from Bayern Munich, I couldn't believe it, but after seeing one of the football news reports from a trusted journalist, it turned out to be true. Even Tuchel will soon receive a new contract in the next few hours.

It was a bit strange to be sacked in the midst of Bayern Munich's performance which was a little inconsistent in the Bundesliga but performed very well in the UCL and is currently in the Quarter Finals and will face Manchester City.

So I think that one of the reasons Bayern Munich's management fired Nagelsman was because they wanted Bayern Munich, when under Tuchel's hands, to be able to beat Man City.

which we all know that Tuchel's winning record against Man City Pep was good in the EPL a few seasons ago and even Tuchel was also able to beat City's best squad in the 2021 UCL Final.

It's a shame that Nagelsmann was sacked, even though his tactics were pretty good, it's just that he's more flexible about formations, namely playing 3 defenders more often, and maybe this is also what makes other Bayern Munich players feel uncomfortable about playing minutes.

[boltz]

If Bayern wins UCL this year , I will be mad on their board for sacking Nagelsmann because the guy was still doing his job at a very high efficiency but I'm afraid that some key players turned against him ,  as the results are still great even if Bayern won't win the title ...but let's be honest , their domination has to end at some point at least for 1-2 years to give German football in general a chance to become more competitive. We all saw what happened with Juve and in my opinion , Italian football in general in way more competitive right now like it used to be when Juve dominated year after year in Serie A.

Now , I also hope Nagelsmann will find a great team soon with a very promising project for the next years ...maybe Real Madrid ? Ancelotti might leave in summer if I remember well.

[bounceback]

Indeed, no one expected the dismissal of Julian Nagelsmann to take place suddenly and even Julian Nagelsmann did not know about this dismissal because he was on holiday skiing in Tyrol. The rest was probably due to internal problems that were difficult to solve, so Bayern Munich's management made this decision. I think Bayern Munich should be able to face the rest of this season with a replacement coach Thomas Tuchel who now has responsibility in competitions that are still active, such as the Bundesliga and Champions League.

Source: https://news.trenddetail.com/today/375865.html

Yes, it is most likely that Nagelsman's dismissal was due to internal problems with team management so they had to make a decision like this, maybe some fans said that Bayern Muchen fired Nagelsman because he had poor results after competing with the Leverkusen team and currently their Bayern squad wants to be consistent in the Champions League without Nagelsman so that the Bayern Muchen team wants to bring in Tuchel as a replacement, but I'm not sure that Tuchel's fate will last long to train the Bayern Muchen team because previously Tuchel was also a coach who had internal problems with the management of the Chelsea team.

[ShowOff]

If Bayern wins UCL this year , I will be mad on their board for sacking Nagelsmann because the guy was still doing his job at a very high efficiency but I'm afraid that some key players turned against him ,  as the results are still great even if Bayern won't win the title ...but let's be honest , their domination has to end at some point at least for 1-2 years to give German football in general a chance to become more competitive. We all saw what happened with Juve and in my opinion , Italian football in general in way more competitive right now like it used to be when Juve dominated year after year in Serie A.

Now , I also hope Nagelsmann will find a great team soon with a very promising project for the next years ...maybe Real Madrid ? Ancelotti might leave in summer if I remember well.

With the appointment of Thomas Tuchel as a replacement for the sacked Julian Nagelsmann, I hope that Bayern Munich will really go deeper in terms of performance. Tuchel managed to lead Chelsea to win the Champions League title in his first season, but I hope the same thing will be very difficult for him to achieve with Bayern Munich. Julian Nagelsmann is a great coach, but unfortunately he had to be sacked because of bad relations with some of the senior players.

I welcome Julian Nagelsmann's dismissal from Bayern Munich because I think this man was truly extraordinary when he brought Bayern Munich through to the quarter-finals. Thomas Tuchel could be in doubt, and this should make Bayern Munich a team with a different chance after his change of coach.

[Doell]

If Bayern wins UCL this year , I will be mad on their board for sacking Nagelsmann because the guy was still doing his job at a very high efficiency but I'm afraid that some key players turned against him ,  as the results are still great even if Bayern won't win the title ...but let's be honest , their domination has to end at some point at least for 1-2 years to give German football in general a chance to become more competitive. We all saw what happened with Juve and in my opinion , Italian football in general in way more competitive right now like it used to be when Juve dominated year after year in Serie A.

Now , I also hope Nagelsmann will find a great team soon with a very promising project for the next years ...maybe Real Madrid ? Ancelotti might leave in summer if I remember well.

Even, I doubt that Bayern Munich will win UCL trophy without Nagelsmann, this man is already doing a very good job at UCL. Bayern Munich position is also not too bad in current standings table Bundesliga, it is only one point different from Dortmund and there is a possibility for Bayern Munich can return to the top position again.

I also hope Nagelsmann can find a good team for him, being a coach for Real Madrid is also good, hopefully Real Madrid boss can bag his name to replace Ancelotti next season.

[puloweh555]

With the appointment of Thomas Tuchel as a replacement for the sacked Julian Nagelsmann, I hope that Bayern Munich will really go deeper in terms of performance. Tuchel managed to lead Chelsea to win the Champions League title in his first season, but I hope the same thing will be very difficult for him to achieve with Bayern Munich. Julian Nagelsmann is a great coach, but unfortunately he had to be sacked because of bad relations with some of the senior players.

I welcome Julian Nagelsmann's dismissal from Bayern Munich because I think this man was truly extraordinary when he brought Bayern Munich through to the quarter-finals. Thomas Tuchel could be in doubt, and this should make Bayern Munich a team with a different chance after his change of coach.

Maybe for the Bundesliga champions, Naglesmann can still be counted on to train Bayern Munich but for the Champions League you need a coach who really has a winning mentality. In my opinion, the decision by the Bayern Munich management to appoint Thomas Tuchel as a replacement for Naglesmann was correct, even though Bayern Munich may not necessarily win the Champions League, meeting Man City was very difficult because Pep Guardiola is very experienced. And here you can see the reason for Naglesmann's sacking, that Bayern Munich really want to win the Champions League. The Champions League is the best of the best.

[alpamar99]

I was reading it today in the morning when i was making me ready for work and it was an unexpected surprise news with Nagelsmann got fired.
There maybe for sure some things behind the scenes that we dont know , how the management and Nagelsmann maybe got some other point of views.
And for sure the place at the moment where Bayern Munich is right now on table with all that high quality players can also be thing for it.
Tuchel will be a good option for them and he has shown that in Chelsea for a long time.

Yep, we cannot know the clear reason for Nagelsmann's dismissal because it is possible that there were some who were not raised to the public about internal matters but this is clearly shocking news amid their condition which is actually still quite good.
It's just that there are indeed a number of conditions where Bayern this season is slightly different from last season in terms of dominance and this possibility could also be one of the reasons why he left now.

[$anounimus$]

With the appointment of Thomas Tuchel as a replacement for the sacked Julian Nagelsmann, I hope that Bayern Munich will really go deeper in terms of performance. Tuchel managed to lead Chelsea to win the Champions League title in his first season, but I hope the same thing will be very difficult for him to achieve with Bayern Munich. Julian Nagelsmann is a great coach, but unfortunately he had to be sacked because of bad relations with some of the senior players.

I welcome Julian Nagelsmann's dismissal from Bayern Munich because I think this man was truly extraordinary when he brought Bayern Munich through to the quarter-finals. Thomas Tuchel could be in doubt, and this should make Bayern Munich a team with a different chance after his change of coach.

Maybe for the Bundesliga champions, Naglesmann can still be counted on to train Bayern Munich but for the Champions League you need a coach who really has a winning mentality. In my opinion, the decision by the Bayern Munich management to appoint Thomas Tuchel as a replacement for Naglesmann was correct, even though Bayern Munich may not necessarily win the Champions League, meeting Man City was very difficult because Pep Guardiola is very experienced. And here you can see the reason for Naglesmann's sacking, that Bayern Munich really want to win the Champions League. The Champions League is the best of the best.

I don't think it's fair when the only reason for being sacked is to win the Champions League. So far Nagelsmann has been able to bring Bayern Munich to a 100% win in the Champions League and he has even been able to get rid of PSG, who are one of the strong candidates in Europe's elite competition. Bayern officials should still respect Nagelsmann even though he is still very young.

Thomas Thucel is the best coach in the world, I really believe in his quality. But he had to face Manchester City in the quarterfinals. This season Manchester City is very ambitious to win this prestigious title and maybe Bayern will be the next victim of their ferocity.

[hahay]

I was reading it today in the morning when i was making me ready for work and it was an unexpected surprise news with Nagelsmann got fired.
There maybe for sure some things behind the scenes that we dont know , how the management and Nagelsmann maybe got some other point of views.
And for sure the place at the moment where Bayern Munich is right now on table with all that high quality players can also be thing for it.
Tuchel will be a good option for them and he has shown that in Chelsea for a long time.

Yep, we cannot know the clear reason for Nagelsmann's dismissal because it is possible that there were some who were not raised to the public about internal matters but this is clearly shocking news amid their condition which is actually still quite good.
It's just that there are indeed a number of conditions where Bayern this season is slightly different from last season in terms of dominance and this possibility could also be one of the reasons why he left now.

Also, Nagelsmann's contract is still very long and Nagelsmann still has a contract until 2026. With this dismissal, it can be said that Nagelsmann coached Bayern Munich in only one and a half seasons. I think it's been a pretty short coaching career for a Bayern Munich coach because normally, Bayern Munich always have coaches for a long period of time but that wasn't the case for Nagelsmann.

I think one of the reasons for Nagelsmann's dismissal seems to be about Bayern Munich's dominance and or performance this season which is unsatisfactory. Because the board seems to really want Bayern Munich's dominance in the Bundesliga to be unbroken or maybe, Bayern Munich has a target of being able to beat Manchester City in the Champions League.

[Leviathan.007]

However, if we look at it as a whole, it is no better than last season, meaning that Bayern Munich's performance has decreased if we refer to Bayern's performance last season in the Bundesliga.
Bayern have won the Bundesliga for several seasons, of course they don't want to lose what they have achieved so far, the Champions League is not a reason for Bayern to lose the Bundesliga title as it should.

True, when comparing Bayern Munich's performance with last season, this season they have experienced a decline. But for me personally, firing their coach for that reason is too harsh, because overall they can still compete and the title has not completely disappeared from their grasp. There may have been other considerations for Bayern Munich's management so they decided to end the collaboration with Nagelsmann. Only they know for sure what the reason was behind Nagelsmann's dismissal.

I don't think the performance of Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga is the reason for them to fire the coach from their team. Bayern Munich started the season and after a few weeks they were at the top of the table they were racing with union berlin for weeks after union berlin surprised us with the performance we saw from them and now they are racing with Dortmund while there is a small gap between these two teams and Bayern Munich had a good performance this season until this time. 
Even there is the possibility for Bayern Munich to lose the race in Bundesliga to Dortmund after they hire Tuchel.

[wmaurik]

True, when comparing Bayern Munich's performance with last season, this season they have experienced a decline. But for me personally, firing their coach for that reason is too harsh, because overall they can still compete and the title has not completely disappeared from their grasp. There may have been other considerations for Bayern Munich's management so they decided to end the collaboration with Nagelsmann. Only they know for sure what the reason was behind Nagelsmann's dismissal.

Not only too hard, but also too hasty because in general, Bayern Munich have not fully experienced a slump this season. And also Bayern Munich can still try to get the title in the Bundesliga this season by overtaking Dortmund again at the top of the standings, which is only one point away at this time. But I also don't know for sure why this dismissal has to happen to Bayern Munich now, even though Bayern Munich have to think about a strategy for matches in the UCL and also matches in the Bundesliga for the rest of this season.

[Distraction]

If Tuchel arrives at Bayern Munich I think he would like to sign a top striker like a complete forward I mean. Lewandowski's absence must be still sad despite they are doing a decent job now. While he was playing for Bayern Munich they were much more consistent in every tournament. They are still consistent in the Champions League though but it isn't the situation in the Bundesliga.

I don't overlook Choupo-Moting's effort of course as he has played really well so far. However I still don't think Bayern Munich should make do with only him. When I think about a complete forward to fill Lewandowski's place the only player comes to my mind is Kane now. He would fit this team great but let's see if they can even steal him from Tottenham in the summer.