Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

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I can agree with that. Their mentality isn't as strong as Bayern Munich which is the point they are losing the title to them regularly. That game you mentioned was really unbelievable and I don't want to remember it often honestly.    Dortmund just handed over a huge chance to break this title streak of Bayern Munich.

Anyway I mean at least Dortmund are able to stay as one of top teams in the league. Their placement in the standings has always been at a satisfying level. Maybe they can't become the champions but they can at least keep the same level every season.

It must be admitted and Dortmund is always able to maintain a consistent team to remain at the top of the Bundesliga standings even though they always sell star players in their team.
And this is all due to the absence of tight competition, but in my opinion this season is different, there are several teams that appear stronger and threaten Dortmund's position at the top of the standings.

And it is true that Bayern Munich have won the Bundesliga for 11 consecutive seasons, don't ask about their mentality, they are very strong and also if you look at the quality of the Bayern team, they are always far superior to other Bundesliga teams.

[Hirose UK]

Kobel wouldn't be really that much of an upgrade and I think they need to start thinking about the future. Neuer might be injured now and can come back eventually but that doesn't mean that when he comes back he will be all that amazing, he is already getting old. I would guess that if they could find some 20-23 year old goalkeeper that is amazing and could be good for them, it would be a smart decision to make.

There aren't all that many goalkeepers in the world under 23 that worths that much money or show that much promise in the future, it is a bad period and they definitely need to replace Neuer soon so it is going to take a while and they might get too late. They should start the scouting process very quickly and find someone. You can't tell me a single good under 23 German goalkeeper right now, that is an issue for them. This means that it is going to be very tough, and losing time with players like Kobel would only make it even worse for them.

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

Of course there is difference between Manuel Neuer and other goalkeepers who are also quite old because Neuer still has the speed and agility that can compete with other young goalkeepers especially the two goalkeepers currently owned by Bayern Munich.
He will play one or two more seasons with Bayern Munich before actually leaving and retiring so there will be big surprise or you could say gift for Bayern Munich which he has defended with all his greatness.
But if you evaluate the goalkeeper currently used by Bayern Munich namely Sven Ulreich who is the main goalkeeper actually he is not that bad and can still be said to be great goalkeeper look at him he only has a history of conceding few goals while playing with Bayern Munich this season.
Even though the price and salary are quite large it is still comparable to what he gave for Bayern Munich.

[Weawant]

Dortmund's goal is to buy more and more young players and earn money from selling these players and that's their first priority otherwise they could keep the superstar player they had before.
Also, I think Dortmund is a great player supplier for Bayern Munich and there are many players from Dortmund who left this team for Bayern Munich because Dortmund could earn a good amount of money.

That's right, Dormunt maintains its existence as an elite Bundesliga club by transferring young players and releasing them with star player status. Dortmund doesn't seem to care even if they have to let them go to eternal rival club Bayern Munchen, they only care about the highest offer. However, on the other hand, Dortmund can be said to have always been successful in this way, and is always able to compete closely with Munchen in the standings every season. Maybe I have already said it, the transfer policy of the two clubs from another perspective, provides indirect benefits for the German national team, we know that these two clubs send more players to strengthen the German squad than other clubs in Europe. In terms of chemistry, a culture of play and adaptation has been formed at club level, so that they appear more solid when playing at national team level.

Dortmund still remains a good contender in the bundesliga as they have proven this over the years and they always will be, the quality of players they produce and that which they have in their teams already shows they are definitely top notch in the league, if not for the recent strength of Leverkusen, Dortmund has always been the best rival to Munich in the bundesliga always.

But certainly there's still much more time and Dortmund will show their matching contending ability again, most probably before the season ends, usually they are not aimed at getting the league title but then I think they always meet their aim of producing good Young brilliant players and finishing well enough in the league there by still maintaining their relevance at all times in the bundesliga.

One thing about Dortmund that gets me to believe in them is the level of consistency they usually maintain whenever they happen to start with good performance again, and am sure we will soon see that in the bundesliga. They are definitely going to get back a good top spot on the table regardless of the recent strong competition in the bundesliga.

[topbitcoin]

No matter how business minded the Borussia Dortmund management wants to be, they should know that Borussia Dortmund should've been one of the strongest clubs in not just in Germany but in Europe at large.
I think the club should stop the policy of always selling their best players to another club but rather they should build a strong team that'll be major contenders for German and European competition in coming years from now. We must break the deadlock

But it can't be stopped as long as they want to stabilize the balance sheet and make the intimacy every season ka they and don't want to get out of the zone.
Dortmund are actually full of talented young players, it's just that with their condition that every season only wants profit from player sales, then they will continue to do it because Dortmund thinks this is the best way for them to get profit and they can't change it.
Dortmund could stop selling their talented players and try to make greater competition in the Bundesliga, but with  such changes they must try to withstand all forms of risk, especially in terms of financial stability  that might be affected. 

[Strongkored]

Dortmund's goal is to buy more and more young players and earn money from selling these players and that's their first priority otherwise they could keep the superstar palyer they had before.
Also, I think Dortmund is a great player supplier for Bayern Munich and there are many players from Dortmund who left this team for Bayern Munich because Dortmund could earn a good amount of money.

Looks easy right? Looking for young players and after developing into better players sell them to gain financial profit, but actually, it is not as easy as imagined because these young players have to be in a good club atmosphere as well as good competition so that their skills improve and they can become better players, and Dortmund is a club that has this, so many young players can become better when they are in that team, it's just that Dortmund never intends to keep these players, maybe when there is a change in management so the club's way of continuing to earn money will be different and no longer focus only on selling potential players, because fans will be very bored with things like that and they also hope that their favorite team can become champions, not just good competitors but always fail to lift the trophy like previous seasons.

[asriloni]

As reported by Bild, Bayern Munich are considering a January move for Borussia Mönchengladbach midfielder Manu Koné.

A combination of summer transfer failures and persistent injuries has meant that Bayern are looking to add further reinforcement in both the midfield and defensive areas in January. But, while the search for a future centre-half goes on, the record champions have already been able to identify three key targets in midfield.

https://www.getfootballnewsgermany.com/2023/bayern-munich-will-challenge-liverpool-for-the-signing-of-manu-kone/

Bayern munchen is not yet satisfied with the performance from the current squad. Im concerning about bayern's midfielder that is not strong enough this season and im happy that to see tuchel has found a great player to play for bayern as a midfielder.
Even though kona was playing for munchen's competitor but im not seeing it as a problem caused by bayern was always hijacking players from dortmund. Kone will be the right answer to strengthen bayern's midfielder at this moment.
The mid looks so weak compared with the previous season. Bayern needs to get him in january to face serious matches in domestic league and UCL. Liverpool is also become a competitor for bayern munchen to get him out from gladbach.

[rendravolt]

No matter how business minded the Borussia Dortmund management wants to be, they should know that Borussia Dortmund should've been one of the strongest clubs in not just in Germany but in Europe at large.
I think the club should stop the policy of always selling their best players to another club but rather they should build a strong team that'll be major contenders for German and European competition in coming years from now. We must break the deadlock

But it can't be stopped as long as they want to stabilize the balance sheet and make the intimacy every season ka they and don't want to get out of the zone.
Dortmund are actually full of talented young players, it's just that with their condition that every season only wants profit from player sales, then they will continue to do it because Dortmund thinks this is the best way for them to get profit and they can't change it.
Dortmund could stop selling their talented players and try to make greater competition in the Bundesliga, but with  such changes they must try to withstand all forms of risk, especially in terms of financial stability  that might be affected. 

I think it will also be difficult for Dortmund to stop because they have good relations with several top European teams, so when the offer comes and when the team is willing to fulfill the agreement offered by Dortmund then they must be willing to let go of their talented players. I know things like this will only hinder a team from winning the title but sometimes players have full rights to determine their future. These talented players definitely want to play at a club that has a bigger chance of winning titles and also the influence of the environment at the new club can determine their move. I think there is no solution to this problem because each party equally benefits from various sides.

[BALIK]

Dortmund management focuses on certain players each season. And try hard to make these players experienced. Dortmund have a number of talented players in their squad. However, their overall squad performance is not very good. And when a Dortmund midfielder or striker joins a big club like City, Munich or Madrid, their performance becomes even stronger. The main reason for this is the strong performance of teams like Madrid and City. Their midfield and attack are also strong. This is why they get a lot of support from other team players. So naturally their performance becomes more dynamic. We see Haaland and Bellingham scoring a lot of goals.

Mainly it's because Dortmund management is more business minded than getting or winning trophies,Haland was in Dortmund and was given the attention and much needed training so as to keep his value up enough for them to make good profit from his sales which was what they achieved, so these players tend to thrive better at othe teams because at Dortmund they were training.
Mentioned it in ones of my post few days back that Dortmund has now looked like a breeding ground for good brilliant and young talent, a we have seen this play out in most of the season. Where they train players and sell them off , if some of this players were to be in Dortmund till date I think they would be stronger than Leverkusen or Munich
Currently they may be focused on some players who will be potential means to increase their pockets by the end of the season that's why how well this players shine in Dortmund isn't much of a problem to them but they make sure the players get so good enough to be marketable regardless they will still perform well by mid season and be sure to finish amongst the top five teams.

No matter how business minded the Borussia Dortmund management wants to be, they should know that Borussia Dortmund should've been one of the strongest clubs in not just in Germany but in Europe at large.
I think the club should stop the policy of always selling their best players to another club but rather they should build a strong team that'll be major contenders for German and European competition in coming years from now. We must break the deadlock

Dortmund management is keen to make money by selling players. They are not interested in building a strong squad. We see almost every season that they have quite a few talented players in their squad. And the Dortmund management made a lot of money selling them within 2/1 year. This team has the potential to dominate the Bundesliga. But because of such business attitude they are not able to dominate the Bundesliga. If Bellingham and Haaland were in Dortmund's squad now, they would be able to break the defense of any strong team. However, this is not to be. The Dortmund management will not budge from their policy. They will continue their business. They are not interested in building a strong squad or winning titles.

[zaim7413]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

[Jody.Drummer]

No matter how business minded the Borussia Dortmund management wants to be, they should know that Borussia Dortmund should've been one of the strongest clubs in not just in Germany but in Europe at large.
I think the club should stop the policy of always selling their best players to another club but rather they should build a strong team that'll be major contenders for German and European competition in coming years from now. We must break the deadlock

But it can't be stopped as long as they want to stabilize the balance sheet and make the intimacy every season ka they and don't want to get out of the zone.
Dortmund are actually full of talented young players, it's just that with their condition that every season only wants profit from player sales, then they will continue to do it because Dortmund thinks this is the best way for them to get profit and they can't change it.
Dortmund could stop selling their talented players and try to make greater competition in the Bundesliga, but with  such changes they must try to withstand all forms of risk, especially in terms of financial stability  that might be affected. 

The question that arises when they do that is how long will they do it? The risk will always be there, and even though they alwasy make a profit every season from the sales they make, the question is whether they will always be in a state where they will always be able to benefit from the star players they create? I have no doubt that they are the club with the most genius in spotting young talent. But risks must also be taken, because they also need titles as a club. They have the ability to do that, it's just a matter of how they intend to do it.

[uswa56]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

However, the long injury suffered by Neuer now means that there is a very big possibility that he will not be able to perform optimally or perform at his best again after he recovers, especially at his young age.
It is true that the goalkeeper's position is slightly different and age is not a significant obstacle as is often the case in the world of football, even though he is over 35 years old, there are still many goalkeepers who are still in top performance, but the injury that befell Neuer during one season made this even worse. It's difficult in my opinion for him to be able to perform optimally again in the future.

[QueenVera]

The question that arises when they do that is how long will they do it? The risk will always be there, and even though they alwasy make a profit every season from the sales they make, the question is whether they will always be in a state where they will always be able to benefit from the star players they create? I have no doubt that they are the club with the most genius in spotting young talent. But risks must also be taken, because they also need titles as a club. They have the ability to do that, it's just a matter of how they intend to do it.

Maybe they're comfortable in gaining financially from their player sales than winning trophies, cause if the trophies were important to them, then I don't see why they'll decide to sell players that are capable of winning titles for them, if you noticed their performance last season when they had Jude Bellingham in the team is not the same this season, they almost won the Bundesliga when he was present in the team, and he's now performing well at Madrid, I believe if he was still with them they would had been doing better.

 What I feel is that it's become a tradition for them and it may continue for a long time, they'll still try as much as possible to qualify for the Champions League  and sell some youngsters that are currently in the team, maybe Karim Adeyemi might be the next Youngster to be sold by Dortmund,  but where it could start affecting them is when they fail to find a better replacement for the players they're selling.

[KTChampions]

It's not surprising that Guirassy is temporarily the top scorer in the Bundesliga, but for me it's only temporary if Bayern Munich has started to show its strength. It looks like Stuttgart has to say hello to Munich who will dominate the Bundesliga points table with Harry Kane.
I think for the time being Harry Kane is just trying to learn the game patterns of several clubs and once he has had crack at it this player will immediately continue to score in every game and Harry Kane also needs the right passes from other players Musiala and Sane who will be the support full Harry Kane to provide the final kick with the score.
I will just wait how long Stuttgart will appear consistent before everything is destroyed by Bayern Munich because for the next few matches it looks like Stuttgart will have to be ready to be overtaken by Munich.

It is clear that Stuttgart is not a competitor in the fight for the title, but regarding Bayern, not everything is so rosy. Today I read that, according to leaks, the club is unhappy with Tuchel, both management and players. He has no support in management because he was a protégé of Kahn and Salihamidzic, who were fired last season. The players are unhappy that he communicates with the team not personally but through an assistant (lol) and announces the starting lineup just a few hours before the game (afraid of moles? hahaha). Taking into account the fact that Bayern's results are not ideal, this can all escalate very quickly.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Maybe they're comfortable in gaining financially from their player sales than winning trophies, cause if the trophies were important to them, then I don't see why they'll decide to sell players that are capable of winning titles for them, if you noticed their performance last season when they had Jude Bellingham in the team is not the same this season, they almost won the Bundesliga when he was present in the team, and he's now performing well at Madrid, I believe if he was still with them they would had been doing better.

 What I feel is that it's become a tradition for them and it may continue for a long time, they'll still try as much as possible to qualify for the Champions League  and sell some youngsters that are currently in the team, maybe Karim Adeyemi might be the next Youngster to be sold by Dortmund,  but where it could start affecting them is when they fail to find a better replacement for the players they're selling.

Maybe Dortmund have to change their habits a little if they want to be involved in the title race, selling mature players will only make a profit for the owner but no profit for the club. Selling Jude Belligham is not the first time they have done this because previously they sold Haaland and several other young players. Club owners don't seem to care about the club's achievements when they take part in competitions because the most important thing they think about is profits.

If the club owner does not change his vision then I am sure it will be quite difficult for them to achieve success, both in the Bundesliga and in the Champions League. They don't buy finished players but instead create players to sell to other clubs, that's why when players leave it will be quite difficult for them to get ideal replacement players.

[hahay]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

Basically Buffon has no history of serious injuries, so Buffon can play and/or retire at the age of +40. Meanwhile regarding Neuer, the serious injury he suffered will of course greatly affect his recovery and performance as well. But yes, I think basically Bayern Munich should have a young goalkeeper for the long term too, of course. Because I believe, if Bayern Munich always expects Neuer to recover and has a high dependence on Neuer, it seems that this is no longer the right way for a team as big as Bayern Munich.

[superman184]

However, the long injury suffered by Neuer now means that there is a very big possibility that he will not be able to perform optimally or perform at his best again after he recovers, especially at his young age.
It is true that the goalkeeper's position is slightly different and age is not a significant obstacle as is often the case in the world of football, even though he is over 35 years old, there are still many goalkeepers who are still in top performance, but the injury that befell Neuer during one season made this even worse. It's difficult in my opinion for him to be able to perform optimally again in the future.

Long injuries are an obstacle for all players, including a goalkeeper like Neuer, and it is quite reasonable that a goalkeeper who has been out for a long time can no longer perform as well as he could in the past. Because it will be quite difficult for any goalkeeper to give his best performance after recovering from the long injury he suffered, but Bayern Munich also still hopes that Neuer can recover well even though the team has also provided another goalkeeper who is no less good than Neuer.

[borovichok]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

Despite his advanced age, Manuel Neuer continues to work hard to make breakthroughs. He is a valuable goalkeeper for Bayern Munich and has given the Bavarians a great deal all throughout the course of his career. Unfortunately, he had a catastrophic skiing injury during the Qatar World Cup, and as a result, he has been completely sidelined for at least 10 months. It took the German such a long time to recuperate, but we were hopeful that he would make a full recovery since after the international break, he plans to make his first outstanding appearance of the season against Mainz.

[ndutndut]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

Neuer is an extraordinary goalkeeper and the model of today's goalkeeper that all coaches dream of today, where he can control the ball, doesn't panic, is mentally strong, has great leadership and can provide passes accurately. Every time you see him play, it's like seeing him as a reliable goalkeeper and defender who is not afraid to go forward. However, currently he is suffering from an injury, I am also not sure that when he returns to playing his performance will not be as good as before considering that he is no longer young, of course his reflexes will be reduced and will no longer be as optimal as before.

So it's true, as you said, that Bayern Munich really needs to regenerate, it's better if it's time for him to rest and give the young goalkeeper a chance. Because the backup goalkeeper rarely plays, this is almost the same as Buffon's backup, many potential goalkeepers are underdeveloped because they are always Buffon's backup. In the German national team there are also many great goalkeepers who rarely get the opportunity to play.

[topbitcoin]

But it can't be stopped as long as they want to stabilize the balance sheet and make the intimacy every season ka they and don't want to get out of the zone.
Dortmund are actually full of talented young players, it's just that with their condition that every season only wants profit from player sales, then they will continue to do it because Dortmund thinks this is the best way for them to get profit and they can't change it.
Dortmund could stop selling their talented players and try to make greater competition in the Bundesliga, but with  such changes they must try to withstand all forms of risk, especially in terms of financial stability  that might be affected. 

The question that arises when they do that is how long will they do it? The risk will always be there, and even though they alwasy make a profit every season from the sales they make, the question is whether they will always be in a state where they will always be able to benefit from the star players they create? I have no doubt that they are the club with the most genius in spotting young talent. But risks must also be taken, because they also need titles as a club. They have the ability to do that, it's just a matter of how they intend to do it.

As long as the club is still comfortable with what it does each season and as long as many fans are quite happy with their current condition even though there are also many who demand that they do more then I think things like this will continue.
The conditions that Dortmund are doing are not just from one or two seasons but this kind of strategy has started when they were in the previous decade where Lewandowski was the opening for them to sell star players even to their own rival clubs.

So things like this will be difficult to change even if in the end there are several opportunities they want to take risks but when it is not in line with what is expected and actually makes them lose I think they will still return to their comfort zone by selling their star players for the club's financial benefits.

[arimamib]

Neuer is very old now and that's why I think he won't be able to play like before even if he recovers from his injury. Goalkeepers can play for longer years than other football players, but their reflexes slow down and they cannot play as well as they used to. Currently, there are goalkeepers among the young goalkeepers who we can say are very good, but I am not sure whether they deserve the money paid to transfer them. I think the current goalkeepers are not playing well according to their value

It could be said that goalkeepers have more flying hours than outfield players. Neuer still has full trust from Bayern Munich and also the German national team to fill the main goalkeeper position. He still wants to play even though he is 37 years old, of course the physical strength and reflexes possessed by players of that age will decrease due to age.
Neuer prowess when guarding the crossbar reminds me of Buffon, these two players have the same characteristics, they can both maintain their performance even though they are old. Neuer position is still very difficult for other goalkeepers to shift, the negative impact of his consistent performance could hamper the regeneration of the goalkeepers for Bayern Munich and the German national team.

However, the long injury suffered by Neuer now means that there is a very big possibility that he will not be able to perform optimally or perform at his best again after he recovers, especially at his young age.
It is true that the goalkeeper's position is slightly different and age is not a significant obstacle as is often the case in the world of football, even though he is over 35 years old, there are still many goalkeepers who are still in top performance, but the injury that befell Neuer during one season made this even worse. It's difficult in my opinion for him to be able to perform optimally again in the future.

With his old age, I'm sure Manuel Neuer will not be able to perform as optimally as he showed before he suffered a long injury. Moreover, the date of his return to the field is unknown, meaning he will be absent until the first half of this season. I think bayern munich is one of the teams that is patient enough to wait for manuel neuer to return to the team.

A leg fracture is a fairly serious injury, as experienced by manuel neuer. I think if he fails to return to the team this season, it is very likely that manuel neuer will choose to retire. Moreover, Bayern munich brought in another goalkeeper in last season's transfer window so that if neuer cannot return in the near future it will be difficult for him to regain his main position under tuchel.