Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Asiska02]

Vincent Kompan Should know by now what he is up against, and him been a coach he should not be a stranger to all this feeling. The only thing he should be focusing on now is how to put the club in order so that they can play better, because worry is not a solution for your club to get. The coach needs to know the weakness of his club before any other thing, that way they will be able to work on that weaknesses and not job steps to improve the performance of the club. The same time he needs to start looking for ways to improve the performance of the club. Bayern did not do well At all even in the home league and champions league, big clubs are now fucking up. And not that Bayern is not good they just need to improve.

Handling the control of Bayern Munich to Kompany might sound so ridiculous and people will continue to criticize it until they see him show that which he got to improve the performance of the team. I have strong hope in him though but he has to prove to the whole world that he’s capable of doing what he set his mind to do, that is to improve the condition of the team in all competitions they’re participating in. I was surprised for him to be given such a long term deal, because coaches like this are given short times first to start before they’ll increase their years of service in the team. The case of Kompany was different and I envision that he’ll be a great choice to be given that opportunity to coach the team with so many years contract signed on his first year in the club.

[Blitzboy]

This burden, which will look heavy, must be able to be carried well by Vincent Kompany in the Bundesliga next season because that is his job as the new coach at Bayern Munich and it is clear that he does not have to complain about the tight competition in the Bundesliga at the moment. I imagine that if Kompany is able to bring Bayern Munich to compete fiercely in the race for the Bundesliga championship next season, there is a little certainty for Kompany to stay at Bayern Munich even though he doesn't immediately win this prestigious trophy next season.

Vincent Kompan Should know by now what he is up against, and him been a coach he should not be a stranger to all this feeling. The only thing he should be focusing on now is how to put the club in order so that they can play better, because worry is not a solution for your club to get. The coach needs to know the weakness of his club before any other thing, that way they will be able to work on that weaknesses and not job steps to improve the performance of the club. The same time he needs to start looking for ways to improve the performance of the club. Bayern did not do well At all even in the home league and champions league, big clubs are now fucking up. And not that Bayern is not good they just need to improve.

Unstable Bayern. Not a doubt. Kompany develops teams despite his large job. Think back on his Anderlecht. Under his direction, they improved from barely competitive to really good. Leverkusens is under pressure from Xabi Alonso on Bayern. Write Bayern not as though it is dead. Kompany has experience, determination, and knows how to win. Not only mending flaws but also a complete make-over. Bayern requires big-stage ability and a winning attitude. In the UCL semi-final they fell to Real Madrid, although Madrid is powerful. Any team would find difficulty against them. Kompany ought to rebuild Bayern, buy the right players, and get them back to winning.

[Hanadawa]

You just said Komapny is not an experienced player, and that is the reason why many are saying different things about the manager. People are judging him based on his last performance at Burnley; even though he promoted Burnley to the Premiership, they got relegated, and that is why many people are sceptical about him managing Bayern Munich. Although I know that Bayern Munich will have their own personal reasons for bringing him to the club as a coach, based on how people view it, people still think his experience is not enough to bring Bayern Munich back to their performance like before anytime soon.

One of the reasons why the club management chose Kompany was because Munich had no other choice. There were several coaches who were given contracts by Munich but unfortunately they did not accept them. I even read an article that said that they once offered a contract to Xabi Alonso, but Alonso chose to stay at Leverkusen. I'm not underestimating Kompany but tbh Kompany wasn't their first choice. Munich is a big club and many doubt Kompany's abilities. I think Kompany should be given the opportunity to prove that he deserves to be Munich manager.

[klidex]

You just said Komapny is not an experienced player, and that is the reason why many are saying different things about the manager. People are judging him based on his last performance at Burnley; even though he promoted Burnley to the Premiership, they got relegated, and that is why many people are sceptical about him managing Bayern Munich. Although I know that Bayern Munich will have their own personal reasons for bringing him to the club as a coach, based on how people view it, people still think his experience is not enough to bring Bayern Munich back to their performance like before anytime soon.

One of the reasons why the club management chose Kompany was because Munich had no other choice. There were several coaches who were given contracts by Munich but unfortunately they did not accept them. I even read an article that said that they once offered a contract to Xabi Alonso, but Alonso chose to stay at Leverkusen. I'm not underestimating Kompany but tbh Kompany wasn't their first choice. Munich is a big club and many doubt Kompany's abilities. I think Kompany should be given the opportunity to prove that he deserves to be Munich manager.

It's not because they don't have a choice, but it is the desire of Bayern Munich's management to get a very professional coach, whereas professional coaches feel that if they accept an offer from Bayern Munich, they will have to bear the heavy burden of fixing the problems that have been left behind by Tuchel.
Kompany is not the only option, but there are still many better and more professional coaches to manage Bayern Munich's players to regain Bundesliga dominance.

At least this has become an option for this big club and we'll see what Kompany will do to restore all of Bayern Munich's strongest performance that has been lost before, even though I have doubts, I can still accept and give trust to the coach.

[Velvet78]

I still don't understand one thing. Why did Nagelsmann wanted to manage a national team already now? I mean he is a really young manager after all. He was climbing the steps really quick in his career as the last club he managed was Bayern Munich as you know.    After that I really expected him to continue managing big clubs like that.

I think national team jobs are a better fit for managers with big careers at a little old age minimum too. Because you are like a little active than being retired while managing a national team.    You are rarely playing games.

[Lafu]

The problem is that money is not a reference point for PSG so they will not be too shaken by Bayern's offer later.

You are right that money is not the problem for or in Paris with there sponsor in the background.

This season Xavi Simons played very well at Leipzig and this could indirectly bring back a good interest for PSG in making him line up for next season

This depends what players are will be stay and what players will be leaving the club.
No doubt that Simons will be fit into the team of PSG and can give them much.

But on the other hand for now Xavi Simons also still hasn't decided whether he will stay at PSG or look for a new adventure

The problem here again its not save that he will be play always there and he is looking for a club where he get more time on the field.

[Leviathan.007]

It seems that we still have to be patient, the bundesliga has issued a match schedule for the new Liga will start in August. The opening match is B. Mönchengladbach vs Bayer Leverkusen will be the opening match on August 24.  With 18 Bundesliga participating teams, there will be around 34 league matches. This is quite a bit with other competitions. Interestingly, Bochum was able to stay in the Bundesliga, Bochum won in the playoff match. There are 2 promoted teams, FC St. Pauli and Holstein Kiel. It is interesting to hear, Munich has made a lot of changes by taking advantage of the transfer season. Could there be a surprise like Stuttgart for next season.

Source: https://fcbayern.com/en/news/2024/07/fc-bayern-to-begin-2024-25-bundesliga-season-away-at-wolfsburg

Gladbach against Leverkusen will be an interesting opener and of course we are curious whether Leverkusen can maintain their unbeaten record even though the season has been different. We can certainly still hope for Xabi Alonso's greatness to enable Leverkusen to gain the first 3 points at the start of the season. Apart from that, Bochum really deserves to be able to survive in the Bundesliga because this team sometimes becomes a dark horse at the start of the season even though in the end they always slowly decline and the bottom table has become their habitat. However, I really respect those who didn't give up during the play-off round some time ago.

For the promoted St Pauli team, if I'm not mistaken, they were champions of the Bundesliga 2 seasons ago and of course we can't wait to see their progress in this highest competition. Unfortunately, the coach who brought them champions in the Bundesliga 2 seasons ago, Fabian Hürzeler, no longer serves at St Pauli because he went to EPL club Brigton. For Holstein Kiel, I'm still unfamiliar with this team, but it's quite interesting to see their journey here.

Maybe maintaining their unbeaten record will be difficult, but for them to dominate the Bundesliga, it could happen, with their excellent performance, this could make them a tough challenge for other teams, including Bayern Munich. If Bayern Munich can't perform better next season I think Leverkusen will dominate but to become an unbeatable team I think they will have difficulty, I don't imagine that they can become an unbeatable team again in the Bundesliga.
I don't think Leverkusen will experience a decline in performance next season, because they already have good performance and with Xabi Alonso still taking care of them, of course they will still have good performance.

After the start of the next season, everything was different for Leverkusen and all other teams because some players left other players joined the teams also they had training which enhanced the performance of the players. This means we can't expect to see Leverkusen will stay unbeaten in the Bundesliga while I think Leverkusen can have a good performance considering the performance we saw from them in the last season and that won't be supering if we see Leverkusen win the title of Budslisliga again.

[slapper]

It seems that we still have to be patient, the bundesliga has issued a match schedule for the new Liga will start in August. The opening match is B. Mönchengladbach vs Bayer Leverkusen will be the opening match on August 24.  With 18 Bundesliga participating teams, there will be around 34 league matches. This is quite a bit with other competitions. Interestingly, Bochum was able to stay in the Bundesliga, Bochum won in the playoff match. There are 2 promoted teams, FC St. Pauli and Holstein Kiel. It is interesting to hear, Munich has made a lot of changes by taking advantage of the transfer season. Could there be a surprise like Stuttgart for next season.

Source: https://fcbayern.com/en/news/2024/07/fc-bayern-to-begin-2024-25-bundesliga-season-away-at-wolfsburg

Gladbach against Leverkusen will be an interesting opener and of course we are curious whether Leverkusen can maintain their unbeaten record even though the season has been different. We can certainly still hope for Xabi Alonso's greatness to enable Leverkusen to gain the first 3 points at the start of the season. Apart from that, Bochum really deserves to be able to survive in the Bundesliga because this team sometimes becomes a dark horse at the start of the season even though in the end they always slowly decline and the bottom table has become their habitat. However, I really respect those who didn't give up during the play-off round some time ago.

For the promoted St Pauli team, if I'm not mistaken, they were champions of the Bundesliga 2 seasons ago and of course we can't wait to see their progress in this highest competition. Unfortunately, the coach who brought them champions in the Bundesliga 2 seasons ago, Fabian Hürzeler, no longer serves at St Pauli because he went to EPL club Brigton. For Holstein Kiel, I'm still unfamiliar with this team, but it's quite interesting to see their journey here.

Leverkusen's lookin' pretty damn good under Xabi Alonso. Leverkusen keeps up their good play, Bayern won't give up just because Leverkusen is on a roll. Remember that teams have broken down before when they were under a lot of stress. Even though Dortmund was very good, they failed at the worst times. It's important for Leverkusen to show that they can handle stress.

They do have some flashy players, but it's the toughness and drive that win championships. It's a long and tough season in the Bundesliga. There will be casualties in this war, and Leverkusen needs to show they can stay in it. I'm rooting for them no matter what. It would be cool if an underdog made a big difference. But until they show they can play, we can talk about the title.

[hahay]

I still don't understand one thing. Why did Nagelsmann wanted to manage a national team already now? I mean he is a really young manager after all. He was climbing the steps really quick in his career as the last club he managed was Bayern Munich as you know.    After that I really expected him to continue managing big clubs like that.

I think national team jobs are a better fit for managers with big careers at a little old age minimum too. Because you are like a little active than being retired while managing a national team.    You are rarely playing games.

I personally don't find it strange with Nagelsmann's choice to become head coach of the national team, although indeed, I also realize what you mean because of Nagelsmann's age, of course he would still be suitable to coach other big teams otu there besides Bayern Munich. However, it seems that accepting the offer to become a national team coach will certainly allow Nagelsmann to gain greater experience. Even though Nagelsmann is the national team coach, of course there is still a chance for Nagelsmann to coach other teams in the future, just like Hansi Flick did.

Because previously Hansi Flick was the head coach of Bayern Munich and then Hansi Flick accepted an offer to become coach of the German national team, but after that, Hansi Flick returned to being the coach of another team outside the Bundesliga because Hansi Flick also accepted the offer to become head coach of Barcelona. So yes, even though Nagelsmann is the current coach of the German national team, but this does not mean that his coaching career will end with the German national team, because Nagelsmann still has the opportunity to end his tenure with the German national team and start his adventure again with new challenges in the future.

[Weawant]

One of the reasons why the club management chose Kompany was because Munich had no other choice. There were several coaches who were given contracts by Munich but unfortunately they did not accept them. I even read an article that said that they once offered a contract to Xabi Alonso, but Alonso chose to stay at Leverkusen. I'm not underestimating Kompany but tbh Kompany wasn't their first choice. Munich is a big club and many doubt Kompany's abilities. I think Kompany should be given the opportunity to prove that he deserves to be Munich manager.

As a matter of fact, kompany wasn't on the choice list of Bayern Munich but some how they had to fall back as their last resort after several attempts to getting their preferred coaches, the offer to Xabi was turned down basically because he still wanted to still stay back at Leverkusen. I wouldn't want to say it's unfortunate but then it turned out that kompany is now in Munich and his best is all that's expected of him and I'm not doubting he will be able to achieve something and just like everyone he needs time.

[Docnaster]

One of the reasons why the club management chose Kompany was because Munich had no other choice. There were several coaches who were given contracts by Munich but unfortunately they did not accept them. I even read an article that said that they once offered a contract to Xabi Alonso, but Alonso chose to stay at Leverkusen. I'm not underestimating Kompany but tbh Kompany wasn't their first choice. Munich is a big club and many doubt Kompany's abilities. I think Kompany should be given the opportunity to prove that he deserves to be Munich manager.

As a matter of fact, kompany wasn't on the choice list of Bayern Munich but some how they had to fall back as their last resort after several attempts to getting their preferred coaches, the offer to Xabi was turned down basically because he still wanted to still stay back at Leverkusen. I wouldn't want to say it's unfortunate but then it turned out that kompany is now in Munich and his best is all that's expected of him and I'm not doubting he will be able to achieve something and just like everyone he needs time.

Before Vincent Kompany was appointed as Bayern Munich manager, they club have tried other possible options but were turned down by the other managers including former Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick who happens to be the current manager of the Austria national team and Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso. So the appointment of Vincent Kompany as the Bayern Munich manager if you ask me was because they didn't have better options which forced the club to settle for the services of the former Belgium international. Because of the fact that Vincent Kompany oversaw the relegation of Burnley, a lot of people are very doubtful that Kompany's rein as a Bayern Munich manager will be short-lived but I strongly believe that he has managerial potentials that'll help him succeed at Bayern Munich

[TelolettOm]

Please enough to talk about Kompany's doubts about becoming coach of Bayern Munich. because it cannot be changed for now. Let him work and we'll see how he will take Bayern Munich in the future. The club certainly has its own interests and reasons for why Kompany is needed and how far they will go in providing targets and tolerance for their new coach. If he is not satisfied, Bayern Munich will definitely not hesitate to fire him, it is not Man United who have no choice to fire Ten Hag, Bayern Munich has high quality and high targets so that if Kompany is unable to do so, they will not hesitate to fire him by Bayern Munich. So, let's see the result of his job later after this season is started and run for matches.

Leverkusen's lookin' pretty damn good under Xabi Alonso. Leverkusen keeps up their good play, Bayern won't give up just because Leverkusen is on a roll. Remember that teams have broken down before when they were under a lot of stress. Even though Dortmund was very good, they failed at the worst times. It's important for Leverkusen to show that they can handle stress.

Last season really belonged to Leverkusen, there is no doubt about Xabi's success in bringing Leverkusen to such success. It's just that next season, it will definitely be much tougher for Leverkusen. Oh yeah, anyway, I haven't heard any rumors regarding Leverkusen's market transfer, it seems like they haven't been too aggressive in targeting new players to strengthen their squad. In fact, the rumors are that several players will move to rival clubs and there are also several players who will not have extended loan contracts. So, this will probably influence how Xabi leads the club next season.

[Zaguru12]

Before Vincent Kompany was appointed as Bayern Munich manager, they club have tried other possible options but were turned down by the other managers including former Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick who happens to be the current manager of the Austria national team and Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso. So the appointment of Vincent Kompany as the Bayern Munich manager if you ask me was because they didn't have better options which forced the club to settle for the services of the former Belgium international. Because of the fact that Vincent Kompany oversaw the relegation of Burnley, a lot of people are very doubtful that Kompany's rein as a Bayern Munich manager will be short-lived but I strongly believe that he has managerial potentials that'll help him succeed at Bayern Munich

If we access all the options that Bayern Munich were after you will see that they were definitely not looking for just any manger but a manger that can play possession football and also someone that will stay with the club for a longer time. If it was supposed to be just any manager they would have gotten the likes of Allegri, Mourinho and Conte who then were actually without jobs. They even wanted Erik Ten hag which proved to me that they were specific in the kind of manager that they wanted, so that’s why Kompany was their pick.

Vincent Kompany was/is definitely a huge gamble and to me good one to bet on. He was actually recommended by Pep Guardiola when Bayern were making enquires. People judge him because of the relegated Burnley but have filed to look beyond that and see that the he was the master mind behind their survival back then. His reign in the premier league was not good because he lacked the players to play at that high level using his pattern but at Bayern he has those qualities in surplus and can now play implement his playing pattern. He is definitely going to be the one to watch if you ask me

[legendbtc]

One of the reasons why the club management chose Kompany was because Munich had no other choice. There were several coaches who were given contracts by Munich but unfortunately they did not accept them. I even read an article that said that they once offered a contract to Xabi Alonso, but Alonso chose to stay at Leverkusen. I'm not underestimating Kompany but tbh Kompany wasn't their first choice. Munich is a big club and many doubt Kompany's abilities. I think Kompany should be given the opportunity to prove that he deserves to be Munich manager.

As a matter of fact, kompany wasn't on the choice list of Bayern Munich but some how they had to fall back as their last resort after several attempts to getting their preferred coaches, the offer to Xabi was turned down basically because he still wanted to still stay back at Leverkusen. I wouldn't want to say it's unfortunate but then it turned out that kompany is now in Munich and his best is all that's expected of him and I'm not doubting he will be able to achieve something and just like everyone he needs time.

Before Vincent Kompany was appointed as Bayern Munich manager, they club have tried other possible options but were turned down by the other managers including former Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick who happens to be the current manager of the Austria national team and Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso. So the appointment of Vincent Kompany as the Bayern Munich manager if you ask me was because they didn't have better options which forced the club to settle for the services of the former Belgium international. Because of the fact that Vincent Kompany oversaw the relegation of Burnley, a lot of people are very doubtful that Kompany's rein as a Bayern Munich manager will be short-lived but I strongly believe that he has managerial potentials that'll help him succeed at Bayern Munich

Under the guidance of coach Vincent Kompany, Burnley dropped out of the Premier League and had to return to play in the Championship. Surprisingly, a club of Bayern's caliber is willing to "bet" on Kompany - a coach who was just relegated with Burnley and who himself has no experience leading a top team. Kompany is facing a major turning point in his coaching career. From relegated team Burnley, the Man City legend became the head coach of Bayern Munich. In Bayern's eyes, Kompany is a name worth risking. However, there is always a difference between theory and reality. Bayern Munich fans should prepare themselves, they will most likely experience another nightmare season and so will Kompany. This is a story that is hard for anyone to believe will succeed.

In my personal opinion, Bayern Munich may be only targeting the Belgian strategist as a temporary solution. Jurgen Klopp will return to football next year, and this is the real goal of the Allianz Arena team.

[Ndabagi01]

You just said Komapny is not an experienced player, and that is the reason why many are saying different things about the manager. People are judging him based on his last performance at Burnley; even though he promoted Burnley to the Premiership, they got relegated, and that is why many people are sceptical about him managing Bayern Munich. Although I know that Bayern Munich will have their own personal reasons for bringing him to the club as a coach, based on how people view it, people still think his experience is not enough to bring Bayern Munich back to their performance like before anytime soon.

One of the reasons why the club management chose Kompany was because Munich had no other choice. There were several coaches who were given contracts by Munich but unfortunately they did not accept them. I even read an article that said that they once offered a contract to Xabi Alonso, but Alonso chose to stay at Leverkusen. I'm not underestimating Kompany but tbh Kompany wasn't their first choice. Munich is a big club and many doubt Kompany's abilities. I think Kompany should be given the opportunity to prove that he deserves to be Munich manager.

Opportunity has been given, we are just awaiting to see what he can do for the club as the clubs new manager. I also heard of the time Xabi Alonso was given an offer to coach Bayern Munich before the end of the last season, but it was all rumor at that time and at the end a news came out that he was going to stay at Bayern Leverkusen and spend more season with the team. The choice of Kompany came as a big shock to us and I never imagined he’ll get to coach such a big club after he has been relegated with Burnley when he was their manager last season.

The difference is clear enough, if you can’t manage a lower team and make them finish above relegation zone, no one will believe that you can do something different when managing a bigger team and that’s why a lot of speculations are going around that, Kompany cannot manage the team and the task given to him is too big for the him to handle. I just want to believe that Komoany can do great thing in the club. Low experienced managers are able to manage teams from their scratch to big teams today, so I will also take Kompamy’s case as an example and hope that he’ll perform very well to be applauded for his efforts at the end of the season.

[ThemePen]

Under the guidance of coach Vincent Kompany, Burnley dropped out of the Premier League and had to return to play in the Championship. Surprisingly, a club of Bayern's caliber is willing to "bet" on Kompany - a coach who was just relegated with Burnley and who himself has no experience leading a top team. Kompany is facing a major turning point in his coaching career. From relegated team Burnley, the Man City legend became the head coach of Bayern Munich. In Bayern's eyes, Kompany is a name worth risking. However, there is always a difference between theory and reality. Bayern Munich fans should prepare themselves, they will most likely experience another nightmare season and so will Kompany. This is a story that is hard for anyone to believe will succeed.

In my personal opinion, Bayern Munich may be only targeting the Belgian strategist as a temporary solution. Jurgen Klopp will return to football next year, and this is the real goal of the Allianz Arena team.

Bayern Munich is taking big risk by making Vincent Kompany their new coach. Kompany does not have much experience leading top team and his last team Burnley got relegated. Bayern might see Kompany as talented young coach but things might not work out as well as they hope. Bayern fans might have another disappointing season and Kompany might not last long as coach. I will have to wait and see if this risky choice pays off but it is hard to be optimistic.

[Pressurizedem]

Under the guidance of coach Vincent Kompany, Burnley dropped out of the Premier League and had to return to play in the Championship. Surprisingly, a club of Bayern's caliber is willing to "bet" on Kompany - a coach who was just relegated with Burnley and who himself has no experience leading a top team. Kompany is facing a major turning point in his coaching career. From relegated team Burnley, the Man City legend became the head coach of Bayern Munich. In Bayern's eyes, Kompany is a name worth risking. However, there is always a difference between theory and reality. Bayern Munich fans should prepare themselves, they will most likely experience another nightmare season and so will Kompany. This is a story that is hard for anyone to believe will succeed.

In my personal opinion, Bayern Munich may be only targeting the Belgian strategist as a temporary solution. Jurgen Klopp will return to football next year, and this is the real goal of the Allianz Arena team.

Bayern Munich is taking big risk by making Vincent Kompany their new coach. Kompany does not have much experience leading top team and his last team Burnley got relegated. Bayern might see Kompany as talented young coach but things might not work out as well as they hope. Bayern fans might have another disappointing season and Kompany might not last long as coach. I will have to wait and see if this risky choice pays off but it is hard to be optimistic.

I think this kompany's deal is really a big gamble deal because I can't see any reason why a team like Bayern will go for Kompany that could not make Burnley to remain in the premier league,they came last year,and left same year.
This would have shown Bayern that he isn't good enough yet.Atleast they would have looked for a more experienced coach and someone who will not bring shame to the club.
Bayern Munich is a big team that is even bigger than Kompany,and aside that,I don't think players like Sane will have much respect for Kompany because they were team mates at City.

[tusandii]

I still don't understand one thing. Why did Nagelsmann wanted to manage a national team already now? I mean he is a really young manager after all. He was climbing the steps really quick in his career as the last club he managed was Bayern Munich as you know.    After that I really expected him to continue managing big clubs like that.

I think national team jobs are a better fit for managers with big careers at a little old age minimum too. Because you are like a little active than being retired while managing a national team.    You are rarely playing games.

Julian Nagelsmann was fired by Bayern Munich when he couldn't meet the same expectations that Thomas Tuchel experienced this season, so if he returns to Bayern Munich and can't meet expectations again, I think he will receive another dismissal. So instead of experiencing disappointment a second time due to returning to Bayern Munich, it would be better if he stayed to continue coaching the German national team where he was more appreciated and his performance was quite good there.

I don't think this is a matter of being suitable or not suitable, what makes you think young coaches are not suitable to coach the national team? I think it is each individual's choice and choosing to continue their career.
Coaching the national team also doesn't lower his standards as a great coach, he still has a lot of time and and I don't think he will continue to coach the German national team, one day he will definitely coach a big club again.

[hyudien]

I still don't understand one thing. Why did Nagelsmann wanted to manage a national team already now? I mean he is a really young manager after all. He was climbing the steps really quick in his career as the last club he managed was Bayern Munich as you know.    After that I really expected him to continue managing big clubs like that.

I think national team jobs are a better fit for managers with big careers at a little old age minimum too. Because you are like a little active than being retired while managing a national team.    You are rarely playing games.

A little information, recently the national team led by Julian Nagelsmann had to lose in the last 8 of Euro 2024 after Germany lost dramatically to Spain in the second round of extra time. Germany had to swallow the bitter result because it had to let the euro be held in its own country.
Yes, after parting ways with Bayern Munich, he decided to lead the German national team. Maybe he wants to be more relaxed by handling the national team like that. Perhaps he should have been annoyed when Bayern Munich suddenly decided to sack him at the end of the season.
Nagelsmann is a young coach who has good abilities, in his previous team he always provided something good for his team. Although in the end he had to accept the risk as a coach who had to be suddenly fired. As a young coach he has a very long time to continue improving his abilities, he must develop even more.

[topbitcoin]

The problem is that money is not a reference point for PSG so they will not be too shaken by Bayern's offer later.

You are right that money is not the problem for or in Paris with there sponsor in the background.

Currently the value of Xavi Simons is around 80 million and it could be that after the Euros the value of Xavi Simons is greater than that because for now he is also one of the players who can bring the Netherlands to this point in the Euros and his performance is still quite convincing so I have no doubt that in the end there will be a quite significant increase in value which in the end will make it even more troublesome for Bayern if they try to negotiate about this player.

This season Xavi Simons played very well at Leipzig and this could indirectly bring back a good interest for PSG in making him line up for next season

This depends what players are will be stay and what players will be leaving the club.
No doubt that Simons will be fit into the team of PSG and can give them much.

Looking at PSG's midfield last season which only focused on Zaire Emery, Vitinha and Fabian Ruiz. I think this will be a difference when in the end Xavi Simons is in the squad, especially now that their winger has to undergo a change where Mbappe leaves. Therefore, a playmaker who has a good playing ethos like Xavi Simons could be a good option and of course this could make a good change for Enrique's future plans.

But on the other hand for now Xavi Simons also still hasn't decided whether he will stay at PSG or look for a new adventure

The problem here again its not save that he will be play always there and he is looking for a club where he get more time on the field.

I think with the performance shown by Xavi Simons at Leipzig this season it would be ridiculous if Enrique didn't give Simons a chance to start now. Because looking at his current situation, he needs to be given an attractive offer including a decent place in the core line-up to make him stay from PSG. Because if it wasn't given as an offer to Xavi Simons, then going to another club that had a better offer would be much more worth it.