Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

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Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

[samuraijin]

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

If you maintain consistency in implementing tactics then it is likely that it will happen, winning the Bundesliga is an achievement for all clubs in the German League and the main target to get it, of course Xabi Alonso will continue to defend the title this season with the existing players. playing in the Champions League is a bonus for every team, no matter how difficult the match and opponent faced in the Champions League I think Xabi has prepared for it and already has ideas in the tactics that will be played this season, I am sure with Leverkusen in Xabi's hands will be better than the previous season and they are certainly ready for any difficult matches.

[Marvell1]

From this opinion I will focus more on the discussion of Dortmund which for me has no problem with the new coach.
Some of us may be a little doubtful of Nuri Sahin who is not very experienced but that cannot be a reason for us to doubt the coach.
We can see how Xabi successfully gave the title to Leverkusen and this could happen to Dortmund who will appear even stronger.

There is no doubt that we still believe in Bayern Munich and Leverkusen who currently still have quality players but we also have to be careful because Dortmund can be a club that is very difficult to beat because the arrival of a striker from Stuttgart gives Dortmund greater strength.

Dortmund success in recruiting Serhou Guirassy from Stuttgart can indeed increase their chances of competing for trophies, as can Dortmund three other recruits, Maximilian Beier, Waldemar Anton and Pascal Grob. Expectations for Dortmund for next season are actually not too high, but there is a possibility that Nuri Sahin squad can be involved in the racing path, not just Leverkusen and Bayern Munchen. That is the hope of neutral Bundesliga fans, they want to see the Bundesliga become more competitive, the fight for trophies involves more than two teams and becomes more fierce.

Personally, I predict Dortmund will be able to compete at the top of the standings, as they have done in the last decade with Bayern Munchen. The loss of Marco Reus and Mats Hummels may be felt temporarily, but Nuri Sahin certainly has a solution to overcome the departure of the two club legends. On the other hand, Nuri Sahin is lucky because he will not need too much time to adapt, because he is Edin Terzic assistant in the last season, of course he understands the club situation well. In contrast to Kompany, who had to work harder to reduce the time it took to adapt to the new team and atmosphere.

Doubting Nuri Sahin is definitely not the way right now. He was Terzic's assistant, he knew all the players and the way around the club. They lost players, sure, but they signed some good players too, like Guirassy.

I think Dortmund has a good season ahead of them if they play their cards right. Right now, all of the Bundesliga team is facing new challenges. Leverkusen will need to keep up with a lot of expectations, Bayern has a new manager, and all the other clubs have their challenges of their own.

Nuri Sahin is not new to the German top flight, nor he is new to Dortmund. They can have a good season in front of them, building up from the pretty decent pre-season.

[DanWalker]

Yes he has for sure some awesome stats for the last season and years for his age of 21.
I guess he wanted to make the next step to grow and also wanted to play on a higher Level by moving to Dortmund even there are a lot of other good players.

I don't remember exactly when and what age Haaland went to Man City. But Haaland at Man City received tremendous support so he was able to perform well. Man City's players have good control that helps Haaland perform well. Meanwhile, Beier at Dortmund is indeed a good step and it is an improvement. I don't know for sure if Dortmund is doing business or if they are indeed aiming for the championship next season. But indeed Dortmund is always good at bringing in young players then they are made better and sell more expensive. 

Haaland was 21-22 when he got there, so considering he is 24 years old and it was two full seasons with City now, we can say he was 22. The difference is that Beier is already 21, so he can't be going to City level team in a single season.

But we can see at around 24, after three full seasons with Dortmund, if he is awesome and playing very well, he could be bought by some richer and strong team without a doubt. That is what Dortmund is aiming too, they are aiming to sell him for 100+ million in 2-3 seasons at best, which is not something they haven't done before, this team keeps finding talented players all around the world, pay 10-30 levels and then sell them for a lot more. Not sure if they will ever do like "let's get all 11 great young players" type of rebuilding ever, but looks like they are actually quite good so it will not be all that complicated if they ever try to do it. In any case they do not force their way, they wait until an opportunity comes.

That's the most common style of business from Dortmund, isn't it? Dortmund has a great base of scouts, they always find proper talents and sign them. Then they grow them, and I think the Bundesliga really is an amazing league for youngsters to grow. It is not as competitive as the Prem, not as physical as the Serie A, not as easy as Ligue 1. It makes the young players grow.

Beier can be turned into a superstar but that's only a guess from us. Something we don't know. Young talents at Dortmund are always an exciting prospect, so this is definitely one to look at.

[RaltcoinsB]

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

There may not be easy matches like last year in the German league because most of the teams transferred a lot of players. The league became more difficult with the transferred players. For example, Borussia Dortmund's offensive line got much stronger. Bayern Munich also got stronger with good players. Kompany also made tactical changes. Bayer Leverkusen's squad from last year may be successful this year, but it may not be.

[beerlover]

Bayer Leverkusen going for another unbeatable season record isn't going to be an easy one but their chances of lifting the trophy back to back is still on the high side with Xabi Alonso still as their manager. Especially now that Bayern Munich who the very team have a tight competition with them has a new manager in place which I don't see the possibility of Bayer Munich up this season.

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

When teams do not evolve and improve over summer, expecting at least the same success is not reasonable because other teams keep improving. Like I believe Bayern improved more this summer than Leverkusen did, which means that we are going to see Bayern be better, and Leverkusen be worse than last season. This doesn't mean Bayern will win the title but it does give them the highest chance.

Xabi Alonso is a great manager there is no doubt about that but I also think that no matter how good a manager is and how great they did with that team we are going to see them start to be not great when the team doesn't improve every year. If Leverkusen wants more success, they should use the money they made to bring in more players that will help Xabi Alonso so that he would be able to get them good results again.

[Barikui1]

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

There may not be easy matches like last year in the German league because most of the teams transferred a lot of players. The league became more difficult with the transferred players. For example, Borussia Dortmund's offensive line got much stronger. Bayern Munich also got stronger with good players. Kompany also made tactical changes. Bayer Leverkusen's squad from last year may be successful this year, but it may not be.

Well you may be right and you may be wrong on the other hand because it's true that their are more quality players that have been signed into most teams in the German bundesliga, like if you pay close attention to the signing made by Bayern Munich, you will definitely know that they really mean business and this season wouldn't be that easy for Bayern Leverkusen due to the fact that most teams this season no longer sees them as a small side, they now sees them as the champions, so every team in the league would want to give their very best against the champions, so I believe that it might be a lot difficult for Bayern Leverkusen than they expect.

But on the other hand, it might not be as difficult to them as we all are anticipating because if they can keep their key players of the team without them moving to another club, and their team spirit and togetherness is not tempered with, I believe that they definitely have all it takes to go hard on all their foes and be crown champions again if they can show enough consistency like they did last season, so it's a two way thing.

[legendbtc]

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

There may not be easy matches like last year in the German league because most of the teams transferred a lot of players. The league became more difficult with the transferred players. For example, Borussia Dortmund's offensive line got much stronger. Bayern Munich also got stronger with good players. Kompany also made tactical changes. Bayer Leverkusen's squad from last year may be successful this year, but it may not be.

I won't argue, after just 18 months, of fighting for a place in the relegation zone, Leverkusen has stepped up to the top of German football. Behind that extraordinary achievement is coach Xabi Alonso. Apart from tactics, an important thing that Alonso has done at Leverkusen is to stimulate the fighting spirit of the players, helping them become stronger.

But next season there will be no more opportunities for Xabi Alonso and his team. Coach Xabi Alonso should understand that no matter how good he is tactically, the players in the squad still decide. I don't believe he can continue to dominate the Bundesliga with a financially poor team like Bayer Leverkusen. Coach Xabi Alonso wants to develop his career, I advise him to find big clubs with abundant financial resources, finance is always a stepping stone for legendary coaches. Without money to recruit good students, I think no coach can become a legend. Their wisdom is to always choose big and financially rich clubs.

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There may not be easy matches like last year in the German league because most of the teams transferred a lot of players. The league became more difficult with the transferred players. For example, Borussia Dortmund's offensive line got much stronger. Bayern Munich also got stronger with good players. Kompany also made tactical changes. Bayer Leverkusen's squad from last year may be successful this year, but it may not be.

I also think the same, that Leverkusen will have a hard time next season even though they themselves also had a not so good pre-season, and I think Xabi will find it difficult to evaluate all of this because the players he received there are not superstar players so it is difficult for him, and I think Leverkusen will have a hard time getting into the top four next season, how could it not be Stuttgart Dordmund Munich and also Leipzigh have abilities above them at the moment and they also have good transfers so I think Leverkusen will not endanger the Bundesliga next season.

But I am very sure Stuttgart will make something to be proud of how could they not have a good transfer and they still have a pretty solid coach on the sidelines and I think they will surprise many Bundesliga teams next season with the good strength they get and Leverkusen will experience that dimness in my opinion because Leverkusen did not make the most of this transfer by adding good players so a setback will happen to Xabi.

[len01]

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

Honestly, although I believe Alonso is able to maintain the quality of the Leverkusen squad, I am a little doubtful considering that every season there must be changes. These changes are either for the better or even for the worse and it happens not only to Leverkusen but to all teams in the bundesliga at the moment. Maybe Leverkusen can maintain the stability of the team's performance, but if there is another team that is more experienced in making bigger changes, it will certainly be more difficult than last season. And now Bayern Munich looks more ready to restore the title dominance that was once broken by Leverkusen. So the competition this season will not be as easy as last season and of course Alonso needs a more appropriate strategy.

[Hvdv]

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

Honestly, although I believe Alonso is able to maintain the quality of the Leverkusen squad, I am a little doubtful considering that every season there must be changes. These changes are either for the better or even for the worse and it happens not only to Leverkusen but to all teams in the bundesliga at the moment. Maybe Leverkusen can maintain the stability of the team's performance, but if there is another team that is more experienced in making bigger changes, it will certainly be more difficult than last season. And now Bayern Munich looks more ready to restore the title dominance that was once broken by Leverkusen. So the competition this season will not be as easy as last season and of course Alonso needs a more appropriate strategy.

Xabi Alonso analyzed the opposing team very well last year and intervened in the game, but I don't know what will happen this year. Xabi is an important coach. He put on a show in his first season managing Leverkusen. They finished the Bundesliga without losing. They will try to continue this this year. It is a difficult season for Bayern because there is pressure on them.

[asriloni]

Yes he has for sure some awesome stats for the last season and years for his age of 21.
I guess he wanted to make the next step to grow and also wanted to play on a higher Level by moving to Dortmund even there are a lot of other good players.

I don't remember exactly when and what age Haaland went to Man City. But Haaland at Man City received tremendous support so he was able to perform well. Man City's players have good control that helps Haaland perform well. Meanwhile, Beier at Dortmund is indeed a good step and it is an improvement. I don't know for sure if Dortmund is doing business or if they are indeed aiming for the championship next season. But indeed Dortmund is always good at bringing in young players then they are made better and sell more expensive.  

Haaland was 21-22 when he got there, so considering he is 24 years old and it was two full seasons with City now, we can say he was 22. The difference is that Beier is already 21, so he can't be going to City level team in a single season.

But we can see at around 24, after three full seasons with Dortmund, if he is awesome and playing very well, he could be bought by some richer and strong team without a doubt. That is what Dortmund is aiming too, they are aiming to sell him for 100+ million in 2-3 seasons at best, which is not something they haven't done before, this team keeps finding talented players all around the world, pay 10-30 levels and then sell them for a lot more.

I think, Beier will adapt quickly and score more than last season, and we won't wait 2-3 years to see Dortmund sell him for a big fee. And i expect Dortmund can profit from Beier next year. If Beier performs well this season and scores more than last year. And we'll see some big clubs approach him.

Even though it won't be City's level. But, it's fine if we get a big offer for Beier after we paid 30 million for him. And If we'll able to sell him for 60/70 mio, and that's good.

[hyudien]

Honestly, although I believe Alonso is able to maintain the quality of the Leverkusen squad, I am a little doubtful considering that every season there must be changes. These changes are either for the better or even for the worse and it happens not only to Leverkusen but to all teams in the bundesliga at the moment. Maybe Leverkusen can maintain the stability of the team's performance, but if there is another team that is more experienced in making bigger changes, it will certainly be more difficult than last season. And now Bayern Munich looks more ready to restore the title dominance that was once broken by Leverkusen. So the competition this season will not be as easy as last season and of course Alonso needs a more appropriate strategy.

There is no doubt that change will always be there for a team in the competition, especially the opponents they will face will also change, whether it is developing or declining. To match what they did last season, I can be very sure they will not be able to do it, because without defeat in one season is a very difficult thing, especially the opponents they face will also be more aware of their strengths. But at least I hope Xabi can maintain the performance of his players to still be able to compete at the top. The squad he has has not changed significantly, there are only a few players who come in and out. Also most of the players who were the mainstays last season are still in the squad. I think that will be the capital for him with his squad, because the chemistry they build should be better, so that is something that can make them play solidly to maintain last season's performance.

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Apart from Bayer Leverkusen who are still very likely to be on the race to the title next season, but I also very much looking forward to Dortmund seems to be better with Guirassy in the Dortmund attack next season. Because after all, Guirassy also performed very impressively last season and managed to make Stuttgart finish in second place, and Guirassy became the top scorer for Stuttgart last season.

Thus, I personally believe the competition for the Bundesliga trophy next season will be very competitive, because besides Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen, of course there are still other teams including Dortmund. Because after all, Dortmund also had difficulties last season to be able to finish in the Champion League zone. But with the great efforts made by Dortmund,  then in the end Dortmund still managed to get a Champion League ticket for next season it will still be great for them.

Bayer Leverkusen really displayed last season what they are capable of. They have the tenacity, the skill, and the ability to fundamentally alter events.
Then there are clubs like Sahin's, which are engaging in some fascinating transfer market activity. Their might be the season's dark horse. Never know.

Bayern Leverkusen's success in the Bundesliga last season without defeat will be difficult to repeat, I doubt it will happen, but if we talk about becoming champions, they have a chance to do it, Xabi Alonsso has prepared his team very well this season.

Bayer Leverkusen going for another unbeatable season record isn't going to be an easy one but their chances of lifting the trophy back to back is still on the high side with Xabi Alonso still as their manager. Especially now that Bayern Munich who the very team have a tight competition with them has a new manager in place which I don't see the possibility of Bayer Munich up this season.

Yes, I said, it will be difficult or in other words impossible to repeat the unbeaten record this season, but the chance to become champions is very big, the percentage shown by Leverkusen to be able to win the trophy is indeed high, but one thing to remember in the world of football, there are always surprises, Bayern Munich is not a club that was just formed yesterday in the sense that they consistently build teams and strategies from each season, it is still too early to doubt Munich in the fight for the Bundesliga title, if you look at the records of the giant clubs in the German league. Bayern Leverkusen, Munich, and Dormunt, have a very good chance, therefore we must first see their game in the Bundesliga which will start soon, to be able to predict which club will consistently collect points

[Leviathan.007]

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

Honestly, although I believe Alonso is able to maintain the quality of the Leverkusen squad, I am a little doubtful considering that every season there must be changes. These changes are either for the better or even for the worse and it happens not only to Leverkusen but to all teams in the bundesliga at the moment. Maybe Leverkusen can maintain the stability of the team's performance, but if there is another team that is more experienced in making bigger changes, it will certainly be more difficult than last season. And now Bayern Munich looks more ready to restore the title dominance that was once broken by Leverkusen. So the competition this season will not be as easy as last season and of course Alonso needs a more appropriate strategy.

Xabi Alonso analyzed the opposing team very well last year and intervened in the game, but I don't know what will happen this year. Xabi is an important coach. He put on a show in his first season managing Leverkusen. They finished the Bundesliga without losing. They will try to continue this this year. It is a difficult season for Bayern because there is pressure on them.

Xabi Alonso is definitely the best coach in the world and he is very much experienced in racing with super teams. Xabi Alonso is the coach who helped Leverkusen a lot and he helped this team to win the Bundesliga title while they didn't spend money like Bayern Munich and it was something big and valuable for them.
Now they should play against Stuttgart in the DFL Supercup but based on what's seen from Xabi Alonso, I think they can easily beat Stuttgart.

[slapper]

Xabi Alonso is prominent enough to handle the hurdles which will be coming his way next season. Remember he's the main reason behind the sudden peak form of Bayer Leverkusen, they're able to comprehend the situations at hand and hitting top target in each season. Bayer Leverkusen have relaxed their players and they're warming up for the big season ahead. This is not an easy one because the entailed actions involves other oppositions.

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

Last season, Xabi Alonso performed quite brilliantly, without doubt. The Bundesliga is improving this year, though. Teams are now going for Leverkusen; they have leveled up. It won't be a walk-in cake

Regarding the Champions League as well ignore it. That belongs in the big leagues. The intensity, the strategies, it's a completely other level. Smart and knowledgeable, Alonso knows his stuff. Still, this is quite different from the game

Is Leverkusens able to keep up? Is Alonso able to adapt? The query is that. The Champions League is ruthless; the Bundesliga is getting more difficult. Survival calls for more than simply the blueprint from last year

[wmaurik]

That's the most common style of business from Dortmund, isn't it? Dortmund has a great base of scouts, they always find proper talents and sign them. Then they grow them, and I think the Bundesliga really is an amazing league for youngsters to grow. It is not as competitive as the Prem, not as physical as the Serie A, not as easy as Ligue 1. It makes the young players grow.

I also imagine it like that because the image of the Bundesliga is actually quite complex if it is aimed at young players recruited by each scout and that is still really attached to the Dortmund team itself. So it is not surprising when the team is able to find ordinary players and develop them into extraordinary players to bring more money to them because young players who have talent will always be valued very highly by any team. But on the one hand I also want to see Dortmund compete at the top of the Bundesliga to make the Bundesliga even more interesting this season.

[rendravolt]

Source: Jonathan Tah has not changed his plan to Bayern Munich
Anyway, regarding Leverkusen and Bayern Munich, before the transfer window closes, it seems they have to make a decision soon regarding the player involving both teams, Jonathan Tah.

Leverkusen's center back is still adamant about moving to Bayern Munich. And de Ligt's departure makes the way smoother. But, will Leverkusen let it go?

I have reviewed how this transfer could work and indeed Jonathan Tah really wants to join Bayern Munich. But what underlies his difficult move is still unknown, even though Bayern Munich has prepared a large fund to be able to contract him. However, if this transfer is still tense, it will worsen the atmosphere between Leverkusen and the player.

Maybe Leverkusen has another reason to keep him considering he is an important player in the defense line under Xabi Alonso and it is quite difficult to find a suitable replacement if he moves. It will clearly be an advantage for Bayern Munich if they succeed in getting Jonathan Tah and at least one of Leverkusen's strengths can be hijacked for next season's competition. With this, it can also be ascertained that Bayern Munich is not as weak as last season, which often conceded goals even though Manuel Neuer was guarding the goal.

[mammusu]

That's the most common style of business from Dortmund, isn't it? Dortmund has a great base of scouts, they always find proper talents and sign them. Then they grow them, and I think the Bundesliga really is an amazing league for youngsters to grow. It is not as competitive as the Prem, not as physical as the Serie A, not as easy as Ligue 1. It makes the young players grow.

I also imagine it like that because the image of the Bundesliga is actually quite complex if it is aimed at young players recruited by each scout and that is still really attached to the Dortmund team itself. So it is not surprising when the team is able to find ordinary players and develop them into extraordinary players to bring more money to them because young players who have talent will always be valued very highly by any team. But on the one hand I also want to see Dortmund compete at the top of the Bundesliga to make the Bundesliga even more interesting this season.

The business carried out by Dortmund so far has been one of the pillars for the team to continue to run well every season, Dortmund penchant for selling their star players cannot be a reference for fans to blaspheme the club decision considering that the club financial sustainability is far more important than anything else, Dortmund has Scouts continue to work hard and they will not try to recruit random young players without thorough consideration, but if we compare it with big teams, it seems like teams that have financial limitations such as Dortmund, Monaco and Bologna are often more inclined to get players. young talent compared to the scouts that rich teams have so far, so I wonder whether the scouts that big teams have are not as good as those of teams like Dortmund currently?

[SmartCharpa]

I also have no doubts about the ability of Xabi Alonso especially for this season again because from what he has shown last season at Bayer Leverkusen to be able to win the Bundesliga is something extraordinary so that it has been a good achievement for him and hopefully can be achieved again this season. However, I do not think that Bayer Leverkusen can easily face the obstacles in the UCL, because it is a competition with quite high tension and very different from any competition including the Bundesliga.

I'm very concerned about Bayer Leverkusen and whether they will be able to repeat their success from last season. Bayer Leverkusen will face different challenges than they did last season because every club has gathered more players to win the league title. Bayer Leverkusen still has the same attacking players that they used last season, and Xabi Alonso only bought defenders and midfielders, not attackers. So, compared to the players Bayern Munich signed during the transfer window, do you think Bayer Leverkusen will repeat what they did last season? No need to compare it to the Champions League, the Bundesliga will be very different this season, and I'd be surprised if Xabi Alonso gets the same results as last season.

I think, Beier will adapt quickly and score more than last season, and we won't wait 2-3 years to see Dortmund sell him for a big fee. And i expect Dortmund can profit from Beier next year.

Lol, everyone has recognized Dortmund with the way they go of selling their key players for profit. Every player Dortmund has sold to other teams has become creative for their team, when Lewandowski joined Bayern Munich from Dortmund, he became the top scorer, scoring 5 goals in some matches, just like Haaland and Bellingham. You are correct, if Beier scores a lot of goals this season, Dortmund would sell him to make a profit if other clubs offer him, because that is all the club is useful at, which is why they have failed to win the league in the past seasons.