Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[SatoPrincess]

If Liverpool also manage to offload Darwin Nunez, then I have to say that they are one of the few clubs that have successfully built squad depth in this summer transfer window. At a glance, Arne Slot seems to be letting go of good players in order to bring in even better ones. Reportedly, Liverpool have reportedly reached an agreement in principle with Alexander Isak, and a deal is likely to be finalized soon. Darwin Nunez and Harvey Elliott will likely be released to cover the costs of signing Alexander Isak.
https://onefootball.com/id/berita/journalist-liverpool-reach-agreement-in-alexander-isak-deal-41432631

Something tells me Liverpool will shift focus to Rodrygo first before considering spending big on Isak because they have options in striker position at the time except they also sell Darwin Nunez this summer then they will talk about Isak. However the release of Nunez and Elliot will go along way in freeing funds and space for both Isak and Rodrygo.

[Adbitco]

How does a team that usually wins the league exceeds expectations for winning what they usually win? They literally have no rival in the Bundesliga and it was a thing of joy to most fans that Bayern Munich failed to win the league two seasons ago and it was just a matter of time before they reclaim it back again if which they did last season, no surprise at all because we all expected it.
It's already 98% certain that Bayern Munich will win the league again.

Bayern Munich are the strongest force in the bundesliga but my problem with them is that they can't show the same dominance when they face other strong clubs from the other league in the champions league. They score alot of goals but those are goals against smaller teams in the champions league and not when they face the  top giants. They should look at how dominant PSG was in their last champions league season, that's how Bayern Munich are supposed to be playing. They should still be winning their league but that should no longer be an achievement for them because they're bigger than that now.

Are you playing? Bayern Munich itself is a big force on the European stage. Do you realise that apart from Real Madrid and AC Milan no other team has more Champions League trophies than Bayern Munich 6 although they are tied with Liverpool on 6 UCL trophies. You say they don't score a lot of goals against bigger teams in the UCL, lol
 Do you know that the highest quarter final score line was recorded by Bayern Munich against Barcelona? It seems there's a lot you don't know about Bayern Munich.

[mv1986]

If you want to entertain yourself, how about you read this one?

Leverkusen is becoming Bayern Leverkusen and now Agbe did the impossible and discovered that Erik ten Hag is not from the Netherlands, but from China. His real name is "ten hang". Or maybe it is English? Like the number and the verb? Maybe you got an idea and if yes, please enlighten me.

Wall of fame / shame. Shit posts so bad that they are actually funny

But probably ten hang means that if he loses ten points, he hangs his players or something? Maybe a new strategy, I think I saw that with Borussia Munchengladbach, Sttuttgartt and Bayer 1860. 
Neah, some people are beyond hope!

Damn it, see I knew there must be a thread collecting these posts. I have never really looked for it, but you can imagine how often I have thought about this thread just going through many of the posts in the gambling discussion section. Every now and then I do indeed share an opinion or find a post useful also when it is not what I personally think, but many of these are just hilarious. "ten hang", I was trying to figure out whether this was some auto correct or auto spell problem, but my gut feeling tells me this was manually typed with conviction that this is how that coach is called. At least you know for sure it was no AI, lol! AI isn't smart enough to humanize it like that...

[Obari]

Are you playing? Bayern Munich itself is a big force on the European stage. Do you realise that apart from Real Madrid and AC Milan no other team has more Champions League trophies than Bayern Munich 6 although they are tied with Liverpool on 6 UCL trophies. You say they don't score a lot of goals against bigger teams in the UCL, lol
 Do you know that the highest quarter final score line was recorded by Bayern Munich against Barcelona? It seems there's a lot you don't know about Bayern Munich.

The highest form of a club football is watching a competent team like Real Madrid lifting solid trophies. The UEFA Champions League owners are Real Madrid, everyone is aware of th fact that Real Madrid will always come forward to be in good shape and wouldn't experience any sort of setback from winning titles. Although they did hit some difficulties in winning games, what's the odds coming in and the one going out. Why underestimate Bayern Munich simply because they're not in pretty shape currently? I've watch and observe the statistics of the Bavarians and they're not in good shape or standard form to compete.

[Donneski]

If Liverpool also manage to offload Darwin Nunez, then I have to say that they are one of the few clubs that have successfully built squad depth in this summer transfer window. At a glance, Arne Slot seems to be letting go of good players in order to bring in even better ones. Reportedly, Liverpool have reportedly reached an agreement in principle with Alexander Isak, and a deal is likely to be finalized soon. Darwin Nunez and Harvey Elliott will likely be released to cover the costs of signing Alexander Isak.
https://onefootball.com/id/berita/journalist-liverpool-reach-agreement-in-alexander-isak-deal-41432631

Something tells me Liverpool will shift focus to Rodrygo first before considering spending big on Isak because they have options in striker position at the time except they also sell Darwin Nunez this summer then they will talk about Isak. However the release of Nunez and Elliot will go along way in freeing funds and space for both Isak and Rodrygo.

I strongly doubt that Darwin Nunez will spend next season at Anfield. We saw how he played most of the games he featured in last season from the bench and now that Liverpool have signed Hugo Etitike, the Uruguay striker will likely leave to find another club where he'll get more playing time. I also doubt that Liverpool will shift focus to sign Rodrygo instead of Aleksander Isak. They've already shown interest on Isak and are ready to go all out if Newcastle management gives them a green light.
 Don't be surprised that Nunez might go to another club and return back to his best .

[ThemePen]

I strongly doubt that Darwin Nunez will spend next season at Anfield. We saw how he played most of the games he featured in last season from the bench and now that Liverpool have signed Hugo Etitike, the Uruguay striker will likely leave to find another club where he'll get more playing time. I also doubt that Liverpool will shift focus to sign Rodrygo instead of Aleksander Isak. They've already shown interest on Isak and are ready to go all out if Newcastle management gives them a green light.
 Don't be surprised that Nunez might go to another club and return back to his best .

Yes it seems very likely that Nunez will leave Anfield, especially since he played less last season and Liverpool just signed Hugo Ekitike pushing him further down line. Striker like Nunez needs to play regularly so finding new club where he has guaranteed starter perhaps even in Saudi Arabia where there is strong interest makes perfect sense. Also you are right to doubt Liverpool will go for Rodrygo over Alexander Isak as they have shown consistent and strong interest in Isak and are ready to push for that deal with Newcastle. And it would not be surprising if Nunez finds his best form at new club as change of scenery and more playing time mostly help players succeed.

[Toro iskandar]

Dominating the Bundesliga should not be a difficult task for Bayern Munich. Munich's squad is very strong. There is no such strong squad in the Bundesliga anymore. It will not be possible for Leverkusen to fight for the title this season. They have sold several talented players in the squad. At the same time, manager Xabi Alonso has left Leverkusen.

Bayern Munich will sign Luis Diaz, strengthening their club.
Meanwhile, their rivals, both Leverkusen and Leipzig, have lost their main players in very strategic positions.

Good news and does this mean Bayern Munich will return to dominate the bundesliga again?
Bayern Munich already has Harry Kane giving strength to the attack line and now Luis Diaz will join Munich.
I can't imagine how the bundesliga become a boring league without any resistance from other clubs while Bayer Leverkusen does not have anything that can be relied upon.

Looks like we are just waiting for Dortmund's efforts this time whether the club will return to be a challenger to Bayern Munich.

[Frankolala]

How does a team that usually wins the league exceeds expectations for winning what they usually win? They literally have no rival in the Bundesliga and it was a thing of joy to most fans that Bayern Munich failed to win the league two seasons ago and it was just a matter of time before they reclaim it back again if which they did last season, no surprise at all because we all expected it.
It's already 98% certain that Bayern Munich will win the league again.

Bayern Munich are the strongest force in the bundesliga but my problem with them is that they can't show the same dominance when they face other strong clubs from the other league in the champions league. They score alot of goals but those are goals against smaller teams in the champions league and not when they face the  top giants. They should look at how dominant PSG was in their last champions league season, that's how Bayern Munich are supposed to be playing. They should still be winning their league but that should no longer be an achievement for them because they're bigger than that now.

Are you playing? Bayern Munich itself is a big force on the European stage. Do you realise that apart from Real Madrid and AC Milan no other team has more Champions League trophies than Bayern Munich 6 although they are tied with Liverpool on 6 UCL trophies. You say they don't score a lot of goals against bigger teams in the UCL, lol
 Do you know that the highest quarter final score line was recorded by Bayern Munich against Barcelona? It seems there's a lot you don't know about Bayern Munich.

Maybe, s/he has forgotten the old days of Bayern when they were a thorn on other clubs flesh. Bayern has been strong for so long anf they are well recognized amongst the elite clubs in UCL. I believe as time passes on, they will prove that again. Kompany is gradually building the team to be solid again.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Something tells me Liverpool will shift focus to Rodrygo first before considering spending big on Isak because they have options in striker position at the time except they also sell Darwin Nunez this summer then they will talk about Isak. However the release of Nunez and Elliot will go along way in freeing funds and space for both Isak and Rodrygo.

I don't think getting Rodrygo is their first target at the moment with how Alexander Isak has been about leaving Newcastle it some how shows that they will switch attention to Isak to make the attacking department more stronger than that of  last season since clubs have been watching the condition of the Newcastle players but it doesn't mean they won't be keeping an eye on Rodrygo even if Arsenal are also considering getting the player (Rodrygo), it will be a big decision to make if you ask Slot to choose between Rodrygo and Isak. No serious move has been made for Nunez so they'll have to hold on to whatever they can get their hands on before letting Nunez or Elliot.

[qurbanshah02]

How does a team that usually wins the league exceeds expectations for winning what they usually win? They literally have no rival in the Bundesliga and it was a thing of joy to most fans that Bayern Munich failed to win the league two seasons ago and it was just a matter of time before they reclaim it back again if which they did last season, no surprise at all because we all expected it.
It's already 98% certain that Bayern Munich will win the league again.

Bayern Munich are the strongest force in the bundesliga but my problem with them is that they can't show the same dominance when they face other strong clubs from the other league in the champions league. They score alot of goals but those are goals against smaller teams in the champions league and not when they face the  top giants. They should look at how dominant PSG was in their last champions league season, that's how Bayern Munich are supposed to be playing. They should still be winning their league but that should no longer be an achievement for them because they're bigger than that now.

Are you playing? Bayern Munich itself is a big force on the European stage. Do you realise that apart from Real Madrid and AC Milan no other team has more Champions League trophies than Bayern Munich 6 although they are tied with Liverpool on 6 UCL trophies. You say they don't score a lot of goals against bigger teams in the UCL, lol
 Do you know that the highest quarter final score line was recorded by Bayern Munich against Barcelona? It seems there's a lot you don't know about Bayern Munich.

Maybe, s/he has forgotten the old days of Bayern when they were a thorn on other clubs flesh. Bayern has been strong for so long anf they are well recognized amongst the elite clubs in UCL. I believe as time passes on, they will prove that again. Kompany is gradually building the team to be solid again.

It is like this in this game that the team in which the player is working is better for him and it should be like this because every player should be loyal to his team. Bayern Munich is successful and so strong because of its hard work and ability and this reason is the hard work of its player who work together with each other, which is why they are become successful. Obviously, they feel that they will be given another opportunity which they will not waste and will succeed. The aim is that Bayern Munich will become even strong, which will also help it develop. If Bayern Munich succeed in its goal.

[Silence Scream]

Something tells me Liverpool will shift focus to Rodrygo first before considering spending big on Isak because they have options in striker position at the time except they also sell Darwin Nunez this summer then they will talk about Isak. However the release of Nunez and Elliot will go along way in freeing funds and space for both Isak and Rodrygo.

I don't think getting Rodrygo is their first target at the moment with how Alexander Isak has been about leaving Newcastle it some how shows that they will switch attention to Isak to make the attacking department more stronger than that of  last season since clubs have been watching the condition of the Newcastle players but it doesn't mean they won't be keeping an eye on Rodrygo even if Arsenal are also considering getting the player (Rodrygo), it will be a big decision to make if you ask Slot to choose between Rodrygo and Isak. No serious move has been made for Nunez so they'll have to hold on to whatever they can get their hands on before letting Nunez or Elliot.

I think Liverpool can finally get rid of Nunez. If the Alexander Isak transfer goes through, there won't be any need for him anyway. Even now, he doesn't seem to be a player who contributes much to Liverpool. Liverpool brought in Nunez when Haaland transferred to Manchester City. However, he performed so poorly that he couldn't compete with him. Haaland is still one of the best strikers in the world, but Nunez has become a sellable player for Liverpool. If his transfer to Germany goes through, we're talking about players who could succeed in Germany. They may have underperformed a bit in the challenging atmosphere of the Premier League, but I think they could do better in the German league.

[hyudien]

Good news and does this mean Bayern Munich will return to dominate the bundesliga again?

Yes, that's for sure, because Munich is the only team in the Bundesliga that's focused on the title.

Looks like we are just waiting for Dortmund's efforts this time whether the club will return to be a challenger to Bayern Munich.

Don't expect too much from this team. Dortmund is a business club; they don't focus on trophies but rather on managing their players so they can be sold at a high price.

Leverkusen? Finishing in the top four is already a good thing for them, especially considering Ten Hag career.

[Luzin]

I think Liverpool can finally get rid of Nunez. If the Alexander Isak transfer goes through, there won't be any need for him anyway. Even now, he doesn't seem to be a player who contributes much to Liverpool. Liverpool brought in Nunez when Haaland transferred to Manchester City. However, he performed so poorly that he couldn't compete with him. Haaland is still one of the best strikers in the world, but Nunez has become a sellable player for Liverpool. If his transfer to Germany goes through, we're talking about players who could succeed in Germany. They may have underperformed a bit in the challenging atmosphere of the Premier League, but I think they could do better in the German league.

Nunez joined Liverpool in the 22/23 season, meaning he has been with the club for three years. Liverpool hoped he could become the next Sadio Mane, but Nunez's goal-scoring output has fallen far short of expectations. So I think it would be reasonable for them to let him go. I think if Munich wants to sign him, it could be a gamble. After all, the playing styles of the Bundesliga and the EPL are very different. In this situation, Munich might be able to increase his goal-scoring output. I still remember when he was at Liverpool, he wasted many easy chances. But this season, Nunez has seen an improvement in his goal-scoring with Liverpool, though not by much.

[Raflesia]

Looks like we are just waiting for Dortmund's efforts this time whether the club will return to be a challenger to Bayern Munich.

Don't expect too much from this team. Dortmund is a business club; they don't focus on trophies but rather on managing their players so they can be sold at a high price.

Leverkusen? Finishing in the top four is already a good thing for them, especially considering Ten Hag career.

Technically correct, but there does need to be a club that can truly compete with Bayern this season because, after all, the Bundesliga will return to being as monotonous as it was in previous seasons, where Bayern always ran away with the title.

At the moment, it's a bit difficult to see which club could do that. Dortmund, as you mentioned, is a business-oriented club that focuses solely on the financial aspects of player transfers, and I'm lowering my expectations for Leverkusen this season due to their coach.
It’s not about underestimating them, but the facts speak for themselves. In a friendly match, they lost by a significant margin, and how he managed Manchester United over the past few seasons. So, I don’t want to raise my expectations for Leverkusen this season.

[W Jr.]

I think Liverpool can finally get rid of Nunez. If the Alexander Isak transfer goes through, there won't be any need for him anyway. Even now, he doesn't seem to be a player who contributes much to Liverpool. Liverpool brought in Nunez when Haaland transferred to Manchester City. However, he performed so poorly that he couldn't compete with him. Haaland is still one of the best strikers in the world, but Nunez has become a sellable player for Liverpool. If his transfer to Germany goes through, we're talking about players who could succeed in Germany. They may have underperformed a bit in the challenging atmosphere of the Premier League, but I think they could do better in the German league.

Nunez joined Liverpool in the 22/23 season, meaning he has been with the club for three years. Liverpool hoped he could become the next Sadio Mane, but Nunez's goal-scoring output has fallen far short of expectations. So I think it would be reasonable for them to let him go. I think if Munich wants to sign him, it could be a gamble. After all, the playing styles of the Bundesliga and the EPL are very different. In this situation, Munich might be able to increase his goal-scoring output. I still remember when he was at Liverpool, he wasted many easy chances. But this season, Nunez has seen an improvement in his goal-scoring with Liverpool, though not by much.

Liverpool brought him in after he scored 26 goals for Benfica, but he never quite found the performance he wanted there. He might not be a player suited to the Premier League. I think he could succeed in the German league if he were to transfer. At the very least, he could score more goals than in the Premier League. While he faces physical and powerful defenders in the Premier League, his situation might be a bit easier in Germany. Furthermore, if Bayern Munich signs him, they can create plenty of scoring opportunities with a strong squad. Whether or not Bayern Munich signs him will shape all the speculation.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

Liverpool brought him in after he scored 26 goals for Benfica, but he never quite found the performance he wanted there. He might not be a player suited to the Premier League. I think he could succeed in the German league if he were to transfer. At the very least, he could score more goals than in the Premier League. While he faces physical and powerful defenders in the Premier League, his situation might be a bit easier in Germany. Furthermore, if Bayern Munich signs him, they can create plenty of scoring opportunities with a strong squad. Whether or not Bayern Munich signs him will shape all the speculation.

Players can fail at new clubs especially if they move from a small or average club to a big club. Nunez is like other players who struggle to adapt to new and big challenge at a bigger club. Arsenal just bought Gyokeres and they will face with similar risk like Liverpool in a transfer of Nunez years ago or Chelsea with Mudryk that is another failed transfer.

If he does not suit well in Liverpool and Premier League, he can fail in Bayern Munich and Bundesliga. Your saying and prediction on Nunez's success chance in Bayern Munich is very baseless, evidenceless as Nunez has never played in Bundesliga. His ability to adapt to Bundesliga style is very unknown and as said, moving between clubs and leagues is always challenging and risky.

[Renampun]

Good news and does this mean Bayern Munich will return to dominate the bundesliga again?
Bayern Munich already has Harry Kane giving strength to the attack line and now Luis Diaz will join Munich.
I can't imagine how the bundesliga become a boring league without any resistance from other clubs while Bayer Leverkusen does not have anything that can be relied upon.

Looks like we are just waiting for Dortmund's efforts this time whether the club will return to be a challenger to Bayern Munich.

It seems that Bayern Munich will once again dominate this season, with Harry Kane and Luis Díaz in attack, coupled with Kompany's aggressive tactics, making them a dangerous and unstoppable team in the Bundesliga. Furthermore, given the declining performances of Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund, this will further strengthen Bayern Munich's chances of returning to glory in the Bundesliga and even having a strong chance of sweeping the domestic title if they maintain their consistency. However, this is still just an early prediction since the season hasn’t started yet, and the situation could change as the season progresses, let's just see.

[mvdheuvel1983]

Good news and does this mean Bayern Munich will return to dominate the bundesliga again?

Yes, that's for sure, because Munich is the only team in the Bundesliga that's focused on the title.

Looks like we are just waiting for Dortmund's efforts this time whether the club will return to be a challenger to Bayern Munich.

Don't expect too much from this team. Dortmund is a business club; they don't focus on trophies but rather on managing their players so they can be sold at a high price.

Leverkusen? Finishing in the top four is already a good thing for them, especially considering Ten Hag career.

Dortmund can not be trusted when it comes to winning trophies or challenging Bayern Munich for the title for next season because they are not ready to win the trophy from the way they are focusing on business, they struggled last season in the league but they were focusing in the champions League no that they want to another season they are supposed to spend more on players but they will rather spend small amount to build and sell bask to other teams instead of using the players to fight for the trophies.

Ten Hag and Levekusen should focus on developing the team to a good squad if they end up having the opportunity to win the league ahead of Bayern Munich it's a good thing for them but the goal of the team should be winning a trophy not just finishing among the top4.

[Nahl]

Dominating the Bundesliga should not be a difficult task for Bayern Munich. Munich's squad is very strong. There is no such strong squad in the Bundesliga anymore. It will not be possible for Leverkusen to fight for the title this season. They have sold several talented players in the squad. At the same time, manager Xabi Alonso has left Leverkusen.

Bayern Munich will sign Luis Diaz, strengthening their club.
Meanwhile, their rivals, both Leverkusen and Leipzig, have lost their main players in very strategic positions.

Good news and does this mean Bayern Munich will return to dominate the bundesliga again?
Bayern Munich already has Harry Kane giving strength to the attack line and now Luis Diaz will join Munich.
I can't imagine how the bundesliga become a boring league without any resistance from other clubs while Bayer Leverkusen does not have anything that can be relied upon.

Looks like we are just waiting for Dortmund's efforts this time whether the club will return to be a challenger to Bayern Munich.

Bayern Munich didn't stopped to buy players but other team such as Leverkusen lost players frequently and the latest is Granit Xhaka who agree return to England and playing with Sunderland and actually i wonder why Leverkusen owner has decide to sell all of their important players and this factor too makes me doubt Leverkusen can compete with Bayern Munich for next season and for Dortmund too that although so far they buy players to strengthen their squad but so far those players status only averange players and about the domination of Bayern Munich i am sure they can easily to defend their title

[Mayor of ogba]

Liverpool agree £65.5m sale of winger Luis Díaz to Bayern Munich

Liverpool have agreed to sell Luis Díaz to Bayern Munich in a deal worth up to €75m (£65.5m). The Colombian, 28, is poised to fly from Liverpool’s training camp in Tokyo, having been given permission to travel for a medical with the German champions.

Link: https://www.theguardian.com/football/2025/jul/27/liverpool-luis-diaz-move-bayern-munich#:~:text=Liverpool%20have%20agreed%20to%20sell,medical%20with%20the%20German%20champions.

Honestly, €75m for 28 years old winger is obviously a risky move. He's also on the way reach 29 years old. Only hope he will stay healthy at Bayern, and played consistently. I'm sure he will be a great winger, but don't know whether he will worth with €75m bayern paid to Liverpool.
He's good in dribling and pace, but still remarkably inconsistent. I hope he can fix that.

Luis Diaz might not worth the €75 Bayern Munich is about to pay Liverpool to secure the signature of Luis Diaz this season, but I want you to know that since Liverpool signed players from other clubs with a big amount of money, they won't want to sell Luis Diaz cheaply even though he is 28 years old. We all know that Luis Diaz is a good player, and with what he has done at Liverpool, I believe he will be consistent for Bayern Munich and help them win matches next season.