Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Pandu Geddon]

Their chances are getting slimmer because many key players have left the club, and even the current manager hasn't offered any significant guarantees for Leverkusen's progress. I doubt they can even compete with Bayern Munich because considering the number of players they currently have, they're not as good as they used to be, making it difficult for Leverkusen to compete. Bayern Munich has improved significantly, and they've made many changes, bringing in a number of needed players, so they'll be much stronger next season. The Bundesliga title race is not much different from Ligue 1, as only one team can truly dominate, and it's difficult for other teams to compete if they don't have players of equal quality.

I hope Leverkusen does not perform too poorly. I actually also hope that Dortmund, which has been a competitor for Munich in several previous seasons, can rise again. I actually assess that the quality of the teams in the Bundesliga is better than Ligue 1. However, if there is no team to challenge Munich's dominance, it will indeed look similar to the unquestionable dominance of PSG in Ligue 1.

[Xcode7]

Luiz Diaz made a very good move that I think he'll surely look back and be glad he did. At Liverpool, Mohammed Salah is the main main and with the arrival of Florian Wirtz and Hugo Etitike, Luiz Diaz would've probably been a regular on the bench but with this switch to Bayern Munich, he'll still be getting playing time while competing in biggest club competitions. Playing alongside Harry Kane in the attacking line of Bayern Munich, Luiz Diaz I think can form a good partnership with the England national team captain. With the arrival of the Colombian to Munich, I think it's now almost certain that the Bavarians will defend the German title next season.

I also think Bayern Munich will most likely successfully defend the trophy next season. Leverkusen, their strongest rivals, are currently undergoing a transition period, and Ten Hag will undoubtedly need time to find balance within his squad. Dortmund looked to be improving slightly last season, but I don't think they're strong enough to break Bayern Munich dominance. The signing of Luiz Diaz will further sharpen Kompany attack, he made the right decision by joining the Allianz Arena.

Given the changes made by the Bundesliga teams for next season, I don't think anyone doubts Bayern Munich's ability to defend their title. Indeed, none of the top Bundesliga teams have made significant changes to match Bayern Munich's strength.
Their success in acquiring Luiz Diaz certainly has the potential to significantly sharpen Bayern's attack. He is a highly qualified player, and the decision to join Bayern is certainly the right one for him, as he desires more playing time.

[bitgolden]

Bayern Munich and Vincent Kompany duo still doesn't sit right with me even after a full year. I get that they won the Bundesliga, but lets be honest with each other, this past year even an amateur level manager could have made them win, it is not really about Kompany, and they didn't do well when tested at UCL, so it's clear that they are not doing that well, and don't get me started on the CWC, they finished beneath Benfica at group stages, and lost to Bayern in a horrible way.

So we can safely say that Kompany is not doing anything good for this team, not at the moment at least. I am sure that they like winning Bundesliga, better than losing it at least but they need more and Kompany can't give them more, he is still bad.

[Toro iskandar]

Given the changes made by the Bundesliga teams for next season, I don't think anyone doubts Bayern Munich's ability to defend their title. Indeed, none of the top Bundesliga teams have made significant changes to match Bayern Munich's strength.
Their success in acquiring Luiz Diaz certainly has the potential to significantly sharpen Bayern's attack. He is a highly qualified player, and the decision to join Bayern is certainly the right one for him, as he desires more playing time.

Before Luis Diaz's arrival, everyone was confident that Bayern Munich would win the title last season, thanks to the presence of Harry Kane, a player with a truly proficient ability to consistently score goals.
Now, Luis Diaz's arrival has made a huge impact on the club, and all the players are confident they can defend their title next season.

Bayern Munich will likely be stronger not only in the Bundesliga, but also in other competitions.
Vincent Kompany will find it easier to implement his current tactics.

[dezoel]

The Bundesliga champion is almost always obvious: there's a 90% chance it will be Bayern Munich.
Unless another team pulls off a big surprise, Bayern wins the league every season, just like usual.
From time to time, teams like Bayer Leverkusen manage to break that dominance, but it's a rare occurrence.
If you bet on Bayern to win the title, your chances of winning are very high,
but the odds are so low that I don't think it's worth the effort.

Apparently, there's something called the "Erik ten Hag factor." Honestly, I had never heard of it before.
If that factor really exists, then why haven’t we seen any sign of it at Manchester United?
In my opinion, he's an overrated coach.
Frankly, he's not someone I’d want managing my team.

I agree, just because Leverkusen shocked the world once, they all assume that it could happen again. But the reality is easy, we are not going to see that happen yet again. It's just not that possible and it's not going to be easy for any other team to ever achieve that.

For Bayern to lose the league, not only Bayern needs to play horrible, but we need some other team to get a great season. Let me put it this way, Leverkusen didn't lose a SINGLE GAME, literally zero, on the whole season. Look at the season they won, you will see, they have ZERO losses, think of how great you need to be in order to get something like that. So you need a team to be perfect like that AND Bayern to do badly, in order to make this a reality. We all know that is less than 10% chance of it happening.

[joniboini]

So we can safely say that Kompany is not doing anything good for this team, not at the moment at least. I am sure that they like winning Bundesliga, better than losing it at least but they need more and Kompany can't give them more, he is still bad.

I'm also unconvinced by him, but I'll let him do another run and see if he improves the team, especially with new signings and so on. He needs to get better on the UCL campaign to be safe from being sacked. On another note, if the saga of the Wirtz transfer is true, he needs to improve his persuasiveness so that they will be able to attract players like Wirtz in the future. Then again, I think it's unfair to blame that solely on him because the board should be involved in long-term planning for the club.

[Barikui1]

So we can safely say that Kompany is not doing anything good for this team, not at the moment at least. I am sure that they like winning Bundesliga, better than losing it at least but they need more and Kompany can't give them more, he is still bad.

I'm also unconvinced by him, but I'll let him do another run and see if he improves the team, especially with new signings and so on. He needs to get better on the UCL campaign to be safe from being sacked. On another note, if the saga of the Wirtz transfer is true, he needs to improve his persuasiveness so that they will be able to attract players like Wirtz in the future. Then again, I think it's unfair to blame that solely on him because the board should be involved in long-term planning for the club.

If I were to rate the performance of Vincent company in his short career as Bayern Munich manager, I would be rating him 7/10 because in my own opinion, he is not terribly bad as you guys are making it looks like, so let's not forget that this Bayern Munich team were the same team that was performing horribly when Thomas tuchel was in charge, and even when Julian nagelsman was the manager, they weren't exceptional in the uefa champions league, but they were doing pretty fine in the league, so judging by what I have seen so far from Vincent company, he is doing more better than Thomas tuchel, and I believe that if he is given more time, he might win the uefa champions league with Bayern Munich. Am not saying that he will certainly win it, but their is a higher probability that he might wins it, because even pep guardiola wasn't able to achieve that, at Bayern Munich, so they should just let the guy breath, he is not doing terribly bàd.

[AirtelBuzz]

Anyway, congratulations to Luis Diaz, finally joins Bayern.

Source: Luis Diaz joins Bayern on four year deal from Liverpool for €75m fee

Diaz did made a very brilliant decision with this move, at Liverpool he would have gradually lost his flair if he had stayed back because there would have been some sort of competition which would have kept him in a position that will probably not be good enough for him but here in Munich,  he will feature as a key player and his positioning is such that he is to rival no one for a position but to completely take chargeof the position. Congratulations to him and welcome to Munich,  I am not a Munich fan by the way but I think it is still okay to say welcome.

Yes Luis Diaz has made a very good decision with this move because if he had been at Liverpool, he might have been left in a corner in terms of competition because we see a lot of talent there, there's Florin Wirtz and also Alexander Isak joining from Newcastle Football Club. It is even true that he could be linked with a German league club as a potential player and he could completely take over any position, At the moment we can see that the former Liverpool player wants to get used to the Bundesliga club very quickly and it's right that the multi talented two time Portuguese league winner is extremely excited to show his strong character on the field.

[$weetne$$]

Given the changes made by the Bundesliga teams for next season, I don't think anyone doubts Bayern Munich's ability to defend their title. Indeed, none of the top Bundesliga teams have made significant changes to match Bayern Munich's strength.
Their success in acquiring Luiz Diaz certainly has the potential to significantly sharpen Bayern's attack. He is a highly qualified player, and the decision to join Bayern is certainly the right one for him, as he desires more playing time.

Obviously the champions league is what we will be looking out for with what Bayern Munich will be able to do at the champions league.  They may not have so much to worry about in the Bundesliga but mind you Erick Ten Hag at Bayer Leverkusen is something they should watch out for, I know having Diaz on their side gives them an advantage that will keep them ahead but ther are times when a game or two could deny you a title, so Bayern Munich will have to be mindful enough not to be positioned in a place where they begin to struggle to defend the title because they have channeled more of their focus nd attention to the champions league.

[Luzin]

With the arrival of Luis Diaz, Munich have bought 3 new players for the new season. Jonathan Tah (center-back, from Bayer Leverkusen) joined for free, but the club paid a fee of around €800,000. Then Munich got young midfielder Tom Bischof, from Hoffenheim for free. Third is Luis Díaz left winger, from Liverpool officially bought for a fee of around € 75 million. All these new players have contracts until 2029. It seems Kompany is still looking for players, there are rumors he wants to buy Palhinha and Woltemade.

[Merit.s]

Luiz Diaz made a very good move that I think he'll surely look back and be glad he did. At Liverpool, Mohammed Salah is the main main and with the arrival of Florian Wirtz and Hugo Etitike, Luiz Diaz would've probably been a regular on the bench but with this switch to Bayern Munich, he'll still be getting playing time while competing in biggest club competitions. Playing alongside Harry Kane in the attacking line of Bayern Munich, Luiz Diaz I think can form a good partnership with the England national team captain. With the arrival of the Colombian to Munich, I think it's now almost certain that the Bavarians will defend the German title next season.

I also think Bayern Munich will most likely successfully defend the trophy next season. Leverkusen, their strongest rivals, are currently undergoing a transition period, and Ten Hag will undoubtedly need time to find balance within his squad. Dortmund looked to be improving slightly last season, but I don't think they're strong enough to break Bayern Munich dominance. The signing of Luiz Diaz will further sharpen Kompany attack, he made the right decision by joining the Allianz Arena.

Given the changes made by the Bundesliga teams for next season, I don't think anyone doubts Bayern Munich's ability to defend their title. Indeed, none of the top Bundesliga teams have made significant changes to match Bayern Munich's strength.
Their success in acquiring Luiz Diaz certainly has the potential to significantly sharpen Bayern's attack. He is a highly qualified player, and the decision to join Bayern is certainly the right one for him, as he desires more playing time.

It's a norm for Bayern to defend the title next season and I don't see it as a big deal, because they have been the favorite for long apart from last two seasons that Leverkusen won it. Kompnay should focus more on UCL, because that's where the glory lies. Bayern in the past are fierce when it comes to UCL.

Diaz is an additional advantage to Bayern and he will definitely add more value to the team's performance next season. I don't see any club that's capable of challenging Bayern next season.

[Majestic-milf]

Bayern Munich and Vincent Kompany duo still doesn't sit right with me even after a full year. I get that they won the Bundesliga, but lets be honest with each other, this past year even an amateur level manager could have made them win, it is not really about Kompany, and they didn't do well when tested at UCL, so it's clear that they are not doing that well, and don't get me started on the CWC, they finished beneath Benfica at group stages, and lost to Bayern in a horrible way.

So we can safely say that Kompany is not doing anything good for this team, not at the moment at least. I am sure that they like winning Bundesliga, better than losing it at least but they need more and Kompany can't give them more, he is still bad.

Let's give credit to where it's due. Vincent Kompany's stay and performance at the club has significantly improved. Yeah, you may call it an easy feat for any average coach to come and win the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich because they  literally made it become a farmers league but still, when you've got opposition like Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen and the others, it's not. And not to mention that in the whole of last season, Bayern Munich only lost 2 games and drew 7 whereas the remaining were wins? C'mon! We knew how competitive the Bundesliga was last season and if it wasn't for the joint team effort of the coach and players, thru wouldn't have carried the trophy so I refuse to see Vincent Kompany as average. He's got his moments where he disappoints but who doesn't? I bet you, Xabi Alonso would find it hard at Madrid in the early stages of his campaign before he'd get the hang of it but that doesn't mean he would be regarded as average considering the effort he put at Bayer Leverkusen.
 The new season would determine whether or not Vincent is average.

[Republikcoin.com]

Given the changes made by the Bundesliga teams for next season, I don't think anyone doubts Bayern Munich's ability to defend their title. Indeed, none of the top Bundesliga teams have made significant changes to match Bayern Munich's strength.
Their success in acquiring Luiz Diaz certainly has the potential to significantly sharpen Bayern's attack. He is a highly qualified player, and the decision to join Bayern is certainly the right one for him, as he desires more playing time.

I also remain quite confident in the ability and quality of the players in Bayern Munich's squad next season, despite the acquisition of one of the best players, Luiz Diaz. However, the real concern is that the Bundesliga will no longer be a competitive league if no team is able to break Bayern Munich's dominance next season. And that could certainly trigger some people to lose interest in the Bundesliga because they already know who will be crowned champions at the end of the season.

[Velvet78]

Neuer is 39 years old but still playing for Bayern Munich. Still their main goalkepeer. What a player man! But probably it is his last season now. His contract ends next summer. I don't think he will continue there anymore, you think so?

Luis Díaz maybe the first big name transfer with some big money , but to be honest they have already so many big names and players in there team.
There is nothing more you can add to that Team , they just have to find more together as already have been.
And most of there players can play more positions , for sure Musiala cant be compensated but he will back stronger.

Musiala is such an unlucky young lad... Just after recovering from a muscle injury which lasted for more than 2 months, he picked up another one which is even worse, a broken fibula.   

I hope he doesn't get injured again for a long time after this.

[Mame89]

Luiz Diaz made a very good move that I think he'll surely look back and be glad he did. At Liverpool, Mohammed Salah is the main main and with the arrival of Florian Wirtz and Hugo Etitike, Luiz Diaz would've probably been a regular on the bench but with this switch to Bayern Munich, he'll still be getting playing time while competing in biggest club competitions. Playing alongside Harry Kane in the attacking line of Bayern Munich, Luiz Diaz I think can form a good partnership with the England national team captain. With the arrival of the Colombian to Munich, I think it's now almost certain that the Bavarians will defend the German title next season.

I also think Bayern Munich will most likely successfully defend the trophy next season. Leverkusen, their strongest rivals, are currently undergoing a transition period, and Ten Hag will undoubtedly need time to find balance within his squad. Dortmund looked to be improving slightly last season, but I don't think they're strong enough to break Bayern Munich dominance. The signing of Luiz Diaz will further sharpen Kompany attack, he made the right decision by joining the Allianz Arena.

Given the changes made by the Bundesliga teams for next season, I don't think anyone doubts Bayern Munich's ability to defend their title. Indeed, none of the top Bundesliga teams have made significant changes to match Bayern Munich's strength.
Their success in acquiring Luiz Diaz certainly has the potential to significantly sharpen Bayern's attack. He is a highly qualified player, and the decision to join Bayern is certainly the right one for him, as he desires more playing time.

It could be said that the Bundesliga next season will once again belong to Bayern Munich, especially with the arrival of Luiz Diaz. This will undoubtedly make Munich's front line even more productive in scoring goals. Luiz Diaz is not only a quality player, as you said, but he was a key player for Liverpool last season when they won the EPL title, and now he will be aiming to do the same with Munich.

Munich will win the Bundesliga trophy again next season for a reason. Seeing Leverkusen's performance under Ten Hag hasn't shown any positive changes to compete with Munich next season. Likewise, Dortmund doesn't seem strong enough to face Munich's strength. As with Munich's transfer market, they have their sights set on the UCL next season.

[KTChampions]

Bayern Munich and Vincent Kompany duo still doesn't sit right with me even after a full year. I get that they won the Bundesliga, but lets be honest with each other, this past year even an amateur level manager could have made them win, it is not really about Kompany, and they didn't do well when tested at UCL, so it's clear that they are not doing that well, and don't get me started on the CWC, they finished beneath Benfica at group stages, and lost to Bayern in a horrible way.

So we can safely say that Kompany is not doing anything good for this team, not at the moment at least. I am sure that they like winning Bundesliga, better than losing it at least but they need more and Kompany can't give them more, he is still bad.

It sounds harsh, but it's hard to argue. Bayern have a high bar (and little competition in the Bundesliga), so the domestic title really means nothing, and in "external" competitions Bayern have rather degraded (they even lost to Barcelona in the Champions League, although they had been humiliating them for years before that). Maybe the upside is that Kompany at least isn't ruining the team? Although when Nagelsmann was sacked in a big hurry, he was still aiming for the treble, and when Tuchel was sacked, there were problems in the team's dressing room. In general, it's unclear what Bayern is counting on, they don't look like a club that is progressing, they are simply trying to maintain their level (which is already modest).

[Just Say]

The Bundesliga club may field a standard team today as we see them face the French club Olympics Lyon, the player who recently left Liverpool could be the main attraction of this club friendly match as he may get some time as a substitute in today's match. It's true that a new-look Bayern Munich team might play against the Olympics Lyons because they have added several new players to their team this transfer summer. This club friendly match will prove Bayern's strength, in fact I think they will be even more excited about the new season that has just begun, to be honest their team players can basically consider this match as a training session.

[Lafu]

Yes, I also think he has an aggressive style of play, but perhaps with Bayern Munich, it might be a little less. I liked his ambitious nature in his matches against Liverpool. We'll likely see a similar level of ambition at Bayern Munich. Ambition pushes a player to the next level. But too much of it is detrimental, of course. Luis Diaz played well in the Premier League, and I'm sure he'll play well in the Bundesliga as well. This could be considered a good signing for Bayern Munich.

If it could be or are a good signing for Bayern Munich we can answer that after the first half of the season.
Luis Diaz have for sure the potential to can be become a key player for other players and also for Bayern Munich.
Even i have my doubts about him i think that he has needed that step coming to Munich , lets see whats coming.

[Phoenix Anka]

Their chances are getting slimmer because many key players have left the club, and even the current manager hasn't offered any significant guarantees for Leverkusen's progress. I doubt they can even compete with Bayern Munich because considering the number of players they currently have, they're not as good as they used to be, making it difficult for Leverkusen to compete. Bayern Munich has improved significantly, and they've made many changes, bringing in a number of needed players, so they'll be much stronger next season. The Bundesliga title race is not much different from Ligue 1, as only one team can truly dominate, and it's difficult for other teams to compete if they don't have players of equal quality.

I hope Leverkusen does not perform too poorly. I actually also hope that Dortmund, which has been a competitor for Munich in several previous seasons, can rise again. I actually assess that the quality of the teams in the Bundesliga is better than Ligue 1. However, if there is no team to challenge Munich's dominance, it will indeed look similar to the unquestionable dominance of PSG in Ligue 1.

Bayern likely won't be able to match PSG's dominant form. They'll be playing tough teams like Dortmund and Leverkusen, and their opponents are tougher than PSG's in the league. I respect the French league, of course, but the German league is more competitive. It's also important to remember that every team, except Leverkusen and Dortmund, is vulnerable to surprising results. Bayern will not forget the result in the Mainz match.

[SatoPrincess]

Luis Díaz is Bayern Munich's first serious move this summer. I respect Tah as a defender as well of course. I mean the first signing they have spent lots of money on. 

What's next for them now you think? Maybe a backup striker for Harry Kane? There is nobody who can handle it nicely in case Kane gets seriously injured. Müller is leaving too you know. Let's see whether there will be a CF move...

Bayern Munich are not having too many issues within their squad and just need few additions this summer. The acquisition of Luiz Diaz was to replace departed Leroy Sane who joined Fenerbahce this summer. In addition to the team a good backup for Harry Kane is a wise move if they will find someone, there is still time and we will see what happens.