Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[KTChampions]

In fact, most clubs in the Bundesliga always aim for the title every season.
However, Bayern Munich already has many advantages in terms of players, coaches, and a fairly strong financial base.
That's why Bayern Munich always aims for the title every season. Despite losing key players, they are always able to recruit new players with better talent, even if those players are very expensive.

In my opinion, after Bayer Leverkusen lost their best player this season and got a new coach with a poor reputation, I don't think the Bundesliga will be competitive next season.

A strange statement, considering how far ahead Bayern are. It seems to me that they have completely different, more realistic goals, like "getting into the Champions League zone" or "avoiding relegation." When Dortmund was consistently second in the Bundesliga, I remember comparing the budgets of the clubs and Bayern's was twice as high, that is, even at the level of first and second place there was no real competition. I doubt that anything has changed since then.

[Luzin]

When Dortmund was consistently second in the Bundesliga, I remember comparing the budgets of the clubs and Bayern's was twice as high, that is, even at the level of first and second place there was no real competition. I doubt that anything has changed since then.

It's always hard to guess what the new season will bring. Relying on player statistics alone cannot be accurate. Indeed, when viewed in the league Munich is always dominant and wins more leagues. But I don't think that will absolutely continue. Matches will always be unpredictable and there will definitely be many surprises. I don't think Kompany will think the league is an easy competition either, if they underestimate I think it's a bad problem for them. The league will start soon and I will be happy to see the Bundesliga matches. Munich will kick off the league on August 22, against RB Leipzig.

[MAAManda]

Bayern Munich is getting ready for a season of dominating UCL as well, they really want to, they know that losing Bundesliga 2 years ago was a horrible one, but they are still aware that they are the best team in Bundesliga and will win it, they need to do nothing to win that.

So the only thing left is to go with UCL, and they really want to because they spend 200+ million a year on this team, and winning Bundesliga alone doesn't justify that type of payroll, they need to win UCL.

Yes, they will regain their Bundesliga title this season because Bundesliga is a farmer's league for them. What they haven't had in a long time is European glory, and this season they'll be back in the UCL. But I don't think, with all they've done so far, it's enough to assume they'll win the UCL. There will be a lot of dynamics during the competition, the most appropriate thing is to wait & see how they will progress in the competition later.

[LUCKMCFLY]

There's no chance Erik Ten Hag will retain the same mindset as before, and I'm sure that after several failures at Bayer Leverkusen, he will be replaced by a new manager without waiting for the natural outcome.

The way things have turned out, I think that's what will happen because the results are not encouraging Personally, I thought he was going to improve, They are giving him confidence in a big team that is already used to winning If someone comes along and makes them lose and lose, I think it won't last long because it's a different type of mentality that the players and the fans have. It's really a shame for ETH.

Yes, they will regain their Bundesliga title this season because Bundesliga is a farmer's league for them. What they haven't had in a long time is European glory, and this season they'll be back in the UCL. But I don't think, with all they've done so far, it's enough to assume they'll win the UCL. There will be a lot of dynamics during the competition, the most appropriate thing is to wait & see how they will progress in the competition later.

I honestly don't dare say much, because let's remember the Club World Cup final, everyone was rooting for PSG and Chelsea ended up winning, something that no one expected So if before it was difficult for me to predict a possible winner of the UCL or any competition, now it is even more so, because anything can happen.

[Pandu Geddon]

Bayern Munich is getting ready for a season of dominating UCL as well, they really want to, they know that losing Bundesliga 2 years ago was a horrible one, but they are still aware that they are the best team in Bundesliga and will win it, they need to do nothing to win that.

So the only thing left is to go with UCL, and they really want to because they spend 200+ million a year on this team, and winning Bundesliga alone doesn't justify that type of payroll, they need to win UCL.

Yes, they will regain their Bundesliga title this season because Bundesliga is a farmer's league for them. What they haven't had in a long time is European glory, and this season they'll be back in the UCL. But I don't think, with all they've done so far, it's enough to assume they'll win the UCL. There will be a lot of dynamics during the competition, the most appropriate thing is to wait & see how they will progress in the competition later.

Yes, we will wait and see how far Munich will develop throughout the season. Munich is indeed a strong team and has prepared itself, but we also see other strong European teams are preparing with some changes happening in their squads.
All teams certainly want to win the competition, especially for titles like the Champions League. Not only do they have to prepare themselves, but hopefully they will also be luckier this season than last season.

[Velvet78]

If Dortmund didn't sell their superstars, can you imagine the value of their squad? And their power of course. 

They would have been really difficult to be stopped right? Lewandowski, Bellingham and many more like them... But they couldn't keep them for long.

And this has killed their competitiveness for Bundesliga titles. Anyways, at least they can fight for the 2nd position in Kovac's lead now.

[Stormisover]

Bayern Munich’s aim is to achieve the next coming season’s title; that’s why we can see their main focus is to keep good players in their teams, but that doesn’t mean they will be able to repeat the same thing next coming. Because I can see almost every team also busy signing players for next season, and that’s what will make the season so competitive.

In fact, most clubs in the Bundesliga always aim for the title every season.
However, Bayern Munich already has many advantages in terms of players, coaches, and a fairly strong financial base.
That's why Bayern Munich always aims for the title every season. Despite losing key players, they are always able to recruit new players with better talent, even if those players are very expensive.

In my opinion, after Bayer Leverkusen lost their best player this season and got a new coach with a poor reputation, I don't think the Bundesliga will be competitive next season.

Competitive in germain bundesliga? Hmm bro you must be kidding, so long the Germain bundesliga is concern there is no competition there, Bayern Munich have been the lion ruling the jungle for years now and they have no one to interfere nor stop them, I know you might be thinking that Bayern Leverkusen stop them season before last, yes they did stop them but I will just say that xavi Alonso's side was quite fortunate, like luck was on their side so they seized the moment, now watch for the next few years, mostly now that xavi Alonso have left the team and they've lost some pretty good players to the transfer market, look Bayern Munich is unstoppable when it comes to the germain bundesliga no doubt.

[Lida93]

I am not sure that the Bayer Leverkusen sports directors and management are unaware how the situation might be. Perhaps they just wanted to make some money out of the players they have. 

Nowadays football is not about winning. The business side is more important. I think winning is now a second choice. I think every fan wants to win but sometimes they don't think about how the club can turn around the finances and make a profit so that the club can survive for a long time. So it seems Leverkusenin is copying Dortmund style of doing smart business by selling players and bringing in new young talent.
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Why not keep to the balance by making sure to give the fans what they want while you're chasing on the profit for the maintenance of the club's life? Every club fan wants some achievement from his club to brag with when they talk about their club. It's nothing close to what Borussia Dortmund have been doing if that's what you think that Leverkusen are imbibing. Dortmund makes for a  ready replacement from their academy immediately after selling their key players but this isn't what we see with Leverkusen. Lastly, how has Dortmund fared since they have been doing this? Rather the club has lost its top flight place in the league.

[ITExpert]

If we compare them both, both are quite good with their efforts and experience, but if we look at them in the team, Leverkusen is playing quite well and better. Erik ten hag improves his team with his efforts, but he is not preparing his team's players in any way, due to which Manchester United is not being so successful yet. Now his coach and his team should improve themselves by playing well. His development will be good, but there will also be a difference in the team's players, this will make Leverkusen better, but Manchester United was not doing well, due to which we will blame Manchester United's players, not this coach.

I think the comparison between the Manchester United and Bayern leverkusen is quite difficult. There is no doubt that both teams have the specific positions according to their performance and their efforts towards the best. But all the failures that happened at Manchester United for all the one person bear all the responsibility and that is their coach Eric ten hag. He also faced a lot of criticism from the fans now the same coach is coaching the team of Bayern leverkusen so things will happen over here in a different way. There is no doubt the coach plays an important role in the well being of any team. But i think some of the duties are also on the players because one person cant change the whole team at all. The relation between the coach and the players must be as friendly as possible. All the critics which Eric ten hag faced i think now at Bayern Leverkusen he will try to not repeat such things which he did earlier and causes his failure. So i personally believe that the team will grow very positively under his superior supervision.

[Alpha Marine]

]In fact, most clubs in the Bundesliga always aim for the title every season.

I don't agree with this. In fact, I feel it is the other way round. Most clubs in the Bundesliga just want to compete. They don't aim to win the league title. If they are among the top teams to go to Europe, then they had a good season. It's that way with a lot of leagues; the difference is, in other leagues, like the EPL, more teams aim to win the league.
Aside from Bayern Munich, I can pick only 3 or 4 more teams that aim to win the league.

In my opinion, after Bayer Leverkusen lost their best player this season and got a new coach with a poor reputation, I don't think the Bundesliga will be competitive next season.

They will struggle even without selling top players, it just got woars now. About four of their top first team players have left so I don't expect much from them. This is one of those seasons where bayern will just take the league without any solid competition. Leverkusen have to be careful or else they might have a bad season.

[Lafu]

Last season, their position dropped significantly from 4th place to 7th, so they were not included in the clubs for UCL qualification.

Yes and that last season was the worst ever for Leipzig since they are in the first german league.
To be honest i dont know why they played that bad.

Yes, they need funds to improve their squad and they have also acquired several players, although not top ones, but at least there is certainly hope to improve their abilities and also a chance to qualify again for UCL, but once they do the question, like yours, can they?

Trust me Leipzig dosnt need funds to improve their squad or team , with that Sponsor they have they can get some nice players.
But as you mentioned they are dont playing in the Champions League and that a huge reason for good players to dont come to Leipzig.

[Dzwaafu11]

Bayern Munich is getting ready for a season of dominating UCL as well, they really want to, they know that losing Bundesliga 2 years ago was a horrible one, but they are still aware that they are the best team in Bundesliga and will win it, they need to do nothing to win that.

So the only thing left is to go with UCL, and they really want to because they spend 200+ million a year on this team, and winning Bundesliga alone doesn't justify that type of payroll, they need to win UCL.

Yes, they will regain their Bundesliga title this season because Bundesliga is a farmer's league for them. What they haven't had in a long time is European glory, and this season they'll be back in the UCL. But I don't think, with all they've done so far, it's enough to assume they'll win the UCL. There will be a lot of dynamics during the competition, the most appropriate thing is to wait & see how they will progress in the competition later.

Bayern Munich is going to be tougher next season because it seems like only the Bundesliga title won’t fetch them what they want, and with all indications their new players may be productive. We can’t be sure yet, but just saying it, Bayern Munich’s last season position in the Champions League will be a motivation for them to do better this coming season.

Many teams are preparing for the next coming season, and it will be a tough season for all teams regardless of how strong they are. The Bundesliga title is already their trophy, and they have been winning it. It was just some two seasons ago that they failed to do that, so the Champions League is where their focus is now.

[Phoenix Anka]

If Dortmund didn't sell their superstars, can you imagine the value of their squad? And their power of course. 

They would have been really difficult to be stopped right? Lewandowski, Bellingham and many more like them... But they couldn't keep them for long.

And this has killed their competitiveness for Bundesliga titles. Anyways, at least they can fight for the 2nd position in Kovac's lead now.

Haaland could also be added to this list. Indeed, if Borussia Dortmund had been able to keep these stars, they might have won the German league title before Leverkusen, but as far as I can see, their priority is always selling players and making money. Every team has its own path, and Borussia Dortmund, as a player machine, is pursuing a strategy based on making money.

[Agbe]

If Dortmund didn't sell their superstars, can you imagine the value of their squad? And their power of course. 

They would have been really difficult to be stopped right? Lewandowski, Bellingham and many more like them... But they couldn't keep them for long.

And this has killed their competitiveness for Bundesliga titles. Anyways, at least they can fight for the 2nd position in Kovac's lead now.

Haaland could also be added to this list. Indeed, if Borussia Dortmund had been able to keep these stars, they might have won the German league title before Leverkusen, but as far as I can see, their priority is always selling players and making money. Every team has its own path, and Borussia Dortmund, as a player machine, is pursuing a strategy based on making money.

True if Dortmund would have kept some of the players that they have sold to Bayarn Munich and other top European teams Dortmund would have won the bundesliga title even before Leverkusen but they are always in the act of selling their top players for the money this attribute is not helping Dortmund in the areas  fighting for titles

[Silence Scream]

If Dortmund didn't sell their superstars, can you imagine the value of their squad? And their power of course. 

They would have been really difficult to be stopped right? Lewandowski, Bellingham and many more like them... But they couldn't keep them for long.

And this has killed their competitiveness for Bundesliga titles. Anyways, at least they can fight for the 2nd position in Kovac's lead now.

Haaland could also be added to this list. Indeed, if Borussia Dortmund had been able to keep these stars, they might have won the German league title before Leverkusen, but as far as I can see, their priority is always selling players and making money. Every team has its own path, and Borussia Dortmund, as a player machine, is pursuing a strategy based on making money.

True if Dortmund would have kept some of the players that they have sold to Bayarn Munich and other top European teams Dortmund would have won the bundesliga title even before Leverkusen but they are always in the act of selling their top players for the money this attribute is not helping Dortmund in the areas  fighting for titles

Last year, they experienced the downside of this, finishing poorly in the German league. They suffered disastrous scores, especially in the opening weeks. They weren't considered the clear favorites against any team. They looked far removed from their former Borussia Dortmund, but after the managerial change, the team found its groove. This year, they'll be back in contention for the title with Bayern Munich. I believe they'll continue to compete as a strong team this year.

[$weetne$$]

Yes, we will wait and see how far Munich will develop throughout the season. Munich is indeed a strong team and has prepared itself, but we also see other strong European teams are preparing with some changes happening in their squads.
All teams certainly want to win the competition, especially for titles like the Champions League. Not only do they have to prepare themselves, but hopefully they will also be luckier this season than last season.

Munich looks like theya re going to do really well in their domestic league so I believe they are going to do well seeing how they are making some moves but beyond the Bundesliga I do not know if their moves so far will get them so much beyond their domestic league so let us just give them that benefit of doubt till the season gets a bit beyond the beginning before we can further make concerns about them.

[W Jr.]

Yes, we will wait and see how far Munich will develop throughout the season. Munich is indeed a strong team and has prepared itself, but we also see other strong European teams are preparing with some changes happening in their squads.
All teams certainly want to win the competition, especially for titles like the Champions League. Not only do they have to prepare themselves, but hopefully they will also be luckier this season than last season.

Munich looks like theya re going to do really well in their domestic league so I believe they are going to do well seeing how they are making some moves but beyond the Bundesliga I do not know if their moves so far will get them so much beyond their domestic league so let us just give them that benefit of doubt till the season gets a bit beyond the beginning before we can further make concerns about them.

There's really no reason for doubt. Bayern Munich, as they are every year, are the biggest contenders for the title this year. The domestic league is struggling with their lack of a title. They're so used to winning every year, and then failing to do so, they quickly changed managers. The Champions League is Bayern Munich's main target this year; they're already confident of winning the Bundesliga. And they're right.

[ThemePen]

Munich looks like theya re going to do really well in their domestic league so I believe they are going to do well seeing how they are making some moves but beyond the Bundesliga I do not know if their moves so far will get them so much beyond their domestic league so let us just give them that benefit of doubt till the season gets a bit beyond the beginning before we can further make concerns about them.

Yes we know Munich will likely do well in their home league but real question is how their new team will perform in Champions League where competition is much tougher. Difference in skill between top teams in Germany and rest of league is mostly big so it is hard to tell how good team really is until they play against other top clubs from different countries. We should give them some time to see their new players performance and their performance under pressure before we can truly judge if they are strong enough to win in Europe.

[BALIK]

Yes, they will regain their Bundesliga title this season because Bundesliga is a farmer's league for them. What they haven't had in a long time is European glory, and this season they'll be back in the UCL. But I don't think, with all they've done so far, it's enough to assume they'll win the UCL. There will be a lot of dynamics during the competition, the most appropriate thing is to wait & see how they will progress in the competition later.

It would not be wrong to call Bundesliga a Farmers league. There is no other strong  squad here except Bayern munich. We can consider Dortmund, Leipzig and leverkusen as  strong. However  their performance is irregular. And  their target is not to win the title. The target of these teams is to make money by selling the best players of the  squad at a high price. And this is why in every season of bundesliga we can only see the dominance of Bayern Munich.

This scenario will not change in the next season. It is certain that munich will be the champions of Bundesliga. However  I do not expect a much better performance from Munich in the Champions league. I do not consider Munich as a favorite for the Champions League title.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Leipzig hasn't made any significant changes for next season, so I don't think their performance will improve much. I don't have any expectations for Leipzig, as I think they'll likely slump further.
I don't think competing for the title is possible. Unless there's a major upset, we can gauge the overall strength of the team, and Leipzig is far behind Bayern Munich.

In fact, they lost two key players this season because they were sold to other teams, making it much more difficult for Leipzig to compete for the title. Judging by the available statistics, there's no chance of them competing for the title, as football isn't just about luck; it requires team preparation. The most realistic target is to fight for a place in the top three to five at the end of the season so Leipzig can slowly rebuild their team, although it won't be a quick fix. Bayern Munich is getting stronger because they've made major changes by bringing in a number of quality players, making them difficult to match next season.