Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Frankolala]

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.

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

[Barikui1]

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

I don't sees it that way though because even though Bayern Munich are quite good, they ate not exceptional, why I think that no team is going to opposes them this season is because Bayern Leverkusen and RB Leipzig that would have been their greatest challenger have sold almost all their key players which is a clear sign that Bayern Leverkusen especially wouldn't have the capacity to compete for the league title with Bayern Munich as they have done in the past two seasons.

What has largely help this Bayern Munich side in reclaiming the league title over the years is that these teams that would have competed with them for the title are busy selling off their best lads either to Bayern Munich directly, which strengthens them the more or to another top team in Europe which automatically weakens them, so with what am seeing from the rest of other bundesliga top teams, no team will even go close to Bayern Munich this season, because the rate at which they are selling off their best players is really alarming.

[Toro iskandar]

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

Yes, of course it's different because in Ligue 1 there is only one of the richest and strongest clubs while in this Bundesliga there are several other rich clubs that are able to build squad to be stronger and able to compete to get the title.
Speaking regarding Bayer Leverkusen was able to get the title at that time as I recall it was Tuchel's fault as Bayern Munich coach in a bad managing player and failed to create a consistent performance.
After that Xabi Alonso was able to see open opportunities and take advantage of these conditions to shift the position of Bayern Munich.
Now Munich has got a coach and player who is able to work together very well and there will be no gap for other clubs to try to shift his position

[RaltcoinsB]

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.

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

Yes, the German and French leagues have a lot in common. Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich dominate their respective leagues, but looking at the other teams reveals the quality of the leagues more or less. The German league is much stronger than the French league. Germany also has very strong teams in Europe, like Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund. Borussia Dortmund made it to the Champions League final, while Leverkusen made it to the Europa League final the same year. However, Bayern Munich won the league. I can say that it's comprised of such strong and good teams. However, the same can't be said for France. Of the teams from France that have made it to Europe, Paris Saint-Germain is the only successful one.

[qurbanshah02]

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.

The performance with which Bayern Munich plays is really impressive and if we look at their performance and strength last season, their competition with Leverkusen was quite tough in which it became quite difficult for Leverkusen to weaken Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich has spent a lot, so at first it will be expected from them that they will come back well on the field and win. Obviously, the initial matches of this season will not be played on strength but with hard work, in which Bayern Munich will also contribute. This will also be known gradually while playing the league, but at the beginning we should hope for your favorite and strong teams of the previous season. Every team has to get good players in their mind, now let's see how strong these players become in their mind and develop their team.

[Webetcoins]

Leipzig is a selling club they focus more on selling players, so that is why we shouldn’t expect much from them, a club that sells players every summer transfer, they seems to be always interested in offloading there talented players in the teams, so we shouldn’t expect any improvement from them, selling players is one thing and replacing them is also another factor, so the player you’re using to replace them, are they good enough to do the job for you and it might definitely take further season ahead, I really don’t see how Leipzig would compete for the title right now because Bayern Munich is far far ahead of them so their is no way they would fight for the Bundesliga Tittle, None of the teams looks strong to give Bayern a run for their money, Bayern Leverkusen would have been the perfect team to give them a run for their money, but they are trying to rebuild after selling there best players in this summer transfers window.

Well it’s football sometimes it’s hard to predict so let’s see how it goes for the Bundesliga Seaon.

Leipzig is already a rich club, they are owned by red bull group, and they have bunch of money that they can use, they have one of the greatest infrastructures as well, from stadium to training grounds to even academy, they wasted no expense basically into construction.

There aren't really anything we can see to improve the current situation, but we are certain that we can make it into where we are today. If the reality is simple by making money via selling players, they will not get any better. If they keep giving away their best, and keep replacing them, there aren't really any good ways to improve at all. They need to want better than they have, not sell the best they have, if they want to be better on the long run.

[KTChampions]

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.

You can assume/hope for a lot, but there must be some basis for this if you want to argue with bookmakers (who are responsible for their assumptions with money). In sports it is impossible to accurately predict the outcome (or rather to determine the probability distribution of possible outcomes), but bookmakers are considered to do this with satisfactory accuracy, so Bayern's dominance can be considered a reasonable assumption.

[wakier]

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

Yes, it could be said that it's almost similar. In the Bundesliga, there's Bayern Munich and in Ligue 1, there's PSG, who consistently dominate the title. But the Bundesliga doesn't feel boring because there are so many strong clubs competing for second and third place, sometimes even making things difficult for Bayern Munich. Meanwhile, in Ligue 1, it seems a bit boring because aren't entirely consistent, sometimes they can still be beaten by weaker clubs. Even in the Champions League, the Ligue 1 clubs aren't as strong as the Bundesliga clubs, who sometimes still reach the final.

After Xabi left, I don't think any other club could pull off a surprise, but Dortmund might be the club to compete here because, as we know, Dortmund has been Bayern's fierce rival for years.

[Luzin]

I just read that Munich's chief financial officer has resigned. Michael Diederich has chosen not to extend his contract until 2026. His career at Munich began in 2018, and in 2023 he joined the board of directors. During his two years as chief financial officer, I think he was quite successful. It also seems that Bayern Munich's financial statements are in good shape. As the financial manager, he has also planned for the future with a solid work plan. Hopefully, his departure won't lead to changes in the club's transfer policies.

[Nahl]

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

Yes, of course it's different because in Ligue 1 there is only one of the richest and strongest clubs while in this Bundesliga there are several other rich clubs that are able to build squad to be stronger and able to compete to get the title.
Speaking regarding Bayer Leverkusen was able to get the title at that time as I recall it was Tuchel's fault as Bayern Munich coach in a bad managing player and failed to create a consistent performance.
After that Xabi Alonso was able to see open opportunities and take advantage of these conditions to shift the position of Bayern Munich.
Now Munich has got a coach and player who is able to work together very well and there will be no gap for other clubs to try to shift his position

I didn't see any other rich clubs unless Bayern munich in Bundesliga and i know few season ago Leverkusen can gets the title but i don't think they can recognized as rich club in this league and my opinion why Leverkusen is very strong at that time because Xabi Alonso is very good as the coach besides him the players such as Jonathan Tah, Florian Wirtz and Primpong also very solid in the squad
Probably Bundesliga will be very boring again because seems Bayern Munich will resume their domination in this league but although it's hard i wanted to see other clubs such as Leverkusen, Dortmund or Leipzig can being an strong contender for the title

[$weetne$$]

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

Well this is not far from truth but even with this Bundesliga looks even better from my point of view and that is exactly because I perceive it that in the Bundesliga Bayern Munich looks like the strongest but even with that they have top rivals that keeps them on their toes with the taughts that they still have chances of loosing out in the chase for the title in as much as it looks like they have the ultimate form they still have to Earn it not as easily as PSG does in the Ligue 1 so Bundesliga is far more preferable even if they share some sort of similarities.

[mvdheuvel1983]

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

Well this is not far from truth but even with this Bundesliga looks even better from my point of view and that is exactly because I perceive it that in the Bundesliga Bayern Munich looks like the strongest but even with that they have top rivals that keeps them on their toes with the taughts that they still have chances of loosing out in the chase for the title in as much as it looks like they have the ultimate form they still have to Earn it not as easily as PSG does in the Ligue 1 so Bundesliga is far more preferable even if they share some sort of similarities.

The difference between Bayern Munich and PSG dominance in their different league is just small, Bayern Munich puts in a lot of work to make sure they remain on top of the league above the other teams though they have the best squad but they have more than 3 teams that can easily overtake them if they drop form and start losing matches but PSG will come back to overtake any time that is ahead of them even though the them is 10 points difference from them before the end of the season PSG will surely overtake the team to win the league. It's almost like no team can win the league title ahead of them this alone makes them different from Bayern Munich.

[Stormisover]

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.

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

Definitely there won't be any competition so long as the Germain bundesliga is concern, Bayern Munich have been ahead of all the teams for so long now, so there's never a chance for any team, Bayern Leverkusen was just fortunate season before last, and now they've lost some key players and a good coach which is xavi Alonso, now I see no one going close to that trophy, I know some might be thinking of Dortmund and Leipzig, like these two are only concern of their spot at the top four aside this then nothing, because I don't see any reason why Vincent kompany that just got a team relegated will go there and won the league like it's nothing, mehn they should just leave it for Bayern and focus more on the top four battle.

[Fakhrulenclix]

Bundesliga is similar to Ligue 1, that only one club is the strongest and the favorite to win the league. However, we have more stronger clubs in Bundesliga than Ligue 1, which was the reason why Leverkusen came from nowhere and won the title under Xabi Alonso. I don't expect to see any surprises again from Bundesliga, because Kompany has put the club back to her standard.

Well this is not far from truth but even with this Bundesliga looks even better from my point of view and that is exactly because I perceive it that in the Bundesliga Bayern Munich looks like the strongest but even with that they have top rivals that keeps them on their toes with the taughts that they still have chances of loosing out in the chase for the title in as much as it looks like they have the ultimate form they still have to Earn it not as easily as PSG does in the Ligue 1 so Bundesliga is far more preferable even if they share some sort of similarities.

The difference between Bayern Munich and PSG dominance in their different league is just small, Bayern Munich puts in a lot of work to make sure they remain on top of the league above the other teams though they have the best squad but they have more than 3 teams that can easily overtake them if they drop form and start losing matches but PSG will come back to overtake any time that is ahead of them even though the them is 10 points difference from them before the end of the season PSG will surely overtake the team to win the league. It's almost like no team can win the league title ahead of them this alone makes them different from Bayern Munich.

That is because the financial strength is very different compared to other teams so that Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga and PSG in League 1 seem to have no significant rivals or pressure from other teams even since the season started we can predict that both of them will be able to become champions based on the strength they have and if it doesn't happen then it will be a big surprise like in the last two seasons when Leverkusen was able to break Bayern Munich's dominance and that was a very big surprise.

[Velvet78]

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.

Yeah in their dreams...  

I'm afraid most teams can't always aim the Bundesliga title. It is better to be realistic and I'm quite sure they already are. We just can't unsee the huge gap between Bayern Munich and the others.

Xabi Alonso came and upset the balances, yeah. But how long did it last? Only 1 season right? After that Bayern Munich were again at the top easily.

[Baki202]

The performance with which Bayern Munich plays is really impressive and if we look at their performance and strength last season, their competition with Leverkusen was quite tough in which it became quite difficult for Leverkusen to weaken Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich has spent a lot, so at first it will be expected from them that they will come back well on the field and win. Obviously, the initial matches of this season will not be played on strength but with hard work, in which Bayern Munich will also contribute. This will also be known gradually while playing the league, but at the beginning we should hope for your favorite and strong teams of the previous season. Every team has to get good players in their mind, now let's see how strong these players become in their mind and develop their team.

Bayern was actually very impressive last season, and I expected them to do well because having Kompany on the team makes it a good advantage to be able to win the Bundesliga title, and even Leverkusen did everything at all costs to see if they would win, but the whole situation was different, and Leverkusen changed their coach, and it's also a good opportunity for ten Hag, and even before ten Hag came on board, Leverkusen was one tough club because without ten they were able to win the Bundesliga. Let's see if they will win this time around, but I'm not sure if they will be able to win because I'm sure even Kompany is going to do everything to win the Bundesliga this time around. And since he has done it once, he can do it again.


The only thing I've seen happening this season is for both clubs to do their best because only the one that deserves it will be able to win the title. There is no two ways about it, only those who deserve it will be able to win, and we should not forget that Dortmund is there, and I know that they are also preparing, and a lot of clubs are becoming stronger, and you cannot predict what is going to happen, and this is why it is even more unpredictable, and we need to just have to be more careful, especially when gambling.

[Hyphen(-)]

I just read that Munich's chief financial officer has resigned. Michael Diederich has chosen not to extend his contract until 2026. His career at Munich began in 2018, and in 2023 he joined the board of directors. During his two years as chief financial officer, I think he was quite successful. It also seems that Bayern Munich's financial statements are in good shape. As the financial manager, he has also planned for the future with a solid work plan. Hopefully, his departure won't lead to changes in the club's transfer policies.

Since you just mentioned that he made sure that the team’s finance have future solid plans, I don’t think his departure should have immediate effect on the team, perhaps if they bring someone that will have different idea from his own ideas that will be implanted.

Nevertheless, for now, I think buying and selling of players are open to public and both the coaches and the sporting directors do have good thought before making any decision to sign a player, I don’t think his departure will have negative impact on the team. It is now left for Vincent Kompany to use his players well.

[Just Say]

A fierce battle is expected between the Bundesliga champions and last season's UEFA Europa League champions in today's club friendly match. We can already see that the English footballer, one of the best strikers in the German league club today, was able to score a goal in a friendly match against the Tottenham football team. In terms of confidence English footballers may have increased their confidence levels because To my knowledge Liverpool's Luis Diaz is physically present to support them. Everyone may have seen that Tottenham Football Club played well in previous matches as they defeated Arsenal but their match against Newcastle was undecided. I think Tottenham Football Club's top scorer Harry Kane today might be able to beat them in this friendly match today.

[Swordsoffreedom]

We can see the expected performance from Bayern munchen . The team is performing  well from the beginning. Tottenham is  under a lot of pressure now. It is always challenging for Tottenham to perform well  and win against big teams...

Bayern Munich took the lead in just  12 minutes of the match with Kane's goal. Kane failed to score from the penalty spot in the 15th minute. If he had not missed the penalty, Munich could have taken a 2-0 lead. This is Luis Diaz's first match with Munich. I have not seen such a good performance from Diaz so far. Diaz has only 1 shot in 40 minutes.

Bayern Munich is unlikely to lose. Tottenham players could not make such a strong attack in the first half. Tottenham may change their match strategy in the second half. The second half will be more enjoyable

[W Jr.]

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.

You can assume/hope for a lot, but there must be some basis for this if you want to argue with bookmakers (who are responsible for their assumptions with money). In sports it is impossible to accurately predict the outcome (or rather to determine the probability distribution of possible outcomes), but bookmakers are considered to do this with satisfactory accuracy, so Bayern's dominance can be considered a reasonable assumption.

Bayern Munich, as everyone knows, is the dominant team in the German league. They've only had one problem in recent years, and that was Leverkusen's magnificent year. They haven't suffered a single defeat in the entire German league, and no team has ever achieved that before. So, assuming that year was exceptional, conditions have now returned to normal, and we can witness Bayern Munich's dominance again. The German league means Bayern Munich leading the league.