Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[HajiBagi]

Everyone watched Borussia Dortmund's incredible performance against the Catalan football club the previous season, but they stumbled in their first match in the new German league. It was completely unimaginable that even though they were leading 3-1, the match against St. Pauli in the new Bundesliga season will remain undecided. However when Borussia Dortmund substituted one of their players in this match, i.e. if another player was given a chance instead of Jube Bellingham, then his father expressed his dissatisfaction and it's very interesting that he was banned from the dressing room of a German league club. Union Berlin is certainly welcoming Borussia Dortmund for a new challenge this new season because as far as I know, Union Berlin has started this new season with a win.

Dortmund's performance against St. Pauli was good, the only thing that affected them in the match was the red card, Dortmund need to know how to defend when any of their players get a red card, leading 3-1 and ending the match 3-3 is not a good result, I said it before that Dortmund can't challenge Bayern Munich for the league title this season because Dortmund don't have the winning mentality that Bayern Munich has, Bayern Munich have more good players than Dortmund and eve if they meet this season Bayern Munich will beat Dortmund.

Regarding Jobe Bellingham's parents, I believe it was a good decision by the team to ban them from the dressing room, that behaviour should not be tolerated by any team, substituting a player should be at the discretion of the coach, no parents should question the coach's actions, if they do not like what the coach is doing, they should find a way to make things work normally.

[adultcrypto]

Bayer Leverkusen may have lost their first match of the week, but all hope is not lost yet. Yes, I was disappointed and had some very negative thoughts, but Bayer Leverkusen can slowly recover. They're currently trying to get used to their new manager. If the adjustment period takes too long, Leverkusen could drop a lot of points. I think they need to complete their adaptation as soon as possible.

Losing at home is a very bad start against Hoffenheim, who should be a relatively easy opponent.
If the defeat had a reason as the players were adapting to a new coach, then that makes sense.
But if they still get the same result in their next match against Werder Bremen, it looks like Bayer Leverkusen will have to quickly consider their next move.

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

[sana54210]

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

Sometime peoples react too early because they never want their favourite clubs have bad performance but sometime need to understand these was first games of season with new players and coach always need time to adjust conditions. Borussia Dortmund have good start as they were in lead 1–3 defender Mane red cards bring them down St Pauli took advantage of this opportunity and bring themselves on level through 2 goals.

Bayer Leverkusen took early lead and have good control of game against last seasons struggling Hoffenheim, but they were not able to convert their chances which give them upset lost now surely they could be well-prepared otherwise they're surely going out of touch because in few weeks Champions League is also going to start which could be increase their problems.

[Chilwell]

Official | Bayer Leverkusen snap up Lucas Vazquez on a free

Bayer Leverkusen have officially completed the signing of veteran right back Lucas Vazquez on a free. Germany’s red company team fulfill their desire for veteran leadership on the right flank with the capture of the 34-year-old. The Bundesliga outfit – after dropping their pursuit of 32-year-old Jonathan Clauss yesterday – were reported to be targeting another “significant name” for an “imminent transfer“.

Vazquez counts as such. Though the veteran is in the twilight of his career, the nine-times-capped international played a significant role for Real Madrid last season. In his decade spent working with Los Blancos, Vazquez captured – among other things – four La Liga and five Champions League titles. Leverkusen sporting director Simon Rolfes was sure to point this out in his club statement.

“In Lucas Vazquez, we are signing an extremely experienced player who has won everything there is to win with Real Madrid over the past ten years,” Rolfes said. “He is technically strong, tactically savvy, an excellent playmaker and strategist. Lucas will have a major influence on our game with his footballing sophistication and will become a mainstay on our team.”

Vazquez will be departing his native country for the first time in his career. During a summer in which (an ongoing) mass exodus of players have followed former Leverkusen coach Xabi Alonso out the door, die Werkself have at least gained one major name from Xabi’s new club. Vazquez noted that he received some prodding to head to Germany by both Xabi and a former Leverkusen player.

Source link: https://www.getfootballnewsgermany.com/2025/official-bayer-leverkusen-snap-up-lucas-vazquez-on-a-free/

[Iranus]

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

I am not worried about Leverkusen. I am pretty sure they will go back to their old ways. They do not have the strong squad they had in the last two seasons, nor do they have a great coach like Alonso. It is foolish to think that ten Hag will be able to do anything great with this team. However, I really expected a good performance from Dortmund. But with a team like Pauli, they failed to win. We can see the decline in the performance of all three teams, Leipzig, Leverkusen and Dortmund. This season, probably no team will be able to compete with Munich for the title. Before the start of the season, it is assumed that Munich will definitely be the Bundesliga champion. And Munich will ensure at least a 10-point gap over the second team in the table.

[KTChampions]

I am not worried about Leverkusen. I am pretty sure they will go back to their old ways. They do not have the strong squad they had in the last two seasons, nor do they have a great coach like Alonso. It is foolish to think that ten Hag will be able to do anything great with this team. However, I really expected a good performance from Dortmund. But with a team like Pauli, they failed to win. We can see the decline in the performance of all three teams, Leipzig, Leverkusen and Dortmund. This season, probably no team will be able to compete with Munich for the title. Before the start of the season, it is assumed that Munich will definitely be the Bundesliga champion. And Munich will ensure at least a 10-point gap over the second team in the table.

Before the start, Bayern were priced at 1.30. Quite generous if you think about the fact that all competitors are weak. But literally one round has passed and now Bayern are priced at 1.13  And I think it's not about the win over Leipzig or Bayer, but about Dortmund confirming their trashiness. The old pattern repeated itself - after a series of good games, when it seems that they have stabilized, a series of bad games follows. There really won't be any competition for the title this season.

[Renampun]

Dortmund's performance against St. Pauli was good, the only thing that affected them in the match was the red card, Dortmund need to know how to defend when any of their players get a red card, leading 3-1 and ending the match 3-3 is not a good result, I said it before that Dortmund can't challenge Bayern Munich for the league title this season because Dortmund don't have the winning mentality that Bayern Munich has, Bayern Munich have more good players than Dortmund and eve if they meet this season Bayern Munich will beat Dortmund.

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Even though Dortmund had led from the start of the match and appeared dominant, unfortunately in the final minutes they conceded 2 goals, which made the score a draw. What is regrettable is that their game changed drastically when Mané received a red card in the 85th minute. In the last 10–15 minutes, they should have been more defensive and maintained full concentration, but it was quite unfortunate that St. Pauli managed to score 2 goals in the closing minutes. I agree with you that with Dortmund's current style of play and mentality, it seems difficult for them to be a serious contender for Bayern Munich.

[qurbanshah02]

Bayer Leverkusen may have lost their first match of the week, but all hope is not lost yet. Yes, I was disappointed and had some very negative thoughts, but Bayer Leverkusen can slowly recover. They're currently trying to get used to their new manager. If the adjustment period takes too long, Leverkusen could drop a lot of points. I think they need to complete their adaptation as soon as possible.

We don't look at it from that perspective because the league has just started and we are only talking about their performance, but Leverkusen, who are a team that destroyed themselves last season, have started in such a way that we cannot see any strengths or weaknesses about them. This is everyone's fault because we all consider Leverkusen to be a strong team and it should be, but their hard work and performance are not improving themselves to the point where they are capable of doing so. Hopefully, they were not ready at the beginning but they will be in some matches, but the next question is that if they don't succeed in this, it will be a shame for Leverkusen.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Official | Bayer Leverkusen snap up Lucas Vazquez on a free

Bayer Leverkusen have officially completed the signing of veteran right back Lucas Vazquez on a free. Germany’s red company team fulfill their desire for veteran leadership on the right flank with the capture of the 34-year-old. The Bundesliga outfit – after dropping their pursuit of 32-year-old Jonathan Clauss yesterday – were reported to be targeting another “significant name” for an “imminent transfer“.

Average transfer. Leverkusen don't really need Vaquez at this moment. However, since they decide to add another player for free to their bench, i respect it. They have not yet found Xhaka and Adli replacement, and this transfer makes me think what's wrong with them? They lacked creativity in their mid, and must to put Xhaka and Adli replacement as their priority.

[Ndabagi01]

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

The stagnation of Borrusia Dortmund over the years is very clear to everyone and we all know is because they nurture the business of football over winning trophies. Borussia Dortmund was suppose to be the team that will be challenging Bayern Munich every year for the trophy but they’re still yet to match up their strength because when they try to built a strong team, they end up selling off the best of their players for money.

As for Bayern Leverkusen, they just tested what it feel like to be champions in the Bundesliga for the first time, not knowing that maintaining that position require them to be consistent and try as much as possible to keep their best players and also spend money to get better players. They also sell most of their great players since they’re a team not as wealthy as the top teams there in the Bundesliga. I understand them but if they want to be champions continuously, they’ll need to sacrifice not selling most of their players out every season if they don’t have a better replacement for them yet.

[Mame89]

I am not worried about Leverkusen. I am pretty sure they will go back to their old ways. They do not have the strong squad they had in the last two seasons, nor do they have a great coach like Alonso. It is foolish to think that ten Hag will be able to do anything great with this team. However, I really expected a good performance from Dortmund. But with a team like Pauli, they failed to win. We can see the decline in the performance of all three teams, Leipzig, Leverkusen and Dortmund. This season, probably no team will be able to compete with Munich for the title. Before the start of the season, it is assumed that Munich will definitely be the Bundesliga champion. And Munich will ensure at least a 10-point gap over the second team in the table.

Before the start, Bayern were priced at 1.30. Quite generous if you think about the fact that all competitors are weak. But literally one round has passed and now Bayern are priced at 1.13  And I think it's not about the win over Leipzig or Bayer, but about Dortmund confirming their trashiness. The old pattern repeated itself - after a series of good games, when it seems that they have stabilized, a series of bad games follows. There really won't be any competition for the title this season.

The odds offered by bookmakers for Munich as the favorites for this season's Bundesliga title indicate that this season's title race will be uncompetitive. The battle for the Champions League spots will likely be more competitive than the Bundesliga trophy.

Munich is in its second season under Kompany which is a strong reason why they are favored aside from the weakness of their competitors this season. Furthermore, Munich under Kompany has matured and developed a better mentality. With the Bundesliga predicted to be uncompetitive, this gives them the advantage to focus more on the Champions League this season.

[Stormisover]

Bayer Leverkusen may have lost their first match of the week, but all hope is not lost yet. Yes, I was disappointed and had some very negative thoughts, but Bayer Leverkusen can slowly recover. They're currently trying to get used to their new manager. If the adjustment period takes too long, Leverkusen could drop a lot of points. I think they need to complete their adaptation as soon as possible.

Losing at home is a very bad start against Hoffenheim, who should be a relatively easy opponent.
If the defeat had a reason as the players were adapting to a new coach, then that makes sense.
But if they still get the same result in their next match against Werder Bremen, it looks like Bayer Leverkusen will have to quickly consider their next move.

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

Bro in this case all hope are lost mostly with the new head coach Erik Ten Hang that man has nothing to offer we all saw it in the preseason games where an unknown team trashed them 5 goals and we all where believing maybe it was a friendly match and now the Germain Bundesliga has started and he lost his first game even when he was leading with one goal, the worst part of it is now that no key player of the team want to play under him if not for the failed medical of Victor Boniface he could have left the team, the truth is Bayern Leverkusen is going back to the underdog team they use to be if something is not done, talking of adaptation of the league, what about Xabi Alonso that just moved to the Spanish LA Liga he's still winning despite him trying to pick out his first eleven, I know Manny will say he's already got what it takes to win in the Spanish LA Liga, yes he's got all it takes to win in the Spanish LA Liga, now compare what Erik Ten Hang get too he's also got what it takes to win too because the team is already winning before his arrival, so the fact is Bayern Leverkusen has no future with him simple.

[AirtelBuzz]

Official | Bayer Leverkusen snap up Lucas Vazquez on a free

Bayer Leverkusen have officially completed the signing of veteran right back Lucas Vazquez on a free. Germany’s red company team fulfill their desire for veteran leadership on the right flank with the capture of the 34-year-old. The Bundesliga outfit – after dropping their pursuit of 32-year-old Jonathan Clauss yesterday – were reported to be targeting another “significant name” for an “imminent transfer“.

Vazquez counts as such. Though the veteran is in the twilight of his career, the nine-times-capped international played a significant role for Real Madrid last season. In his decade spent working with Los Blancos, Vazquez captured – among other things – four La Liga and five Champions League titles. Leverkusen sporting director Simon Rolfes was sure to point this out in his club statement.
Source link: https://www.getfootballnewsgermany.com/2025/official-bayer-leverkusen-snap-up-lucas-vazquez-on-a-free/

Of course the German league club's power base has grown even further as they have been able to sign the Real Madrid legend as a free agent. In fact the demand for these players has decreased after leaving Real Madrid, but we have repeatedly seen that they really played well at the Spanish club. Apart from these players there are a few others who have now moved to other leagues such as Luka Modric, he has already made his debut at San Siro but he did not join the Italian club as a free agent like Lucas Vazquez.

It now appears that Bayer Leverkusen have officially accepted the player, even though their teammate Boniface's transfer has not been completed, meaning he will still be with the club so all in all, it seems to me that this team will once again be working towards the title of the new German league season.

[Dzwaafu11]

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

I am not worried about Leverkusen. I am pretty sure they will go back to their old ways. They do not have the strong squad they had in the last two seasons, nor do they have a great coach like Alonso. It is foolish to think that ten Hag will be able to do anything great with this team. However, I really expected a good performance from Dortmund. But with a team like Pauli, they failed to win. We can see the decline in the performance of all three teams, Leipzig, Leverkusen and Dortmund. This season, probably no team will be able to compete with Munich for the title. Before the start of the season, it is assumed that Munich will definitely be the Bundesliga champion. And Munich will ensure at least a 10-point gap over the second team in the table.

Since Bayer Leverkusen sold their two key players and changed their manager, I know they will hardly do well this season, because both the new players and Ten Hag, the new manager, will definitely experience some difficulty before they are able to understand how things go in this league, and also the old players will have to adapt to the new tactics. However, I also think it will be impossible to get higher this season because of the changes they are making this season. Seriously, Leverkusen will have an expletive hard time this season.

[Agbe]

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

I am not worried about Leverkusen. I am pretty sure they will go back to their old ways. They do not have the strong squad they had in the last two seasons, nor do they have a great coach like Alonso. It is foolish to think that ten Hag will be able to do anything great with this team. However, I really expected a good performance from Dortmund. But with a team like Pauli, they failed to win. We can see the decline in the performance of all three teams, Leipzig, Leverkusen and Dortmund. This season, probably no team will be able to compete with Munich for the title. Before the start of the season, it is assumed that Munich will definitely be the Bundesliga champion. And Munich will ensure at least a 10-point gap over the second team in the table.

Since Bayer Leverkusen sold their two key players and changed their manager, I know they will hardly do well this season, because both the new players and Ten Hag, the new manager, will definitely experience some difficulty before they are able to understand how things go in this league, and also the old players will have to adapt to the new tactics. However, I also think it will be impossible to get higher this season because of the changes they are making this season. Seriously, Leverkusen will have an expletive hard time this season.

Your right it will take a while before players both old and new players will get used to the tactics and style of play of this new coach and with players like Victor Boniface coming back to the club after his failed moved to AC Milan it's a plus to Leverkusen because his wealth of experience is definitely going to count

[$weetne$$]

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

For Dortmund it can be considered understandable but with Leverkusen we have got some one ro really throw the blame at and that is why we must mention that it is becoming disturbing they are starting off this poor, when we saw it during  the preseason, it felt like it was not something to bother over but here now Ten Hag seem like the team is helpless because his tactics is not working and they are already in the second week of the league of which if they continue like this, we may get to mid season still expecting they improve.

[Cryptoprincess101]

Bayer Leverkusen may have lost their first match of the week, but all hope is not lost yet. Yes, I was disappointed and had some very negative thoughts, but Bayer Leverkusen can slowly recover. They're currently trying to get used to their new manager. If the adjustment period takes too long, Leverkusen could drop a lot of points. I think they need to complete their adaptation as soon as possible.

Losing at home is a very bad start against Hoffenheim, who should be a relatively easy opponent.
If the defeat had a reason as the players were adapting to a new coach, then that makes sense.
But if they still get the same result in their next match against Werder Bremen, it looks like Bayer Leverkusen will have to quickly consider their next move.

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

The reason why people are not happy with Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen is because they are the two teams that are capable of challenging with Bayern Munich which means that if they can't keep the energy and become consistent it means that Bayern Munich will just be dominating the league without rivalry. Bayern Leverkusen even tried for winning the Bundesliga last two seasons but for Dortmund, the owner of the club is only interested in building players and selling them out to become world class in other top clubs which is the reason why they haven't won the Bundesliga for a very long time now if not they were Bayern Munich's toughest rivals before Bayern Leverkusen came into the picture.

[eightdots]

Bayer Leverkusen may have lost their first match of the week, but all hope is not lost yet. Yes, I was disappointed and had some very negative thoughts, but Bayer Leverkusen can slowly recover. They're currently trying to get used to their new manager. If the adjustment period takes too long, Leverkusen could drop a lot of points. I think they need to complete their adaptation as soon as possible.

Losing at home is a very bad start against Hoffenheim, who should be a relatively easy opponent.
If the defeat had a reason as the players were adapting to a new coach, then that makes sense.
But if they still get the same result in their next match against Werder Bremen, it looks like Bayer Leverkusen will have to quickly consider their next move.

I have seen a lot of comments from different people venting their frustration at Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, which is normal, but we all only blame the teams without appreciating the fact that their opponents might have gotten better this new season. Before two seasons ago, Bayern Leverkusen was just an average team and was not regular at top four, but soon they got better and started winning and even kept the record of being undefeated for a season. We might be seeing something like that this season in some of these other clubs. For Borussia Dortmund I don't know what their problem is and the reason for their stagnation for several years.

The reason why people are not happy with Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen is because they are the two teams that are capable of challenging with Bayern Munich which means that if they can't keep the energy and become consistent it means that Bayern Munich will just be dominating the league without rivalry. Bayern Leverkusen even tried for winning the Bundesliga last two seasons but for Dortmund, the owner of the club is only interested in building players and selling them out to become world class in other top clubs which is the reason why they haven't won the Bundesliga for a very long time now if not they were Bayern Munich's toughest rivals before Bayern Leverkusen came into the picture.

It's not easy to compete consistently against Bayern Munich. While fans may have expectations, achieving this is far more challenging. I don't think it's fair to expect excellent football and success from Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen every year, as it's quite difficult to achieve this. Bayern Munich has an advantage over their opponents, and overcoming this is not easy.

Teams are revitalized every season, and the performances of other teams are improving as well. Teams with improved performance can play well against Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen, and even better against Munich. Early in the league, teams' performances may not be as they'd like, which can lead to unexpected results.

[Jegileman]

I am not worried about Leverkusen. I am pretty sure they will go back to their old ways. They do not have the strong squad they had in the last two seasons, nor do they have a great coach like Alonso. It is foolish to think that ten Hag will be able to do anything great with this team. However, I really expected a good performance from Dortmund. But with a team like Pauli, they failed to win. We can see the decline in the performance of all three teams, Leipzig, Leverkusen and Dortmund. This season, probably no team will be able to compete with Munich for the title. Before the start of the season, it is assumed that Munich will definitely be the Bundesliga champion. And Munich will ensure at least a 10-point gap over the second team in the table.

There are a lot of positive signs already that the seaosn is going to end as you’ve just predicted it to be. Most of these teams we’ve been looking up to, that will give Bayern Munich a tough time for the league have all had a reduced performance and have sold most of their best players. They can’t all keep up with having the best and most formidable team to challenge for the Bundesliga trophy.  I just remembered that Leipzig was one of the teams that came from nowhere and gave a tough time to finish in the top four in the Bundesliga title race at a time, but they’re today no where to be found. Bayern Leverkusen have started depreciating and Borussia Dortmund are already use to it by now, not having an edge against Bayern Munich.

[RockBell]

We don't look at it from that perspective because the league has just started and we are only talking about their performance, but Leverkusen, who are a team that destroyed themselves last season, have started in such a way that we cannot see any strengths or weaknesses about them. This is everyone's fault because we all consider Leverkusen to be a strong team and it should be, but their hard work and performance are not improving themselves to the point where they are capable of doing so. Hopefully, they were not ready at the beginning but they will be in some matches, but the next question is that if they don't succeed in this, it will be a shame for Leverkusen.

And Leverkusen did there best last season but things are going to be different this time around and we should not underestimate them this season. And Bayern Munich were ready and Kompany had a reputation to keep and also kept to his word and even Ten Hag is not showing any form of winning anything this season because Bayern Munich is showing some action this season already. And Leverkusen is actually a strong club we won't even argue that but they need to do more than what they are doing now, and don't be surprised to see Bayern Munich still winning the league this season because they are still in form.