Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Bayern Munich being among the richest clubs in the world is the reason why they keep dominating the German Bundesliga because they have the necessary funds to buy quality players and coaches that can help them sustain their performance for a very long time. Bayern Munich doesn't have the power to stop other teams in the Bundesliga from getting rich if rich investors want to invest in one or two teams in German Bundesliga.

However, wealthy investors are usually not immediately interested in teams with very poor performance. Therefore, if an investor wants to invest in one or two teams other than Bayern Munich, they will likely examine the team's structure and overall management more closely to avoid investing in the wrong direction. Therefore, the lack of wealthy investors interested in teams other than Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga is also a reason why other teams have been unable to advance and dominate the Bundesliga competition as seen this season and in previous seasons.

That's not how it works in the Bundesliga. It is very different to other countries. Generally, investments are possible, but under very strict guidelines. Also, teams can't be owned so they also can't be sold to some rich clown in the middle east. Thankfully there are rules in place to prevent things like this to happen and secure the integrity of fair play. It's a shame that other countrees don't care about this.

[Mayor of ogba]

Bayern Munich being among the richest clubs in the world is the reason why they keep dominating the German Bundesliga because they have the necessary funds to buy quality players and coaches that can help them sustain their performance for a very long time. Bayern Munich doesn't have the power to stop other teams in the Bundesliga from getting rich if rich investors want to invest in one or two teams in German Bundesliga.

However, wealthy investors are usually not immediately interested in teams with very poor performance. Therefore, if an investor wants to invest in one or two teams other than Bayern Munich, they will likely examine the team's structure and overall management more closely to avoid investing in the wrong direction. Therefore, the lack of wealthy investors interested in teams other than Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga is also a reason why other teams have been unable to advance and dominate the Bundesliga competition as seen this season and in previous seasons.

That's not how it works in the Bundesliga. It is very different to other countries. Generally, investments are possible, but under very strict guidelines. Also, teams can't be owned so they also can't be sold to some rich clown in the middle east. Thankfully there are rules in place to prevent things like this to happen and secure the integrity of fair play. It's a shame that other countrees don't care about this.

If it's difficult for rich investors from the middle east to own a club in the German Bundesliga, it will be difficult for other clubs to have the necessary funds that will help them stop Bayern Munich from dominating the Bundesliga. I would have loved if rich investors from the middle east could possibly own one club in German Bundesliga so that Bayern Munich will have a serious competitor for the Bundesliga title every year.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

However, wealthy investors are usually not immediately interested in teams with very poor performance. Therefore, if an investor wants to invest in one or two teams other than Bayern Munich, they will likely examine the team's structure and overall management more closely to avoid investing in the wrong direction. Therefore, the lack of wealthy investors interested in teams other than Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga is also a reason why other teams have been unable to advance and dominate the Bundesliga competition as seen this season and in previous seasons.

Bayern Munich is a richest and most successful club in Germany and Bundesliga in history and latest decades too. With abundant finance as a richest club in Germany, Bayern Munich have huge advantages with best transfer budget and biggest budget for player salary. The domination of Bayern Munich in the league comes from many factors which don't own by other clubs in Bundesliga, and that's main reason why other clubs can not beat Bayern Munich in many seasons.

That's not how it works in the Bundesliga. It is very different to other countries. Generally, investments are possible, but under very strict guidelines. Also, teams can't be owned so they also can't be sold to some rich clown in the middle east. Thankfully there are rules in place to prevent things like this to happen and secure the integrity of fair play. It's a shame that other countrees don't care about this.

Bundesliga title is almost for Bayern Munich as with 9 points more than Dortmund, it's really difficult for Dortmund to catch Bayern Munich and win a title. In more than ten latest years, Dortmund failed against Bayern Munich in most seasons and with big difference now, I don't imagine any scenario how Dortmund can beat Bayern Munich in the title competition this season.

Behind them, there are five clubs with not big point differences and all these five clubs are fighting for two last positions in top four of Bundesliga. Even a second position of Dortmund can be taken over by those five clubs as Dortmund still don't have enough big and safe difference against these clubs behind.

[Luzin]

If it's difficult for rich investors from the middle east to own a club in the German Bundesliga, it will be difficult for other clubs to have the necessary funds that will help them stop Bayern Munich from dominating the Bundesliga. I would have loved if rich investors from the middle east could possibly own one club in German Bundesliga so that Bayern Munich will have a serious competitor for the Bundesliga title every year.

There hasn't been much news about wealthy investors acquiring German clubs. They don't seem interested in the German football industry yet. According to several news sources, most investors come to England or Italy to buy clubs and do business. In fact, many wealthy individuals in the Middle East, particularly Saudi Arabia, have invested in football. However, despite their success in various Asian leagues, it seems they're still reluctant to venture into Europe, as taxes and regulations may be more complicated. I think clubs need to convince investors, or learn from Bayern Munich to become like them.

[Princess Leah]

If it's difficult for rich investors from the middle east to own a club in the German Bundesliga, it will be difficult for other clubs to have the necessary funds that will help them stop Bayern Munich from dominating the Bundesliga. I would have loved if rich investors from the middle east could possibly own one club in German Bundesliga so that Bayern Munich will have a serious competitor for the Bundesliga title every year.

There hasn't been much news about wealthy investors acquiring German clubs. They don't seem interested in the German football industry yet. According to several news sources, most investors come to England or Italy to buy clubs and do business. In fact, many wealthy individuals in the Middle East, particularly Saudi Arabia, have invested in football. However, despite their success in various Asian leagues, it seems they're still reluctant to venture into Europe, as taxes and regulations may be more complicated. I think clubs need to convince investors, or learn from Bayern Munich to become like them.

 I feel that investors go to leagues with more competitions for instance the Premier League, that's why there are more investors over there than other leagues, I really don't understand why other teams are finding it difficult to challenge Bayern's dominance, it now looks like the league was made for Bayern to dominate forever.

 I don't think it's about tax and regulations cause England pays the most tax yet investors rush over there to invest on various clubs maybe I could consider regulations though but then im not sure if the Bundesliga doesn't allow foreign investors, not sure about that.

[qurbanshah02]

Bundesliga title is almost for Bayern Munich as with 9 points more than Dortmund, it's really difficult for Dortmund to catch Bayern Munich and win a title. In more than ten latest years, Dortmund failed against Bayern Munich in most seasons and with big difference now, I don't imagine any scenario how Dortmund can beat Bayern Munich in the title competition this season.

Behind them, there are five clubs with not big point differences and all these five clubs are fighting for two last positions in top four of Bundesliga. Even a second position of Dortmund can be taken over by those five clubs as Dortmund still don't have enough big and safe difference against these clubs behind.

Bayern Munich is a strong and well performing team if they had not failed in few matches Dortmund would have been even more difficult for them. Although Bayern Munich will go ahead and make a lot of mistakes as they are now, but this will make any team maintain their position as Dortmund is now in second position. I have already said that for this they will have to win all the matches and on the contrary Bayern Munich will lose some points but I also fear that Dortmund will also fail in some matches and this will become quite difficult for them. The teams below Bayern Munich are playing, they should weaken Bayern Munich so that they never go up and never go down. This makes Bayern Munich even stronger. If Bayern Munich fails in 4 matches in a row, then there will be a big difference in the table below along with Dortmund first position. This will also create a lot of interest in the league and we will have to see the strength of each team for the title result, but this will not allow Bayern Munich to happen.

[GiftedMAN]

That's not how it works in the Bundesliga. It is very different to other countries. Generally, investments are possible, but under very strict guidelines. Also, teams can't be owned so they also can't be sold to some rich clown in the middle east. Thankfully there are rules in place to prevent things like this to happen and secure the integrity of fair play. It's a shame that other countrees don't care about this.

Some rich clowns you said? Since when did being rich to invest in a football club turn someone into a clown? No wonder Bayern Munich's been dominating for a long while, no other teams match them financially and other clubs are restricted from selling to richer investors. Dortmund would've come close but they kept selling their important players to bigger clubs.

[Zackz5000]

If it's difficult for rich investors from the middle east to own a club in the German Bundesliga, it will be difficult for other clubs to have the necessary funds that will help them stop Bayern Munich from dominating the Bundesliga. I would have loved if rich investors from the middle east could possibly own one club in German Bundesliga so that Bayern Munich will have a serious competitor for the Bundesliga title every year.

There hasn't been much news about wealthy investors acquiring German clubs. They don't seem interested in the German football industry yet. According to several news sources, most investors come to England or Italy to buy clubs and do business. In fact, many wealthy individuals in the Middle East, particularly Saudi Arabia, have invested in football. However, despite their success in various Asian leagues, it seems they're still reluctant to venture into Europe, as taxes and regulations may be more complicated. I think clubs need to convince investors, or learn from Bayern Munich to become like them.

 I feel that investors go to leagues with more competitions for instance the Premier League, that's why there are more investors over there than other leagues, I really don't understand why other teams are finding it difficult to challenge Bayern's dominance, it now looks like the league was made for Bayern to dominate forever.

 I don't think it's about tax and regulations cause England pays the most tax yet investors rush over there to invest on various clubs maybe I could consider regulations though but then im not sure if the Bundesliga doesn't allow foreign investors, not sure about that.

Bayern Munich always dominates the Bundesliga since i started watching football games not that other teams don't win them in the League they do but at the end of the season you will see Bayern Munich winning the tittle, last two seasons Bayer Leverkusen won the League i think Bayern Munich finish 3rd in the table this is the only time i have seen them finish in that position.

The reason why Bayern Munich is unstoppable in the league is that they are the richest team in the Bundesliga and every good player in the league will always want to play for Bayern Munich so when they see that you are performing well in your team they will come and buy you off to strengthen their team so they can continue dominating the league.

[RaltcoinsB]

That's not how it works in the Bundesliga. It is very different to other countries. Generally, investments are possible, but under very strict guidelines. Also, teams can't be owned so they also can't be sold to some rich clown in the middle east. Thankfully there are rules in place to prevent things like this to happen and secure the integrity of fair play. It's a shame that other countrees don't care about this.

Some rich clowns you said? Since when did being rich to invest in a football club turn someone into a clown? No wonder Bayern Munich's been dominating for a long while, no other teams match them financially and other clubs are restricted from selling to richer investors. Dortmund would've come close but they kept selling their important players to bigger clubs.

For Borussia Dortmund, the priority has always been selling players. They preferred running a factory to achieving success. They became a player factory and truly brought many excellent players to world football, but they didn't keep them in Dortmund, and that's why they couldn't achieve success in the Bundesliga. Even more painfully, they sold many of their star players to Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich won the Champions League and the Bundesliga with the players they acquired from them. Dortmund, on the other hand, never won a championship.

[Iranus]

That's not how it works in the Bundesliga. It is very different to other countries. Generally, investments are possible, but under very strict guidelines. Also, teams can't be owned so they also can't be sold to some rich clown in the middle east. Thankfully there are rules in place to prevent things like this to happen and secure the integrity of fair play. It's a shame that other countrees don't care about this.

Some rich clowns you said? Since when did being rich to invest in a football club turn someone into a clown? No wonder Bayern Munich's been dominating for a long while, no other teams match them financially and other clubs are restricted from selling to richer investors. Dortmund would've come close but they kept selling their important players to bigger clubs.

If wealthy individuals invest in football, it will become more competitive. Investment in bundesliga and Ligue 1 clubs is very low. This is why we currently see the dominance of only psg  and bayern munich  in these two leagues. The premier league has many investors and many  wealthy clubs. Therefore, the title race in the premier league is very intense, and this is why the premier league is so popular.
The bundesliga title race would be more competitive if the clubs there received sufficient investment. Besides Dortmund, there are no other clubs capable of competing  for the title. Leverkusen and Leipzig's squads are not strong enough to compete with munich.

[ndutndut]

Some rich clowns you said? Since when did being rich to invest in a football club turn someone into a clown? No wonder Bayern Munich's been dominating for a long while, no other teams match them financially and other clubs are restricted from selling to richer investors. Dortmund would've come close but they kept selling their important players to bigger clubs.

For Borussia Dortmund, the priority has always been selling players. They preferred running a factory to achieving success. They became a player factory and truly brought many excellent players to world football, but they didn't keep them in Dortmund, and that's why they couldn't achieve success in the Bundesliga. Even more painfully, they sold many of their star players to Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich won the Champions League and the Bundesliga with the players they acquired from them. Dortmund, on the other hand, never won a championship.

It seems the club's sole goal is to make a profit. They buy cheap players polish them and then sell them for a high price to European clubs even to their rivals Bayern Munich. On the one hand Dortmund is a force for good providing ample opportunities for the development of young promising players. So, Dortmund should be proud of their ability to produce great players.

That's the right football business. Just like Porto. It's more profitable to buy cheap develop them and then sell them. Because once players become top players they ask for salary adjustments. Furthermore Dortmund's goal seems to be just to participate in UCL. The biggest prize is being a Champions League participant. If the league champions finish first and second the difference isn't much. Why would they pay so much to compete with Bayern? It's a loss. Perhaps if Dortmund were invested in by Middle Eastern investors the mission would be different. I personally really hope someone would take over Dortmund making the Bundesliga more competitive.

[Smartprofit]

I'm already mentally preparing to bet on the match between Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund! The match will take place on January 9th, 2026. January 9th is a public holiday in my country. So I'm already looking forward to it! I'm planning to invite some friends over for beer and chips. The New Year and Christmas holidays are over, but the celebrations continue! 🪅

Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund are my favorite German football teams. In my opinion, Borussia has the better chance of winning this match. However, I usually bet on unlikely outcomes (to maximize my potential winnings). In this case, I plan to bet on a draw. I will win if neither team can demonstrate a decisive advantage. 🧖

[Roseline492]

No wonder Bayern Munich's been dominating for a long while, no other teams match them financially and other clubs are restricted from selling to richer investors. Dortmund would've come close but they kept selling their important players to bigger clubs.

If this regulations is what governs there league then those small clubs on the league will always remain how they are, this kind of league is better when a club will limit selling of players if they have experience players because that would make them very competitive, if you look at Bayern Munich they're as if they have so much investors who has been lifting them in finance but behind this they're the same as others but there useful way of managing players have been sustaining them. If anybody is allowed to own a club on the league the competition will change and investors who have not noticed them will began to see good investment in Bundesliga.

[Hvdv]

No wonder Bayern Munich's been dominating for a long while, no other teams match them financially and other clubs are restricted from selling to richer investors. Dortmund would've come close but they kept selling their important players to bigger clubs.

If this regulations is what governs there league then those small clubs on the league will always remain how they are, this kind of league is better when a club will limit selling of players if they have experience players because that would make them very competitive, if you look at Bayern Munich they're as if they have so much investors who has been lifting them in finance but behind this they're the same as others but there useful way of managing players have been sustaining them. If anybody is allowed to own a club on the league the competition will change and investors who have not noticed them will began to see good investment in Bundesliga.

If a sale similar to Paris Saint-Germain were to happen, it could bring competition to Germany. Otherwise, Bayern Munich would remain the biggest team in Germany, because their squad quality is truly excellent. Even their reserve players could be starting players in many German teams. If one of Germany's strong teams, such as Bayer Leverkusen or Borussia Dortmund, were to be bought, they could directly compete with Bayern Munich. If rich businessmen were to take steps in this direction, the Bundesliga would truly become a more exciting place.

[allfriends88]

If it's difficult for rich investors from the middle east to own a club in the German Bundesliga, it will be difficult for other clubs to have the necessary funds that will help them stop Bayern Munich from dominating the Bundesliga. I would have loved if rich investors from the middle east could possibly own one club in German Bundesliga so that Bayern Munich will have a serious competitor for the Bundesliga title every year.

It seems like the Bundesliga has special rules about investors so until now there has been no big news of Arab investors entering their league. This proves that the Bundesliga conference wants to maintain the image of their league not affiliated with outsiders, let alone Arab investors who financially will easily pour funds. In contrast to other European leagues that are open and now have many clubs such as City Football Group:
Manchester City (England)
Girona FC (Spain)
ES Troyes AC (France)
Palermo FC (Italy)
New York City FC (USA)
Melbourne City FC (Australia)
Yokohama F. Marinos (Japan)
Mumbai City FC (India)
Montevideo City Torque (Uruguay)
Lommel SK (Belgium)
EC Bahia (Brazil)
Shenzhen Peng City / Sichuan Jiuniu (China)

No clubs from Bundesliga source https://www.cityfootballgroup.com/

[Abu-Naim]

I'm already mentally preparing to bet on the match between Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund! The match will take place on January 9th, 2026. January 9th is a public holiday in my country. So I'm already looking forward to it! I'm planning to invite some friends over for beer and chips. The New Year and Christmas holidays are over, but the celebrations continue! 🪅

Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund are my favorite German football teams. In my opinion, Borussia has the better chance of winning this match. However, I usually bet on unlikely outcomes (to maximize my potential winnings). In this case, I plan to bet on a draw. I will win if neither team can demonstrate a decisive advantage. 🧖

You really have passion for these your favorites games, this is what we call gamble for passion and not for money because I am very sure you don’t care about the money you will make after the match but only care about how you will fill and the fun you and your friends will have during the game.

Nevertheless, why bet on a draw when it is clear that Dortmund is a big favorite to win this game? They have high chance of winning the match, they won three in their last five encounters when they are not in good form, and now they are in good form seating second in the Bundesliga table, I don’t think Dortmund will miss this opportunity in this coming game.

[Rockson1]

I feel that investors go to leagues with more competitions for instance the Premier League, that's why there are more investors over there than other leagues, I really don't understand why other teams are finding it difficult to challenge Bayern's dominance, it now looks like the league was made for Bayern to dominate forever.

 I don't think it's about tax and regulations cause England pays the most tax yet investors rush over there to invest on various clubs maybe I could consider regulations though but then im not sure if the Bundesliga doesn't allow foreign investors, not sure about that.

This is the same thing that keeps repeating itself in the French league 1, where PSG has made the ligue title valueless, since other clubs don't have the capacity to battle it out with them, the same has been the case in the German bundesliga, the league master Bayer Munich is not joking there and I don't see it as their fault, they have the best players in the league, if you look closely you will understand that other teams looks comfortable with that.
It is true that investors can only come in when there is competition in the league according to you but they have to start from somewhere first, I think there must be some other things that is hindering investors interest in the league side.

[Pandu Geddon]

Nevertheless, why bet on a draw when it is clear that Dortmund is a big favorite to win this game? They have high chance of winning the match, they won three in their last five encounters when they are not in good form, and now they are in good form seating second in the Bundesliga table, I don’t think Dortmund will miss this opportunity in this coming game.

I think there are other factors to consider when Frankfurt plays at home. When they play at home, it seems they are luckier and avoid defeat, at least in some of their home games. Although Frankfurt's performance is not actually that good, we’ll just have to see later how Dortmund takes advantage of every opportunity they get.

[pusaka]

Nevertheless, why bet on a draw when it is clear that Dortmund is a big favorite to win this game? They have high chance of winning the match, they won three in their last five encounters when they are not in good form, and now they are in good form seating second in the Bundesliga table, I don’t think Dortmund will miss this opportunity in this coming game.

I think there are other factors to consider when Frankfurt plays at home. When they play at home, it seems they are luckier and avoid defeat, at least in some of their home games. Although Frankfurt's performance is not actually that good, we’ll just have to see later how Dortmund takes advantage of every opportunity they get.

That is quite reasonable to do considering the host status that Frankfurt will play. But I might prefer to bet on both teams scoring in this match.

Frankfurt have been one of the more prolific teams this season, scoring 30 goals. But on the other hand they also have a weak defense, so the possibility that they will be able to create goals against Borussia Dortmund and they will concede is a very big possibility. And in this bet, I think it is better to bet in a multi bet by including Bayern Munich in the betting list.       

[Akbarkoe]

If it's difficult for rich investors from the middle east to own a club in the German Bundesliga, it will be difficult for other clubs to have the necessary funds that will help them stop Bayern Munich from dominating the Bundesliga. I would have loved if rich investors from the middle east could possibly own one club in German Bundesliga so that Bayern Munich will have a serious competitor for the Bundesliga title every year.

There hasn't been much news about wealthy investors acquiring German clubs. They don't seem interested in the German football industry yet. According to several news sources, most investors come to England or Italy to buy clubs and do business. In fact, many wealthy individuals in the Middle East, particularly Saudi Arabia, have invested in football. However, despite their success in various Asian leagues, it seems they're still reluctant to venture into Europe, as taxes and regulations may be more complicated. I think clubs need to convince investors, or learn from Bayern Munich to become like them.

The Bundesliga is also quite famous not much different from Liga 1 PSG and PSG is getting attention from the middle eastern investors, but the problem is we haven't read how the regulations are made here, it must have differences, from the economic side also Germany is quite good and I think the other partner is related to why the middle eastern investors invest in a team in a league, it could be like you said about the regulations or even the business opportunities are still in question which makes them not enter the German market.