Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Volgastallion]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

[verdinio]

Bayern leverkusen is favourite for this match as the many people are showing their confidence that Bayern Leverkusen manage their success against Hamburg. But this is also the fact that Bayern Leverkusen was very inconsistent throughout and this is the reason which make their impression as the weak or not a strong team. This is true that if we make a comparison of both of the teams which are Beyern Leverkusen and Hamburg leverkusen is on some better position than Hamburg. But the team Hamburg has a positive aspect which is that they ate going to play in their home ground which may proven as the beneficial in their favour. Because this can increase the confidence of any team due to the support of their people's. And playing under pressure sometimes works in the good for the team.

I really like Bayern Leverkusen when it comes to playing hard, they do it without ever holding back, clearly there are other teams that dominate the championship, but they also won a championship with Xabi Alonso if I am not mistaken, so it doesn't seem to me that they are a team to throw away, at least they are credible.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I really like Bayern Leverkusen when it comes to playing hard, they do it without ever holding back, clearly there are other teams that dominate the championship, but they also won a championship with Xabi Alonso if I am not mistaken, so it doesn't seem to me that they are a team to throw away, at least they are credible.

The Xabi Alonso era is very different from the team's current situation, so Leverkusen needs to do a lot if they want to compete for the title again. That season, Bayern Munich also experienced a decline in performance and Leverkusen themselves were at a much better level which is why they managed to reach the championship. This season is very different as Bayern Munich themselves are much more promising and the team's overall performance is also much better than before making it difficult for any team to break Bayern Munich's dominance this season.

[Halifat]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

This is always why they are on top because they don't have any rival that will compete against them in terms of bringing him better players, RB Leipzig who are also close are busy doing business, to some extent I don't normally blame some of the teams because they  always choose their class carefully, for instance top teams play for the title while the middle team fight to make their players have value so that they will take them out to bring in more money, and the bottom teams fight to maintain their position in the league so that they will still be making money gradually.

[Fakhrulenclix]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

I think no investor would want to take a big risk by spending a lot of money to compete with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga because I think everyone is also realistic that Bayern Munich has built a very strong foundation, making it very difficult to break their dominance. Maybe some teams only build minimally and go through a process that will definitely take a very long time.

[GiftedMAN]

I think no investor would want to take a big risk by spending a lot of money to compete with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga because I think everyone is also realistic that Bayern Munich has built a very strong foundation, making it very difficult to break their dominance. Maybe some teams only build minimally and go through a process that will definitely take a very long time.

It's not like it can't be possible, it takes just one big investors with the nerves to do so but i feel they'll rather go to more competitive leagues like the Premier League or Serie A than the Bundesliga that's been dominated by Bayern Munich for years. Although things could change and we'll see more investors go into the Bundesliga in future. Borussia Dortmund looked like a team that could've challenged them but they're more into using their players for business than building a long-term squad that would win trophies.

[ndutndut]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

I think no investor would want to take a big risk by spending a lot of money to compete with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga because I think everyone is also realistic that Bayern Munich has built a very strong foundation, making it very difficult to break their dominance. Maybe some teams only build minimally and go through a process that will definitely take a very long time.

It's indeed difficult to compete with a team that already has a strong foundation, even if it has received fresh funding from investors. Consider Manchester City, which started out as a mediocre team, but after investors arrived, they didn't immediately become a powerhouse. They had to go through a long process to become what they are today. Moreover, the Bundesliga isn't a popular league like the EPL, so investors will naturally think twice about investing heavily in a Bundesliga team.

Bayern Munich dominance is indeed difficult to overcome. It even took 10 years to break their dominance, as Leverkusen did a few seasons ago. And now teams like Bayern Munich will dominate even further, as teams like Dortmund, Leverkusen and RB Leipzig have performed unimpressively this season.

[Just Say]

Today, Bayern Munich would be up against Monchengladbach at home and it would be another opportunity to extend the gap between them and Dortmund, and this would give Bayern a little relaxation in the domestic league to focus more energy into their next game in the UCL where they are having the hard games to play.

By winning this match, Bayern Munich will have the opportunity to focus more energy on their next UCL match, but as we see, their opponent in the UCL Round of Sixteen is Atalanta but this Italian team is no longer in terrible form. Moreover, you know about Bayern Munich's maturity and consistent perform because this team secured victory in the last match, i.e. in the 24th round, against the second team in the Bundesliga table,so it is right that Monchengladbach is not a strong competitor for Bayern Munich in this round tonight. To be honest, Bayern's keen eyes are against Atalanta in both legs of the upcoming Champions League Round of Sixteen because my opinion they will have a chance to increase their gap and go to the next Champions League round by winning these games.

[Baki202]

I really like Bayern Leverkusen when it comes to playing hard, they do it without ever holding back, clearly there are other teams that dominate the championship, but they also won a championship with Xabi Alonso if I am not mistaken, so it doesn't seem to me that they are a team to throw away, at least they are credible.

Bayern Leverkusen are always working really hard to prove a point just that it is always not going as easy as we think and even the effort they have made since the season started I was happy and I did not expect them to make any move not until how they were looking for ways to make the club better and from the beginning of the season we all saw how they were making serious preparations to make things easy for there selfs but a lot did not work. And they won the Bundesliga once so they know what it takes to win again especially now that this clubs are in form.

Immediately they won the first time that is when kompany was appointed as the new coach of Bayern Munich and that was the beginning of changes in the Bundesliga and now that bayern Munich is in form and Dortmund is not relaxing at all that makes a lot of difference so now it has even made everything more difficult, for bayern leverkusen and if they continue with this way then they will continue to get better because they don't look like a club that is ready to give up.

[Egii Nna]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

Leipzig are doing the same thing that Dortmund are doing in the Bundesliga because they build players and then sell them to get more money. They know that any team that wants to break the dominance of Bayern Munich will have to do much more, which will be very hard for them to achieve. We know it will not be easy for them to do that. Even Bayer Leverkusen, who did it before, can’t do it again after Xabi Alonso left. So let’s see what will end up happening this season, but I know for sure Bayern Munich will still be dominant.

[aylabadia05]

Bayern Munich dominance is indeed difficult to overcome. It even took 10 years to break their dominance, as Leverkusen did a few seasons ago. And now teams like Bayern Munich will dominate even further, as teams like Dortmund, Leverkusen and RB Leipzig have performed unimpressively this season.

Can, but it's not time yet. Bayer Leverkusen is the last contender. Bayern Munich's challengers are still not as strong as Dortmund until the end of the season.
Dortmund once broke Bayern Munich's dominance in the 2022/2023 season, but in the last match, Dortmund only managed a draw against Mainz at home, while Bayern Munich defeated Cologne.
Investors are willing to compete in the Bundesliga because what they see is not how great other teams besides Bayern are in winning trophies, but how much profit they can make each season during the contract period.

[Stormisover]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

This thing you just said is like starting a fight you can't end nor win, because no one would want to go against Bayern Munich in such a deal, or haven't you notice that most at times Bayern Munich often buy off the key players in their rival teams just to keep the dominance in the league, like no investor will even think of that rather they will deal with Bayern Munich and for the RB Liepzig you just mention i think that team is the most unserious team in that league because i don't see any reason why a team will be that rich and quite consistent but struggle most at times to even qualify for the UEFA champions league.

[Altryist]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

But trying to surpass Bayern is an extremely difficult task, because their development has been built over decades. To challenge that dominance, you would need to invest enormous amounts of money, and even then it’s not clear whether it would actually work or not. In leagues where there is such a clear leader, like Ligue 1 or the Bundesliga, I think the level of competition will always remain relatively low.

Clubs like Borussia and Leipzig primarily treat it as a business, because they nurturing young football talents and then sell them at the end of the season for much higher prices than they originally paid. In other words, their main goal is not necessarily to win the Bundesliga, but to make huge profits.

[hyudien]

I think no investor would want to take a big risk by spending a lot of money to compete with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga because I think everyone is also realistic that Bayern Munich has built a very strong foundation, making it very difficult to break their dominance. Maybe some teams only build minimally and go through a process that will definitely take a very long time.

It's not like it can't be possible, it takes just one big investors with the nerves to do so but i feel they'll rather go to more competitive leagues like the Premier League or Serie A than the Bundesliga that's been dominated by Bayern Munich for years. Although things could change and we'll see more investors go into the Bundesliga in future. Borussia Dortmund looked like a team that could've challenged them but they're more into using their players for business than building a long-term squad that would win trophies.

I've written about this before, but after reviewing the Bundesliga rules, it seems highly unlikely that major investors will enter the league. The rules are as follows.

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The 50+1 Rule.
This rule requires that the majority of club ownership (at least 50% + 1 vote) remain in the hands of club members or the supporter community. This means that outside investors cannot fully control the club.

So, while your reasoning is quite valid, that the Bundesliga isn't as competitive as other top leagues, which discourages major investors, the more likely reason is the one I cited.
I believe that if this rule were changed, there would be a significant opportunity for investors to buy a Bundesliga club, and we could also see a more exciting competition.

[CageMabok]

I think no investor would want to take a big risk by spending a lot of money to compete with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga because I think everyone is also realistic that Bayern Munich has built a very strong foundation, making it very difficult to break their dominance. Maybe some teams only build minimally and go through a process that will definitely take a very long time.

It's not that no investor is willing to take such a risk, but rather that investors are considering it more realistically. Investors must also be more careful in making any moves, as in such cases, it requires not only courage to take action but also a more viable strategy. If the chances of breaking the dominance still seem slim, it's perfectly reasonable for investors to avoid taking any risks.

[Mayor of ogba]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

I think the transfer policy in the German Bundesliga makes it difficult for big investors to invest in the German Bundesliga, and you shouldn't blame RB Leipzig for selling their best players to make money because they don't have what it takes to stop Bayern Munich dominance, and for their best players not to join clubs like Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, Barcelona, and Real Madrid as a free agent, it's better for RB Leipzig to sell them off for the right money.

[8rch7]

Will Xabi Alonso return to Leverkusen? This is unlikely. I hear rumors that Liverpool management is thinking about Alonso. And they want to take Alonso as a replacement for Arne Slot. I have seen several news.
However, if Alonso returns to Leverkusen, it will be easier for them to stabilize Leverkusen's performance. The squad that Alonso built is no longer there. Leverkusen management has sold several important players. So even if Alonso comes to the Bundesliga, he will have to start over again.

Indeed has an opportunity for Xabi Alonso return to Bayern Leverkusen but has significant difference current teams performance, many top players leave Bayern Leverkusen and I believe Alonso get difficult bring back Bayern Leverkusen to stop Bayern Munich dominance in Bundesliga. Leverkusen sold almost 60% composition teams when become the winner of Bundesliga and if Alonso appoint as new manager actually he need time adapting well build new teams with new composition player.

Interested, Bayern Munich leading 1-0 until 35 minutes against Gladbach likely Bayern dominance in Bundesliga can't stoppable yet after last match success defeating Dortmund.

[Furious 7]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

The Bundesliga rule that clubs remain owned by their supporters (due to 50+1) is one of the reasons for the lack of interest from investors as they do not have full rights unlike in other European domestic competitions such as La Liga or the EPL.

This may be one reason why it is extremely difficult to compete with Bayern as even if investors do enter they will only serve as structural supporters of the club and cannot inject funds to quickly boost performance, unlike clubs in other domestic leagues like the EPL which compete fiercely with their financial resources.
Therefore given this situation investor activity is clearly limited and this is one of the reasons why it may be difficult to make moves to counter Bayern's dominance each season.

[Slow death]

Im really surprised by not seeing a big investor or a team from Germany who put a ton of money to rivalry Bayer Munich and start to break his dominance, i mean i know we have RB Leipzig but that team is not focus on real fight they are focus on promoting players and made money from it, so is not gonna be a top contender for a league like this.

Even in Dortmund's case, they've had many good players who weren't famous; they were talents Dortmund had just discovered and hadn't spent much money on. But the old objective of acquiring good players to sell for very high prices always prevails. So it's not that these other Bundesliga teams can't also fight for the title—they can. But they don't want to because they profit more when they acquire good players for a low price but sell them for a high price.

[len01]

Munich vs Mönchengladbach

This time Bayern look really comfortable scoring. In the first half they managed to get 2 goals without much resistance. Meanwhile, Mönchengladbach have only tried one shot, and it looked pretty pointless.

Based on how the first half went, here are a few options that I think are worth considering,

Total corners under 7.5
Munich over 3.5

I’m hoping Bayern can score at least 2 more goals in the second half.