Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[mv1986]

One thing Bayern Munich needs to talk about is champions league. They are still having trouble getting that, they won it once a few years back, but ever since then, even when they were good, they failed. This season they shattered every known goal scoring record in Germany, the best team that could ever be, and yet they still lost to PSG at semi finals.

I do not know what they need, I mean they have a great team, so I am not sure if transfers is the only thing they need, maybe a few players for depth, but I honestly think that it is more about taking it more seriously and finding some strategy that may help them a lot. This is quite important and otherwise they are not going to end up with good results at all if they do not change some stuff.

That is a great analysis.

They should have a round table with Barcelona, Liverpool, Chelsea, Inter Milan, perhaps Manchester United. They are all in trouble, all of them don't frequently win the Champions League. Oh I forgot Arsenal, they won the Premier League but can't win the Champions League - that's embarrassing.

There is no "talking about Champions League" kind of thing to win it. It's a competition the outcome of which you can't 100% influence, it is not fully in your hands. One lucky cross ball in the last final and Arsenal would be the winner. A better penalty shootout and PSG would be crying. It is just one action or lucky detail that changes everything.

How about the referee decisions against Bayern vs. PSG? Red card against PSG? Of course! How about the penalties? Your own influence in that competition is limited. The teams are on such a high level that the tiniest of tiniest details decide. And you think they should be sitting down and have a serious talk to win it again. 

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Spending too much on them will not get the team to European competitions, but will only make the team face a financial crisis and break them in the end. If they are not even careful, they will end up as a relegation team. Teams like Mainz and others are supposed to improve gradually, as they will make significant improvements slowly. Because having bigger goals will break them instead of improving them.

Sometimes it becomes necessary some.money be spent on a team if you want the patterns around them to change, because if you want to bring in players who will help improve the team you need money to get this players. If the team are looking to achieve more this season they will need to improve a lot of things in the team and it will include spend some money on the team else they may have to continue the same pattern and rhe best they may get will be an average.

[RaltcoinsB]

Spending too much on them will not get the team to European competitions, but will only make the team face a financial crisis and break them in the end. If they are not even careful, they will end up as a relegation team. Teams like Mainz and others are supposed to improve gradually, as they will make significant improvements slowly. Because having bigger goals will break them instead of improving them.

Sometimes it becomes necessary some.money be spent on a team if you want the patterns around them to change, because if you want to bring in players who will help improve the team you need money to get this players. If the team are looking to achieve more this season they will need to improve a lot of things in the team and it will include spend some money on the team else they may have to continue the same pattern and rhe best they may get will be an average.

This rule applies not only in Germany, but in every country. If you want success, you need to spend a lot of money. Because a year gives you the opportunity to see the team's weaknesses. Naturally, you feel the need to fill the gaps and areas where you are lacking. But for that, you need money. Because you need to cover the player's transfer fee and contract salary. This leads to a huge money cycle between teams. They don't call football an industry for nothing. Football has truly become an industry where very high amounts of money circulate.

[Lida93]

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Similarly several other league representatives consistently qualify for the Champions League every season, but their participation is merely supplementary. This isn't meant to cast doubt on the team, but rather to highlight the differences in mentality and experience. In the Bundesliga, we see Dortmund who consistently qualify for the Champions League, but when they do play in the Champions League, they struggle to finish in a much better position. This demonstrates the difference in quality in the league, both in mentality and experience of each team.

I think it all comes back to each team to build strength in their team and the league should not be a reference for example like PSG and Bayern Munich who can be very respected in the Champions League competition and Dortmund cannot be used as a big example because they did not build a strong team to be able to compete on the European stage even though they have always been consistent in playing in the Champions League.

Building strength in a team has to do with financial capacity and for a team like Dortmund that we're using as an example in this context you don't see them with that financial strength to build their team in same way Bayern Munich would do. They're rather selling the few best they have to maintain the club, it's not like in the EPL where we have teams like Newcastle or  Bournemouth that would be spending high funds in a transfer season to buy players, you don't witness this with many of the teams in the other leagues like the bundesliga, league1 etc. So for these leagues, the difference between how the big teams performs in the UCL and in the domestic is rooted in the financial capacity difference.

[hyudien]

One thing Bayern Munich needs to talk about is champions league. They are still having trouble getting that, they won it once a few years back, but ever since then, even when they were good, they failed. This season they shattered every known goal scoring record in Germany, the best team that could ever be, and yet they still lost to PSG at semi finals.

I do not know what they need, I mean they have a great team, so I am not sure if transfers is the only thing they need, maybe a few players for depth, but I honestly think that it is more about taking it more seriously and finding some strategy that may help them a lot. This is quite important and otherwise they are not going to end up with good results at all if they do not change some stuff.

I think the only thing missing is Kompany experience, because Bayern already have the strength to achieve anything. In the UCL the experience of the coach is very important, because the pressure comes from all directions and a little bit of inattention can affect the result. This is what I have observed from them during their two UCL campaigns and why they have yet to win the title. Maybe in his 3rd season Kompany can take Bayern to the final, but if not, maybe his tenure will be over.

[letteredhub]

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Wolfsburg used to be one of those German teams we enjoy watching their game especially against strong opponents like Bayern Munich back then. So many football stars and legends once donned the green and white jersey of the club. Their relegation to the second division is something I didn't see coming at the start of the season. But it's happened already, I just hope that the club management will be able to facilitate a fast return to the top flight. It'll be more painful to see them play in that division beyond the end of the next season.

There's a thing I observe about these leagues like the French league1 and the Germans bundesliga, you'll notice it that it's like a cycling succession pattern of eras from one team to another in the challenge against the only dominant club in the league, Bayern Munich. They just rise up and make a challenge and after a while drop in form and either settle for lower position or get relegated. Unlike Bayern Munich, they clearly don't have the finances to consistent grow the quality of the team, therefore instead of bringing it more capable players with class they are rather selling out their key players without equal or much better replacement.

[len01]

I think the only thing missing is Kompany experience, because Bayern already have the strength to achieve anything. In the UCL the experience of the coach is very important, because the pressure comes from all directions and a little bit of inattention can affect the result. This is what I have observed from them during their two UCL campaigns and why they have yet to win the title. Maybe in his 3rd season Kompany can take Bayern to the final, but if not, maybe his tenure will be over.

Experience is definitely important for a coach if he wants to win the UCL. But honestly, I think Kompany only needs to fix a few things, mainly Bayern's defense. Bayern have a very strong attack and were one of the highest scoring teams in the UCL, but they often concede easy goals when opponents catch them on the counterattack.

So, They just need to be more solid defensively and not focus only on attacking. With a better balance between attack and defense, they could be even stronger next season.

[snipie]

I was scrolling media when I noticed that kicker ’s traditional player poll voted for Olise from Bayern Munich to be named the best player of Bundesliga and even in the World.
Harry Kane came in the fourth place there and third in the World after Olise and Yamal. Obviously these are the opinions of almost two hundred german professionals. Otherwise Harry Kane is already named the top scorer of Bundesliga.
From what I read, Olise improvement over the years boosted his odds there too much.

[RaltcoinsB]

I was scrolling media when I noticed that kicker ’s traditional player poll voted for Olise from Bayern Munich to be named the best player of Bundesliga and even in the World.
Harry Kane came in the fourth place there and third in the World after Olise and Yamal. Obviously these are the opinions of almost two hundred german professionals. Otherwise Harry Kane is already named the top scorer of Bundesliga.
From what I read, Olise improvement over the years boosted his odds there too much.

Olise has made incredible progress this year. Looking at both his assists and goals, and his overall performance, he's become a player who has achieved great success with Bayern Munich. I congratulate him on this development, because most players can't show such a high level of improvement. By demonstrating this rise, he has proven his own great achievement to the world. He is currently one of the most talked-about players this year.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I was scrolling media when I noticed that kicker ’s traditional player poll voted for Olise from Bayern Munich to be named the best player of Bundesliga and even in the World.
Harry Kane came in the fourth place there and third in the World after Olise and Yamal. Obviously these are the opinions of almost two hundred german professionals. Otherwise Harry Kane is already named the top scorer of Bundesliga.
From what I read, Olise improvement over the years boosted his odds there too much.

Without a doubt, Olise deserves it, but if we look at it from another point of view, for me the best should be Kane, because he is a complete player, a player who can always make the difference. Besides, a striker like him, the whole team should play for him, even if the others don't want it that way, it has to be that way, because he is in charge of scoring goals. In football, what matters is scoring goals; it's the only thing that makes you win.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I think it all comes back to each team to build strength in their team and the league should not be a reference for example like PSG and Bayern Munich who can be very respected in the Champions League competition and Dortmund cannot be used as a big example because they did not build a strong team to be able to compete on the European stage even though they have always been consistent in playing in the Champions League.

This isn't a comparison but rather a matter of how teams build their squads to face the competition in the Champions League. Similarly Dortmund should be able to deliver much better results in the Champions League, but they consistently sell their potential players, leading to what we see now. Bayern Munich and PSG differ in that both teams consistently buy top players to improve their teams, resulting in consistent performances in the Champions League, even though the process of winning the title is not always determined by squad depth, especially in the Champions League competition.

[Frankolala]

I was scrolling media when I noticed that kicker ’s traditional player poll voted for Olise from Bayern Munich to be named the best player of Bundesliga and even in the World.

Bundesliga cannot choose who will be the best player of the world. They can only choose Olise as the best player in Bundesliga and not in the world because Balloon d'or is there to decide who is the best player of the season. Kane is only the highest goal scorer and it's not a most that the highest goal scorer will win the best player because they don't judge or choose based on the number of goals that you have scored.

[Livingleged]

Bundesliga cannot choose who will be the best player of the world. They can only choose Olise as the best player in Bundesliga and not in the world because Balloon d'or is there to decide who is the best player of the season. Kane is only the highest goal scorer and it's not a most that the highest goal scorer will win the best player because they don't judge or choose based on the number of goals that you have scored.

If the French league could produce the best player in in the world bundesliga should equally stand a chance to do that the only reason I think the mentioned player will not be the favorite is the fact that they didn’t make it to the champions league final and probably win it. if they had done that I’m very sure either harry kane or the micheal olise will be worth winning the award. Because if you look at other league you cant see players that did more than what those two guys had done this season.

[Frankolala]

Bundesliga cannot choose who will be the best player of the world. They can only choose Olise as the best player in Bundesliga and not in the world because Balloon d'or is there to decide who is the best player of the season. Kane is only the highest goal scorer and it's not a most that the highest goal scorer will win the best player because they don't judge or choose based on the number of goals that you have scored.

If the French league could produce the best player in in the world bundesliga should equally stand a chance to do that the only reason I think the mentioned player will not be the favorite is the fact that they dint make it to the champions league final and probably win it. if they had done that I’m very sure either harry kane or the micheal olise be worth winning the award. Because if you look at other league there i cant see players move to that did more that what those two guys had done.

The world cup competition is still there and you cannot rule it out because it's also part of what FIFA will use to know who's the best player this season. If Olise performance is superb and Germany reaches the finals, his chance of winning it will be high and same with Harry Kane if England reaches the finals. The best player might be given a player from the country that wins the world cup.

[snipie]

I was scrolling media when I noticed that kicker ’s traditional player poll voted for Olise from Bayern Munich to be named the best player of Bundesliga and even in the World.

Bundesliga cannot choose who will be the best player of the world. They can only choose Olise as the best player in Bundesliga and not in the world because Balloon d'or is there to decide who is the best player of the season. Kane is only the highest goal scorer and it's not a most that the highest goal scorer will win the best player because they don't judge or choose based on the number of goals that you have scored.

Obviously that choice is not an international or recognisable one outside of Germany. It is the free choice of professionals based on Germany judging about many aspects before selecting the right candidate.
Ballon d'Or is another known manifestation and you can find people in African or Asia criticising it because it is favouring European candidates and few South American ones over the rest of the World. That's not my point of view, I am more neutral but I saw this being said in the net.

[m4r1o]

This isn't a comparison but rather a matter of how teams build their squads to face the competition in the Champions League. Similarly Dortmund should be able to deliver much better results in the Champions League, but they consistently sell their potential players, leading to what we see now. Bayern Munich and PSG differ in that both teams consistently buy top players to improve their teams, resulting in consistent performances in the Champions League, even though the process of winning the title is not always determined by squad depth, especially in the Champions League competition.

comparisons between the strongest teams are always made, it is necessary to give oneself a yardstick, to also understand where possible teams that want to compete in such an environment need to improve, Bayern Munich is constantly the best team in the tournament but they have never won anything for a very long time, this is because they don't compare themselves.

[kennycryptoitalia]

I was scrolling media when I noticed that kicker ?s traditional player poll voted for Olise from Bayern Munich to be named the best player of Bundesliga and even in the World.
Harry Kane came in the fourth place there and third in the World after Olise and Yamal. Obviously these are the opinions of almost two hundred german professionals. Otherwise Harry Kane is already named the top scorer of Bundesliga.
From what I read, Olise improvement over the years boosted his odds there too much.

Harry Kane in my opinion deserves much more, clearly Olise is much younger and is doing much better, but i must say that Kane has also done his thing, I'm not the top scorer he should also easily be the best player in the championship, but this is a case that honestly can't always be applied.

[KTChampions]

I think the only thing missing is Kompany experience, because Bayern already have the strength to achieve anything. In the UCL the experience of the coach is very important, because the pressure comes from all directions and a little bit of inattention can affect the result. This is what I have observed from them during their two UCL campaigns and why they have yet to win the title. Maybe in his 3rd season Kompany can take Bayern to the final, but if not, maybe his tenure will be over.

Kompany has built too good a team to be fired because of the Champions League, where the results are largely random. If they continue to play like they did last season, then his position is strong and will remain so. The only thing I didn't like about Bayern (but this isn't a question for Kompani, but rather for the entire management) was the preparation for the crucial Champions League games. Even after winning the Bundesliga title, Bayern didn't slow down, even though they could have played every game with their second-string team, giving their main players rest.

[SmartCharpa]

I think the only thing missing is Kompany experience, because Bayern already have the strength to achieve anything. In the UCL the experience of the coach is very important, because the pressure comes from all directions and a little bit of inattention can affect the result. This is what I have observed from them during their two UCL campaigns and why they have yet to win the title. Maybe in his 3rd season Kompany can take Bayern to the final, but if not, maybe his tenure will be over.

Kompany and his players need to do better in the Champions League next season. The only thing they need right now is to win the Champions League, their current form deserves to be in the Champions league final. If Kompany do not win the Champions league next season, I don’t think they can win the title under him as the manager. Im confident that if Bayern Munich will be in the Champions League final, they can win the title.

I was scrolling media when I noticed that kicker ’s traditional player poll voted for Olise from Bayern Munich to be named the best player of Bundesliga and even in the World.

Bundesliga cannot choose who will be the best player of the world. They can only choose Olise as the best player in Bundesliga and not in the world because Balloon d'or is there to decide who is the best player of the season. Kane is only the highest goal scorer and it's not a most that the highest goal scorer will win the best player because they don't judge or choose based on the number of goals that you have scored.

You’re right, the league performance does not mean a player is the best player in the world. Harry Kane is the Bundesliga top scorer last season, yet he didn’t win the best player of the season, but he won the top scorer of the league. Olise deserve to be awarded for his performance last season, he contribution to the club last season was very impressive. The World Cup will determine who will win the best player of the season for last season.

[GiftedMAN]

I was scrolling media when I noticed that kicker ?s traditional player poll voted for Olise from Bayern Munich to be named the best player of Bundesliga and even in the World.
Harry Kane came in the fourth place there and third in the World after Olise and Yamal. Obviously these are the opinions of almost two hundred german professionals. Otherwise Harry Kane is already named the top scorer of Bundesliga.
From what I read, Olise improvement over the years boosted his odds there too much.

Harry Kane in my opinion deserves much more, clearly Olise is much younger and is doing much better, but i must say that Kane has also done his thing, I'm not the top scorer he should also easily be the best player in the championship, but this is a case that honestly can't always be applied.

Michael Olise was very instrumental to Bayern Munich's impressive run in the just concluded campaign with his staggering number of goals/assists, so I believe he qualifies to be in the debate of the best players in the German Bundesliga this season but when compared to Harry Kane, I don't think Olise is anywhere better than Kane.
The England international was able to score 58 goals for Bayern Munich this season, that was his own record of goals he's ever managed for a club in one season. Olise was very good for Bayern Munich but Kane was better.