Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

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If Dortmund continues to keep the players it has developed on its roster instead of selling them, it will be in a position to dominate the league. Most teams are probably turning to player sales to cover their debts, but as long as success doesn’t come, you can’t get people to buy into the team either. At the very least, there are plenty of people who expect the team to win the championship. Dortmund, of course, is competing in the league in a more consistent manner compared to other teams.

What we expect because since the beginning of Dortmund's business is not the trophies they want to target but the profits from the sale of the young players they have and until now it continues to survive which keeps them on a comfortable path because they are always in the top 4 zone on the one hand they are also not constrained for financial matters because they always get profits from their sales.

This season is also likely to be the same especially at this time the name Daniel Svensson is quite interested in several big clubs so it is possible that this could be something that will continue to repeat because for Dortmund it seems the most important thing is to stay out of the comfort zone especially their fans are also not too complaining about this.

[Cossyblack]

Great players are always never cheap, they always come with a price and that is because even in the team from where they are coming, they could have been that useful to the team but they moved to your team to give you the value they would have been giving back at their team so you will have to pay the price to move them.

In some cases the club might not want to sell the player because of his value to the team they will set a high fee that will discouraged clubs who are interested in the player. However, clubs who are willingly to risks any amounts to get a quality player are ones that do well in their leagues because of the value that the player will contribute to the team. Again if the coach cannot manage the player, the money spent to secure that quality player would be a waste.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Even though I know that will not happen, because these days Ballon D'or mostly goes to player who won the UCL and in this case Kane failed, so it will probably be Kvara or Dembele or whatever again. If it was not such a big deal, I would say Kane definitely was the best player in that year.

I think Dembele will win it again, and I wouldn't mind. We've seen galas where players who don't deserve the Ballon d'Or win it, and Dembele deserves it more. If we consider his achievements, his overall development as a player, I'd like it to be Dembele. He's already helped PSG win two Champions League titles. I remember when Jota Yordi from El Chiringuito wished Dembele would win the same number of Champions League titles as Barcelona, ​​who had zero. Now he has to eat his words.

[MRY]

Even though I know that will not happen, because these days Ballon D'or mostly goes to player who won the UCL and in this case Kane failed, so it will probably be Kvara or Dembele or whatever again. If it was not such a big deal, I would say Kane definitely was the best player in that year.

I think Dembele will win it again, and I wouldn't mind. We've seen galas where players who don't deserve the Ballon d'Or win it, and Dembele deserves it more. If we consider his achievements, his overall development as a player, I'd like it to be Dembele. He's already helped PSG win two Champions League titles. I remember when Jota Yordi from El Chiringuito wished Dembele would win the same number of Champions League titles as Barcelona, ​​who had zero. Now he has to eat his words.

The criterion used to determine the greatest footballers in the world should preferably be the immediate contribution that they make towards bringing ultimate success to their team. When the issue of statistics and trophy hauls are presented to public opinion, they are usually discovered to be incorrect. The most important measure would be major victories in Europe which would bring a sentence of personal sentiment out of the prestigious awards scene.

[Lida93]

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Yes, I agree with that, but it is also something that disturbs my mind like what happened to PSG when there were neymar, Messi and other mbappe, say very expensive star players but their results were only local, but after they left, there was a lot of budget efficiency and without them PSG won the UCL twice, Money is indeed power in player transactions, but the foresight of the coach in choosing players for their strategy is a very expensive price too, overspending is not good, so there must be smart decisions built on awareness in making a solid team to be able to produce a strong team.

I also keep asking similar question and I am certain that not just you and me but many other persons would be asking same question about why couldn't that PSG team of world class players that you mentioned couldn't even win a single UCL trophy in Europe for PSG but it usually takes me back to a one time Real Madrid team usually labeled as the galaticus due to the calibre of players that made up the team at the period but yet they couldn't boast of significant trophies in Europe in all their time. Somehow it wasn't as though they had a bad coach but they just couldn't do the unusual. Coming back to PSG, I just think it was the right time for them to win the UCL  and with the right player and coach.

[Wake Up]

Even though I know that will not happen, because these days Ballon D'or mostly goes to player who won the UCL and in this case Kane failed, so it will probably be Kvara or Dembele or whatever again. If it was not such a big deal, I would say Kane definitely was the best player in that year.

I think Dembele will win it again, and I wouldn't mind. We've seen galas where players who don't deserve the Ballon d'Or win it, and Dembele deserves it more. If we consider his achievements, his overall development as a player, I'd like it to be Dembele. He's already helped PSG win two Champions League titles. I remember when Jota Yordi from El Chiringuito wished Dembele would win the same number of Champions League titles as Barcelona, ​​who had zero. Now he has to eat his words.

Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League again, but Dembele didn't have that much of an impact this year. Therefore, in my opinion, Bayern Munich players Olise or Kane could win the award. They also reached the Champions League semi-finals and had a fantastic year. I think they deserve it more than Dembele, at least.

[bastisisca]

No, in the second leg it was a matter of the referee... Handball against Bayern in the first leg? Ok, but how about handball against PSG in the second leg? Which clearly was a move towards the ball with the hand whereas in the first leg Davies never moved his hands towards the ball.

Second leg, red card against PSG because of handball and prevention of a massive chance for Bayern when Leimer would have been through? What do you think? Referee, without VAR, gave handball against Leimer, which provably was wrong.

If those details go against you and you are playing PSG, I can understand why you lose in the end. You mal call this strategic genius, but in this case, which I rarely do, I call this 12th man for PSG and unfair advantage.

Unfortunately there are always mistakes, in any case Paris Saint-Germain certainly didn't need this to win, as they were too strong a team.
Apart from the final, which in the end was lucky with penalties, given that one never talks about skill in penalties.
And it's the second year in a row. Think how angry Mbappe is.

[bitgolden]

I rated PSG so high against Arsenal before the Champion League final, but not after what happened. Though they controlled the ball, Arsenal was the only one that scored a clean goal, others were penalty shootouts, so I will give Arsenal's defense a big kudos for that despite the much pressure, they have that. However, the mistake Arsenal made was being too defensive, that did work that day. Had it been they've allowed their full attack whilst defend for a balance, things might have played differently. Arsenal wanted to hold onto that single goal, but it was dawn on them when Dembele scored, but had to still defend since they were no match for PSG and opted for their luck with the penalty shootout which happened to be against them.

It was always known that Arsenal would defend very well. Only chance PSG had would be scoring very early, because if PSG scored early, then Arsenal would have to attack to find a score, so they wouldn't be able to defend that well.

But the opposite happened, instead of PSG scoring early, we got Arsenal scoring very early .This resulted with all 11 players be around the box for Arsenal, and they almost won it. So PSG had a lower chance to win almost all of the game, but they got lucky in the end.

[Sim_card]

What we expect because since the beginning of Dortmund's business is not the trophies they want to target but the profits from the sale of the young players they have and until now it continues to survive which keeps them on a comfortable path because they are always in the top 4 zone on the one hand they are also not constrained for financial matters because they always get profits from their sales.

This season is also likely to be the same especially at this time the name Daniel Svensson is quite interested in several big clubs so it is possible that this could be something that will continue to repeat because for Dortmund it seems the most important thing is to stay out of the comfort zone especially their fans are also not too complaining about this.

If there's a change of coach all those mentality will not be the same again because the new coach will want to win trophy and make name for himself. I don't blame them because it seems that they have totally given up on winning the trophy maybe, because Bayern wouldn't give them the chance. This was the same reason why Arsenal hasn't been able to win the EPL title for 22 years because Arsen Wenger was doing the same thing. Buy very young players from an unknown club build them up and sell them expensively and the management was happy with him because they're making money and progressing at the same time.

[Chilwell]

Even though I know that will not happen, because these days Ballon D'or mostly goes to player who won the UCL and in this case Kane failed, so it will probably be Kvara or Dembele or whatever again. If it was not such a big deal, I would say Kane definitely was the best player in that year.

I think Dembele will win it again, and I wouldn't mind. We've seen galas where players who don't deserve the Ballon d'Or win it, and Dembele deserves it more. If we consider his achievements, his overall development as a player, I'd like it to be Dembele. He's already helped PSG win two Champions League titles. I remember when Jota Yordi from El Chiringuito wished Dembele would win the same number of Champions League titles as Barcelona, ​​who had zero. Now he has to eat his words.

Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League again, but Dembele didn't have that much of an impact this year. Therefore, in my opinion, Bayern Munich players Olise or Kane could win the award. They also reached the Champions League semi-finals and had a fantastic year. I think they deserve it more than Dembele, at least.

Last year dembélé won it and honestly he deserve it because of how he performed, but this season I'm very confident that even the FIFA will be confused this time around because that is how they used to behave, they are not always straightforward when it comes to awarding this Ballon D'or. The two players you mentioned in Bayern Munich also deserve it because they have played very well but FIFA decision is always different, they award it to who ever they like.

[aipercoin]

Dortmund have always been considered the second-best title contenders behind Bayern, but it was a huge surprise that Bayer suddenly became the one to break Bayern's hegemony. By the way, a year earlier, Dortmund themselves missed out on the title - they needed a win in the last game against Mainz, but they tied 2-2 and gave the title to Bayern with the same points haha! Considering the kind of machine Kompani built, those two strange seasons will be remembered for another 10 years.

This year Bayer really dominated the Championship, already for a long time before the end of the season they were leading with a lot of points, it was already understood that they would win without any major problems.
Dortmund have always been the only team capable of countering Bayer Munich, but in this season just ended they have not given much satisfaction.

[tygeade]

Great players of course cost a lot of money, but at the same time, you can find some great players cheap if you are lucky OR you could buy someone great and they start playing badly. Remember when Bayern Munich had Sadio Mane? That dude was coming off a great Liverpool run, he was awesome there, he played perfect, he won UCL and such there, and then he joined Bayern and he was let go after just one year, even had trouble starting by the end, now playing at Saudi league for a while because of it.

Just because you may get someone who is a "star" doesn't mean they will be great at all times. Sometimes you do it and get Mane, sometimes you pay a lot but get Kane, hence why it's a shot you throw and hope that it sticks in.

[ITExpert]

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.

There is no doubt that if you want to get the good players in any team this seeks a lot of money. Because without having a strong financial status no one can afford the big players. It's very clear in the football that more a player will be capable the more he will be extensive. And no team can grow better without the good players . So it is known by everyone that to make the team performance better it is necessary for all the teams to maintain their financial stability. Bayern Munich is the most strongest team right now the main reason is that they have the best results recruitment policy and have a very strong squad as well. Because the team is financially strong and they can afford the expensive players which makes them more incredible and more capable to compete with any of their opponent.

[giorgione]

Enrique is an experienced manager, and he really played by the rules so well. He studied Bayern Munich carefully in the first leg, and that is why he changed his tactics. When his team scored, they tried to defend their lead because he knew that if they continued attacking Bayern Munich recklessly, Bayern could take advantage of that.Seriously, Bayern Munich are aggressive attackers. Because of that, they had great opportunities to score many goals in the second leg, just as they did in the first leg. However, Enrique's tactics really worked. As a coach, it is necessary to study a team's patterns and also know how to play different styles of football. When it is time to defend a lead, your players should be able to do that. Likewise, when it is time to attack and score, your players should also be capable of doing so.

Even Arsenal, what stopped them from winning the Champions League is that they are not as strong in attack. They do not know how to change their pattern of play and get what they want from a match. Arsenal really tried, but if their attack had been as effective as PSG's, I do not think the match would have gone to extra time. Arsenal have a stronger defense than PSG, and it is not that Arsenal do not have good attackers. The point is that a highly aggressive attacking style full about arteta.

I can only say that Luis Enrique did an incredible job, they truly created a team of talents, incredibly strong, but the real victory was on the pitch, they put all the teams in difficulty, even those who on paper were stronger than them, like Bayern Munich which is an incredible team and didn't manage to do much.

[Cossyblack]

I think Dembele will win it again, and I wouldn't mind. We've seen galas where players who don't deserve the Ballon d'Or win it, and Dembele deserves it more. If we consider his achievements, his overall development as a player, I'd like it to be Dembele. He's already helped PSG win two Champions League titles. I remember when Jota Yordi from El Chiringuito wished Dembele would win the same number of Champions League titles as Barcelona, ​​who had zero. Now he has to eat his words.

I agree with you considering that he won the lique 1 and the champions league I think he is the best person who deserves to win the Ballon d'Or. Even though winners are chosen by votes, dembele would still be the player who will win it because they will consider that he has won the champions league. If dembele hadn't win the champions league the chances that they he will the Ballon d'Or would be slim that's why I'm confident he would win the year ballon d'Or as long as they won't manipulate the result

[Volgastallion]

Dembele is one of the players who for real shut off a lot of mouths and when everyone thinks he was already a overhyped player, i mean when Barcelona paid what they paid for him everyone think it was so much money for a player like him and his performance was not that high in Barcelona, so after he departed and when everyone think his career was gonna start to fall he shows up and make his best seasons.

[wakier]

Enrique is an experienced manager, and he really played by the rules so well. He studied Bayern Munich carefully in the first leg, and that is why he changed his tactics. When his team scored, they tried to defend their lead because he knew that if they continued attacking Bayern Munich recklessly, Bayern could take advantage of that.Seriously, Bayern Munich are aggressive attackers. Because of that, they had great opportunities to score many goals in the second leg, just as they did in the first leg. However, Enrique's tactics really worked. As a coach, it is necessary to study a team's patterns and also know how to play different styles of football. When it is time to defend a lead, your players should be able to do that. Likewise, when it is time to attack and score, your players should also be capable of doing so.

Even Arsenal, what stopped them from winning the Champions League is that they are not as strong in attack. They do not know how to change their pattern of play and get what they want from a match. Arsenal really tried, but if their attack had been as effective as PSG's, I do not think the match would have gone to extra time. Arsenal have a stronger defense than PSG, and it is not that Arsenal do not have good attackers. The point is that a highly aggressive attacking style full about arteta.

I can only say that Luis Enrique did an incredible job, they truly created a team of talents, incredibly strong, but the real victory was on the pitch, they put all the teams in difficulty, even those who on paper were stronger than them, like Bayern Munich which is an incredible team and didn't manage to do much.

Luis Enrique is the first coach who made PSG able to achieve success in the Champions League, he is truly the best coach of PSG at the moment, I myself am also amazed by his coaching system which makes his players play very tough even though from what I saw Luis Enrique did not do too much player overhaul and did not even have the ambition to recruit quality players but he was really able to build a strong performance. Bayern Munich which I initially really admired from the beginning because they looked very strong and thought they would win the UCL title actually disappointed me.

[banana33]

After Bayern Munich, Dortmund is another recognisable dominant force you can mention in the league, they are of some good potential to win the title but they seem to prefer their business of sales of players more because they do produce quality talents often.

I would prefer Dortmund over the likes of Leverkusen because they have a seeming consistency in their attempt to dominate than Leverkusen does, it even felt like luck Leverkusen showed slight dominance at some point.  I just hope Dortmund gets to match Munich some day because  they have the most or highest tendency among others.

Bayern Munich always amazes me and i must say that they will hardly move to help other teams rise to the Olympus, they will continue to dominate for a very long time, that's for sure, i also don't think there is any team that can do better than them, that's for sure, maybe in a while but not now that they are the best.

[Majestic-milf]

I just can't get over the fact that Wolfsburg got relegated last week!
Still remember when they won the title with Grafite and Dzeko
But what a surprise to see a team like Paderborn in the Bundesliga....but then again nothing should surprise me anymore after Heidenheim had been able to avoid relegation for three whole seasons!

Crazy things are happening! Its not surprising how Wolfsburg got to be relegated because they only had 7 wins in 34 league matches. 7 wins, 8 draws and 19 losses aren't a record to have if the aim is to stay in the top flight and as for Paderborn making it to the Bundesliga, they worked hard for it but it's gonna be a big test for them if they can survive it since the last time tht tasted such action was in 2019. It's really crazy but that's football for you.

[changaa]

Leverkusen's rise was unusual but their decline was natural. Leverkusen won the bundesliga title  without losing a single match in the  whole season. Bayern Munich probably can not do that either. On the other hand, leverkusen is not a rich club, so naturally  they have to sell players to s ave money. And their performance has declined  even more after Alonso left Leverkusen the following season.

Dortmund do nott want to win the title. If they had a target to win the title, they probably could have. They have produced a lot of talented players. But they prioritize  making money by selling players every season. They don't fight for the title in any season. Dortmund's target is to qualify for the champions league.

In my opinion it happened as it often happens to many teams, that is, Leverkusen had a powerful rise, then when all the commitments and all the stress came together they couldn't handle it.
It happens in my opinion, the big teams know how to deal with this thing simply.