Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

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.

They should've had a backup plan for Alonso, knowing that bigger club woukd come for him with how successful he was that season, the team declined again after Alonso left and some of players that made up that particular squad sold, maybe if they had improved the team amd hired a quality manager the team would've still challenged Bayern Munich even tough they don't win it again.
 They surprisingly went from a team that rose to glory and became fearful to a team struggling to compete,, that's why Bayern Munich would continue to do better than every team in their league cause heavily invest into the team so they'll maintain their success, others should learn from that.

[hyudien]

 They should've had a backup plan for Alonso, knowing that bigger club woukd come for him with how successful he was that season, the team declined again after Alonso left and some of players that made up that particular squad sold, maybe if they had improved the team amd hired a quality manager the team would've still challenged Bayern Munich even tough they don't win it again.
 They surprisingly went from a team that rose to glory and became fearful to a team struggling to compete,, that's why Bayern Munich would continue to do better than every team in their league cause heavily invest into the team so they'll maintain their success, others should learn from that.

Their mistake was that when Xabi left it was Ten Hag who replaced him, and then some important pillars left too.
This was the beginning of the disaster for Leverkusen, I think this was a miscalculation from the management of Leverkusen. And indeed for an average team like them it will be difficult to rebuild a competitive team because money is the problem, if they sell a player for 60 million euros they will replace him with a player for half that money. So basically for a team like Leverkusen to compete again it will take a long time, unless they get the right coach and recruit players who fit the system.

[Danica22]

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.

We don't even imagine that Bayern Munich's dominance will be broken by any team in the 2023-24 season. But Leverkusen did it. They broke Munich's dominance and became champions. Munich is very strong now, there is no doubt about that. And it will be very difficult for Leverkusen or Dortmund to break Munich's dominance. Firstly, Bayern Munich is very strong and they are in the best rhythm. Secondly, squads like Dortmund, Leverkusen or Leipzig are not strong enough. We will definitely see Munich's dominance in the Bundesliga in the next few seasons.

[xzone]

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.

Not every player can succeed in every league or play well for every team. Many players who are considered to have great potential and whom we regard as star players can hit rock bottom within 1-2 seasons, and their quality can drop significantly.
If they get older, after a couple of years we see these star players either playing to get rich in Saudi Arabia or playing to win championships in Türkiye

[Altryist]

Their mistake was that when Xabi left it was Ten Hag who replaced him, and then some important pillars left too.
This was the beginning of the disaster for Leverkusen, I think this was a miscalculation from the management of Leverkusen. And indeed for an average team like them it will be difficult to rebuild a competitive team because money is the problem, if they sell a player for 60 million euros they will replace him with a player for half that money. So basically for a team like Leverkusen to compete again it will take a long time, unless they get the right coach and recruit players who fit the system.

I don't think they could have kept Alonso for much longer. After such a successful season, it was obvious that bigger and more prestigious clubs would try to lure him. I also think that Bayer did exactly what a club in their position should do after a highly successful campaign. When players are at their peak value, it makes sense to sell them for significant transfer fees. Without Xabi Alonso, the following seasons were likely to be less successful, which could have reduced the market value of several players. So in my view, Bayer had an excellent season and managed to capitalize on that success financially as well.

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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.

When an average or mid table team rises to the top and later have to suffer some set backs, it is usually difficult for them to get back to that top because they may be new to how well to manage the pressure and stress that comes with it. Leverkusen does have seem to have that situation currently.

it will take them some time again to bouncing back to that form that gives them a slice of the dominance in the Bundesliga. They are not that strong like Munich and Dortmund who has mastered the act of getting back as quick as possible to form at the top of the table as much as they can and that is the edge of the bigger teams, maybe with time they may be able to build that edge and continually be among the top teams in the Bundesliga.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

I think the same, if and only if they keep the same players, although it's very difficult because Dortmund has always been characterized by selling players and producing stars, however they can keep them, buy more and make a great team. The Bundesliga teams must be stronger because Bayern's dominance is a fact that they are the ones who will continue in the same way, the Bundesliga teams must be stronger.

[Hyphen(-)]

We don't even imagine that Bayern Munich's dominance will be broken by any team in the 2023-24 season. But Leverkusen did it. They broke Munich's dominance and became champions. Munich is very strong now, there is no doubt about that. And it will be very difficult for Leverkusen or Dortmund to break Munich's dominance. Firstly, Bayern Munich is very strong and they are in the best rhythm. Secondly, squads like Dortmund, Leverkusen or Leipzig are not strong enough. We will definitely see Munich's dominance in the Bundesliga in the next few seasons.

Consistency is what big teams as advantage over small teams, that’s why even if they have problem in one season, they do bounce back immediately unlike small teams that do have just one better season and go back to their default performance, we can see that from Leverkusen, they won the Bundesliga with unbeaten record and now they are nowhere to be found even in the Champions League spot against next season, they have returned to where they belong.

Bayern is the giant of the Bundesliga, they will keep dominating since other teams don’t have money to invest in the team, and Dortmund that come close always prefer selling up their already built players over winning trophies, and that’s why Bayern Munich is always ahead of them.

[ITExpert]

We’ve just wrapped up another season in which Bayern Munich dominated the league. Frankly, there’s nothing enjoyable about the league because, just like every season, Bayern Munich managed to run roughshod over the competition again this year. Since the other competing teams always fall behind later on, I don’t think the league is enjoyable anymore. Everyone already knows that Bayern Munich will win the championship every season, so there’s no need to wait until the end of the season.

Yes, I think this is true that the league will be no more enjoyable if everybody knows the results before its end and Bayern Munich really make the league boring in this sense. Because the dominance of the Bayern Munich is very clear and wide in this league their way of performance was quite enough to get an idea that they will be the one who lift the trophy of this season. But i think the other teams should try to make their performances better and strong so that they can compete with the Bayern Munich.  Because if Bayern is strong and they don't allow others to fake their place than Bayern is on their right the remaining teams should focus and try to make some positive improvements in their performance because this is the only way by which the league can be competitive and enjoyable.

[Ale88]

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.

I don't think it has to do with the pressure or stress: Leverkusen simply had the perfect season where everything went according to plan (except the Europa League final of course) and Bayern Munich, at the same time, didn't have their best season. These are things that sometimes happen in football. I wouldn't have thought that Leverkusen would have won a second Bundesliga.

[Livingleged]

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And indeed for an average team like them it will be difficult to rebuild a competitive team because money is the problem, if they sell a player for 60 million euros they will replace him with a player for half that money. So basically for a team like Leverkusen to compete again it will take a long time, unless they get the right coach and recruit players who fit the system.

That is exactly  what usually  happens to mid club that builds  some quality  player  and sell them after putting  out a brilliant  performance  in a particular  season, that can actually  get good player to replace  the once that left with the right scouting. And of course  management  is the bigger challenge  sometimes  letting  go a manager  that brought  the light to a club is not such a good decision to make. Eric ten hang is not doing  greatly  at the club if I want to be honest  but if they lucky  they could  get  back  to their best next season  If one or two adjustments  is Done on the players.

[B-BossMan]

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.

When an average or mid table team rises to the top and later have to suffer some set backs, it is usually difficult for them to get back to that top because they may be new to how well to manage the pressure and stress that comes with it. Leverkusen does have seem to have that situation currently.

It's true that staying at the top table is nitvall about only skills or having enough players, but it actually all about how they can be able to accept too much pressures and achieve their goals,I know of many teams that were struggling to the top table,it happens in this season premiere league and same at champions league, so some teams just don't fit to chest the pressures,because no matter how they were able to get their, they must drop down.

[len01]

We’ve just wrapped up another season in which Bayern Munich dominated the league. Frankly, there’s nothing enjoyable about the league because, just like every season, Bayern Munich managed to run roughshod over the competition again this year. Since the other competing teams always fall behind later on, I don’t think the league is enjoyable anymore. Everyone already knows that Bayern Munich will win the championship every season, so there’s no need to wait until the end of the season.

As long as Bayern Munich remain stable and don't go through a major squad overhaul, this league will once again turn into a farmers' league, with the relegation battle being the only truly interesting competition. Other teams in the Bundesliga may do everything they can to challenge Bayern, but they still can't match the level of consistency Bayern have maintained over the years.

On the other hand, clubs like Dortmund have other priorities, such as generating revenue through player sales. That's one of the main reasons why there are hardly any strong and consistent rivals capable of seriously challenging Bayern's dominance.

[Velvet78]

Bayern Munich are doing just great with Kompany. This season was a peak for them in the Bundesliga considering breaking a goal record as well. Maybe they couldn't get what they wanted in the Champions League. But they are promising for that title too...

It was about a penalty which wasn't worthy to be called. VAR know the rules and they made sure did the right thing that night. The officials did a good work that night for both sides, it was the Bayern Munich defenders that couldn't handle PSG. They were able to score goals but couldn't defend the same thing happened for PSG who made sure they had it sorted during the second leg to be played.  They haven't won the Champions league competition for quite sometime now, that's the aim of their management I believe.

No, I don't mean the penalty case. Mendes blocked a counter-attack with his hand. The referee blew his whistle for that but didn't give him the second yellow. That's always a yellow card in the rule book.

Maybe Bayern Munich were going to be in the final if that wasn't stolen from them. 

[aipercoin]

It's true that staying at the top table is nitvall about only skills or having enough players, but it actually all about how they can be able to accept too much pressures and achieve their goals,I know of many teams that were struggling to the top table,it happens in this season premiere league and same at champions league, so some teams just don't fit to chest the pressures,because no matter how they were able to get their, they must drop down.

Staying at the top is not just about physical ability, but above all mental.
Under a lot of pressure from all sides, from fans, managers and those who invest money and resources in a team will not be easy at all.
It makes me very strange that Arsenal have managed to carry the weight this season, it has been noted that they have struggled at times, but despite everything they have managed to finish.

[bitgolden]

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.

Dembele did not, but Kvara did. This is why many people are assuming that Kvara would be able to win Ballon D'or this year. Not because he was better than Olise or Kane, I would put those two ahead of Kvara every single day, and of course they deserve it a lot more.

But at the same time, UCL winner getting the Ballon D'or award is a cliche, not happening every year of course, many years we saw Messi won it without winning the UCL, so could Kane win for example? We could see that of course.

[bastisisca]

Bayern is the giant of the Bundesliga, they will keep dominating since other teams don?t have money to invest in the team, and Dortmund that come close always prefer selling up their already built players over winning trophies, and that?s why Bayern Munich is always ahead of them.

We can say that Bayern is the owner of the Bundesliga in all respects, i don't like this championship very much because i don't see any fun or possible competitors to Bayern Munich, which makes it quite boring in my eyes. If it were at least a duopoly like Spain it would already be more fun.

[mv1986]

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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.

That is bullshit and you know it. The handball that was given against Bayern in the first leg made a difference because you know how the game ended? 5-4. So does it make a difference when the team with five goals got a penalty that should have not been rewarded whereas in the second leg the game ended 1-1 and Bayern was NOT awarded a penalty that was far more penalty worthy than the penalty given against them. How can you say this was irrelevant?

You think a red card in the first half against PSG in the second leg (it was a red card for sure) would have made no difference? Dude, did you watch a different game?

[KTChampions]

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.

Kompany built a magnificent squad at Bayern Munich. With this squad, they could easily win the Bundesliga for many years to come. I thought they could reach the Champions League final this year, but they were eliminated by Paris Saint-Germain, and they were eliminated by the Champions League winner. Perhaps they could have won the tournament, but they didn't have the advantage against such a tough opponent as Paris Saint-Germain. Nevertheless, the game they played earned the respect of many people. Because Bayern Munich had built one of the best teams not only in Germany but in the world.

Unfortunately, the outcome was influenced by the referee's decisions (especially in the second game) and Bayern's overly ambitious prioritization. After officially becoming German champions, they should have followed Atlético's example and completely abandoned the domestic league and prepared only for the Champions League. Thanks to this strategy, Atlético Madrid went further than they should have and were even on par with Arsenal overall. Bayern had every opportunity to beat PSG, and it was their fault they didn't take advantage of them.

[Bobrox]

We can say that Bayern is the owner of the Bundesliga in all respects, i don't like this championship very much because i don't see any fun or possible competitors to Bayern Munich, which makes it quite boring in my eyes. If it were at least a duopoly like Spain it would already be more fun.

Bayern Munich get supported with much money for signing top players and not difficult dominance Bundesliga every season, in last ten year only Bayern Leverkusen destroy Bayern dominance for winning Bundesliga at season 2023/24 and two season in a row Bayern Munich get back to be the king of Bundesliga. Next season I don't think difference and if any gambling casino have prediction pick Bayern Munich become the winner, no doubt with top talented players currently having by Bayern Munich easily for winning Bundesliga three season in a row and like last season few matches left Bayern Munich already become the winner.

I hope next season Bayern Leverkusen, Stuttgart, Dortmund and Leipzig can stop Bayern Munich dominance to make Bundesliga tittle race most interested not easily dominance by one team only Bayern Munich.