Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[jaberwock]

Attaining a particular height can often seem easier than maintaining the height and that is  exactly the experience Leverkusen seem to be having already, even when xabi stayed for the second season, he could not achieve such height the second  time because the real struggle is in the maintenance of such positions after attaining them just like Bayern Munich has been doing for the longest of time. It will take some really long time for Munich to finally get an actual top contender against them in the league.

At least when Xabi was there, they had a second season where they were close to Munich and lost and be second place. Now they are just fully down. The reason isn't even Xabi leaving, or it is not even selling good players. It is the fact that they replaced them horribly. They used almost all the money they made from selling those players, to get worse players.

When you make money by selling players you have two options, either you get worse players for cheap, or you get as good players for a lot, you do not get worse players for expensive amounts, but they did.

[Chilwell]

I really want to see in the next season some new teams having the chance of at least being a contender im really tired of the Bayer Munich dominancy i know just two seasons ago Bayer Leverkusen under the Xabi Alonso coaching destroy that but right now we are back to the ultr dominance of the Bavarian team and i dont like it at all.

it's been more than three seasons now and Bayern has been undefeated, it is a shame that no team in the German league has been able to contend with Bayern. I'm also hoping to see teams like Leverkusen and Dortmund come up to be able to stop Bayern Munich's winning streak but I doubt if that would happen.

I don't think there's any team in the German league that can compete with Bayern Munich now, Bayer Leverkusen wanted to make things happen when Xavi Alonso was there and people were so happy that German league will be so interesting just because bayern Munich have had a very strong competitor which was Bayer Leverkusen, but unfortunately the failed to maintain their consistency which make them lose form in The following season and Bayern Munich I've taken back their position and up to this moment no team have challenged them.

I found it very difficult to identify a team that will stand and challenge Bayern Munich, maybe it will happen in the nearest future which I believe but right now i don't think there's any team that can stand their way.

[Black Mbaye]

Attaining a particular height can often seem easier than maintaining the height and that is  exactly the experience Leverkusen seem to be having already, even when xabi stayed for the second season, he could not achieve such height the second  time because the real struggle is in the maintenance of such positions after attaining them just like Bayern Munich has been doing for the longest of time. It will take some really long time for Munich to finally get an actual top contender against them in the league.

At least when Xabi was there, they had a second season where they were close to Munich and lost and be second place. Now they are just fully down. The reason isn't even Xabi leaving, or it is not even selling good players. It is the fact that they replaced them horribly. They used almost all the money they made from selling those players, to get worse players.

When you make money by selling players you have two options, either you get worse players for cheap, or you get as good players for a lot, you do not get worse players for expensive amounts, but they did.

We all see how effective scouting networks are in football. A good scout can have an impact that takes a team to the top. Because a player you recommend can earn the club millions of Euros with a good performance. However, if you bring in a bad player, it can cause a disaster for the team. Leverkusen had a disaster this year, I hope they will be better next year.

[Volgastallion]

The main question for me in the Bundesliga about the Bayern Munich dominance comes from the fact that they are a country who is a total economic powerhouse so is super strange to see they only have one super team, that is not normal take for example Englan, England have at least 5 teams super strong and for diferent cities, Italy the same, Spain a little diferent but still 2 teams at least fighting.

[Wake Up]

The main question for me in the Bundesliga about the Bayern Munich dominance comes from the fact that they are a country who is a total economic powerhouse so is super strange to see they only have one super team, that is not normal take for example Englan, England have at least 5 teams super strong and for diferent cities, Italy the same, Spain a little diferent but still 2 teams at least fighting.

Bayern Munich has dominated this league for many years. Despite the existence of many successful teams in Germany, they have never been able to surpass Bayern Munich. This isn't because the teams are bad; Bayern Munich genuinely builds a team far superior to the rest of the German league every year. Imagine having a better team than the Bundesliga every year, you would win the championship every year. This was the case for many years, until Leverkusen won the championship.

[Abdulzuruku01]

The main question for me in the Bundesliga about the Bayern Munich dominance comes from the fact that they are a country who is a total economic powerhouse so is super strange to see they only have one super team, that is not normal take for example Englan, England have at least 5 teams super strong and for diferent cities, Italy the same, Spain a little diferent but still 2 teams at least fighting.

Bayern Munich has dominated this league for many years. Despite the existence of many successful teams in Germany, they have never been able to surpass Bayern Munich. This isn't because the teams are bad; Bayern Munich genuinely builds a team far superior to the rest of the German league every year. Imagine having a better team than the Bundesliga every year, you would win the championship every year. This was the case for many years, until Leverkusen won the championship.

I know Bayern Munich has always building a strong team every season and that's why they are the dominance of the Bundesliga league. But the truth is there's no challenges in this league compared to some other top leagues like premier league, Spanish league and Italian league. When you look at these leagues, there are many top teams in these leagues competing strongly for their domestic league but in Bundesliga you can easily predict Bayern Munich as the title winner because only few teams can compete with them.
With the current squad depth of Bayern Munich, I'm confident in next season or even in next four seasons they will be the favorite for this league title.

[$weetne$$]

Dortmund is more like a selling team in comparison to Bayern Munich.    I don't even remember how many talents Bayern Munich have got from them so far.

Now Olise is in the speculations to get an offer this summer. However I don't expect his team to sell him. They have already stated many times that they don't have such intention anytime soon...

If it were to be Dortmund, i would believe that soon Olise may be sold and it is just a matter of a good offer but at Bayern Munich, the case may be different but then there seem to be a really good offer on the way that may want to get Bayern Munich having a second taught. He has been really instrumental to the team so i am not sure the deal may pull through but then anything is possible for some good reasons they may later find.

[Princess Leah]

Dortmund is more like a selling team in comparison to Bayern Munich.    I don't even remember how many talents Bayern Munich have got from them so far.

Now Olise is in the speculations to get an offer this summer. However I don't expect his team to sell him. They have already stated many times that they don't have such intention anytime soon...

If it were to be Dortmund, i would believe that soon Olise may be sold and it is just a matter of a good offer but at Bayern Munich, the case may be different but then there seem to be a really good offer on the way that may want to get Bayern Munich having a second taught. He has been really instrumental to the team so i am not sure the deal may pull through but then anything is possible for some good reasons they may later find.

The last team that would spend a heavy amount of €200m plus to sign a player in the Bundesliga is Borrusia Dortmund, they're known for buying players that are less costly and sell them very costly to Bayern Munich or other top clubs in Europe when the player they bought cheaply is developed.

 Another thing you should know is that Bayern Munich would never sell a player like Olise to their top rival in the Bundesliga, they could sell to Madrid, Manchester City,  PSG, Manchester United etc for a good offer but not Borrusia Dortmund even though they can afford the player, it has always been Dortmund selling their best players to them and not the other way round.

[Just Say]

Actually, we don't like to see the competition in the German league because only one team dominates this league. After Bayer Leverkusen became the champion, Bayern became the champion for two consecutive seasons, so in the upcoming season, we hope that some new teams will have the opportunity to claim the title. If other German clubs want to reach this level, then I think they need a manager like Vincent Kompany because such a manager may be able to identify good players, which will give the teams the opportunity to be trained and strong. In addition, Bayern Munich may be strong because of their strategy because you notice that even though there are rumors of their team player being bought by Real Madrid for 150 million euros, they are reluctant to sell that player.

To break Bayern Munich's dominance in the German league, clubs will not only need a good manager, but they will also need to spend money and have the ability to spend money like Bayern Munich. Can you say that any other club in the German league has the quality of players that Bayern Munich has? Especially their top three attacking players are talented and their market value is very high.

If other clubs in the German league also start spending money and managers start playing matches with their best strategies, then the Bundesliga will definitely become competitive. We are still not getting any answers from the German clubs for the upcoming season. Let's see what they can do in the end.

Undoubtedly, it is true that in order to break Bayern Munich's dominance in the German league, my idea other clubs need to have trained managers and the same spending power as Bayern Munich, you are right that no other club in this league has players of the same quality as Bayern Munich. Look at Michael Olis, the most attacking player in the top attack of this team at the moment, we also saw another thing that Luis Diaz, a player from this team, also played almost the same quality of football in the UEFA Champions League, this player also showed his ability in the recently concluded Champions League. At this stage, it is clear to us that it is still unclear whether the German league will be competitive in the upcoming season because if you compare Bayern Munich with the other 17 clubs, it is seen that they are not fully prepared to compete for the title.

[W Jr.]

Dortmund is more like a selling team in comparison to Bayern Munich.    I don't even remember how many talents Bayern Munich have got from them so far.

Now Olise is in the speculations to get an offer this summer. However I don't expect his team to sell him. They have already stated many times that they don't have such intention anytime soon...

If it were to be Dortmund, i would believe that soon Olise may be sold and it is just a matter of a good offer but at Bayern Munich, the case may be different but then there seem to be a really good offer on the way that may want to get Bayern Munich having a second taught. He has been really instrumental to the team so i am not sure the deal may pull through but then anything is possible for some good reasons they may later find.

When it comes to Bayern Munich, they won't want to sell the player, and that's perfectly normal. He had a very difficult season to sell for Bayern Munich because he played magnificently, and Bayern Munich can benefit even more from him. He took Bayern Munich to the Champions League semi-finals this year with a style of football that elevated the team, but they were eliminated in the semi-finals. If they had beaten Paris Saint-Germain, they would have won the trophy.

[Franklyn-wood]

Dortmund is more like a selling team in comparison to Bayern Munich.    I don't even remember how many talents Bayern Munich have got from them so far.

Now Olise is in the speculations to get an offer this summer. However I don't expect his team to sell him. They have already stated many times that they don't have such intention anytime soon...

If it were to be Dortmund, i would believe that soon Olise may be sold and it is just a matter of a good offer but at Bayern Munich, the case may be different but then there seem to be a really good offer on the way that may want to get Bayern Munich having a second taught. He has been really instrumental to the team so i am not sure the deal may pull through but then anything is possible for some good reasons they may later find.

When it comes to Bayern Munich, they won't want to sell the player, and that's perfectly normal. He had a very difficult season to sell for Bayern Munich because he played magnificently, and Bayern Munich can benefit even more from him. He took Bayern Munich to the Champions League semi-finals this year with a style of football that elevated the team, but they were eliminated in the semi-finals. If they had beaten Paris Saint-Germain, they would have won the trophy.

Olisa has been a very important team member in Bayern Munich ever since he was signed in July 2024, and I think the club won't want to sell him of no now, considering his impact since he joined the team. We can't really say or predict for the club because a lot of factors can make a club to sell it player where varies from high offer from another club that could be attractive and enough to sign another player with balance available to the club.
If I was to decide, I would have suggested that he be allowed to finish his five (5) years agreement term which ould fetch the team more trophy within the few year remaining under contract.

[Razmirraz]

Snip.

When it comes to Bayern Munich, they won't want to sell the player, and that's perfectly normal. He had a very difficult season to sell for Bayern Munich because he played magnificently, and Bayern Munich can benefit even more from him. He took Bayern Munich to the Champions League semi-finals this year with a style of football that elevated the team, but they were eliminated in the semi-finals. If they had beaten Paris Saint-Germain, they would have won the trophy.

Bayern Munich stance is very firm, they are not selling Michael Olise and have labeled the player "not for sale". They will reject offers from other clubs like Real Madrid because letting go of their star player will not be worth the money they will get. Bayern Munich's desire to retain Olise is well-founded, as the player is the driving force behind the team's attack contributing tremendous goals and assists. In my opinion, Olise will continue to lead Bayern Munich's attack because the club still has full confidence in him, and his contract is long-term, making him their most valuable asset.

[Velvet78]

Dortmund are making their manager choices really well though. Maybe it is really difficult to compete against Bayern Munich for the league title no matter who they bring.

But their being able to finish right behind them is still important. At least they aren't dropping below this level. Klopp, Tuchel, Terzic, Kovac... These are all really nice managers. Klopp is the most special one for me there. 

[Freeveto]

The main question for me in the Bundesliga about the Bayern Munich dominance comes from the fact that they are a country who is a total economic powerhouse so is super strange to see they only have one super team, that is not normal take for example Englan, England have at least 5 teams super strong and for diferent cities, Italy the same, Spain a little diferent but still 2 teams at least fighting.

To concentrate on a team in order to have good football, better players, and trophies, having one team is better than having more than one team, and Bayern Munich is doing really well financially, they don’t have problem with finance, they have the best team in the Bundesliga, they have the dominance and they also have more trophies.
Other teams in the Bundesliga can perform well if they have the quality of players Bayern Munich have, but some of these teams don’t take serious, they do business with football by selling their key players when they are valuable because of that, Bayern Munich will remain solid above them.

[DanWalker]

The last team that would spend a heavy amount of €200m plus to sign a player in the Bundesliga is Borrusia Dortmund, they're known for buying players that are less costly and sell them very costly to Bayern Munich or other top clubs in Europe when the player they bought cheaply is developed.

 Another thing you should know is that Bayern Munich would never sell a player like Olise to their top rival in the Bundesliga, they could sell to Madrid, Manchester City,  PSG, Manchester United etc for a good offer but not Borrusia Dortmund even though they can afford the player, it has always been Dortmund selling their best players to them and not the other way round.

Dortmund will spend 200 million for Olise ? I have been following football for a long time. I have never seen dortmund buy players at such a  high price. Rather, I agree with you that the target of Dortmund management is to buy players at a low price and sell them at a high price within 2/1 years.

Olise has a contract with munich until 2029 . So why would Munich sell Olise so quickly? He has had a good season. I believe Olise will stay in Munich next season and help munich win the champions league title.

[Ndabagi01]

At least when Xabi was there, they had a second season where they were close to Munich and lost and be second place. Now they are just fully down. The reason isn't even Xabi leaving, or it is not even selling good players. It is the fact that they replaced them horribly. They used almost all the money they made from selling those players, to get worse players.

When you make money by selling players you have two options, either you get worse players for cheap, or you get as good players for a lot, you do not get worse players for expensive amounts, but they did.

This is really sad and I don’t think that Bayern Leverkusen will recover soon or quickly from this big mistake they’ve made. They should have at least make a more decisive decision about this and not just come into such menace when they ought to also be competing for the Bundesliga trophy. From this you can tell that most of these teams don’t really care about their long term growth but they’re mostly after how much they can make after building string players in the squad. Xabi Alonso has done his part for the club and everyone can see that he did excellently well, it was now on their part to keep up the form of the team or trade it for money which they ultimately did in the end. If more teams don’t come up with better playing conditions, Bayern Munich will continue to dominate the league every season.

[Humblevirus]

Other teams in the Bundesliga can perform well if they have the quality of players Bayern Munich have, but some of these teams don’t take serious, they do business with football by selling their key players when they are valuable because of that, Bayern Munich will remain solid above them.

Other teams may hardly have better players to consistently compete with Bayern Munich. Despite Bayern Munich being financially strong and always buying players to strengthen their squad, most other teams in the Bundesliga are often forced to sell their key players.Even when they bring in new players, they usually sign average replacements. If those players perform well for a few seasons and their value increases, the club often looks to sell them. As a result, many clubs seem to focus more on player trading as a business rather than building teams capable of competing for and winning trophies.Just look at the quality players Borussia Dortmund have sold over the years. What is even more painful is that after selling those players, they rarely find equally good replacements. Instead, they try to develop another generation of talent from scratch.

If Dortmund had not sold so many of their top quality players in last seasons,Bayern Munich might not have dominated the Bundesliga for such a long period. Even Bayer Leverkusen, who won the Bundesliga last season, sold some of their key players without replacing them with players of similar quality.In fact, when Leverkusen won the Bundesliga and had such a great season, I expected them to strengthen the squad further with more quality signings and continue those impressive performances. Instead, they weakened the team by allowing important players to leave

[hyudien]

Dortmund are making their manager choices really well though. Maybe it is really difficult to compete against Bayern Munich for the league title no matter who they bring.

But their being able to finish right behind them is still important. At least they aren't dropping below this level. Klopp, Tuchel, Terzic, Kovac... These are all really nice managers. Klopp is the most special one for me there. 

I admit that their management is very good, the people who work there are very good at finding talented young talents and making them star players, including finding the right coaches, the names of the coaches you mentioned are examples, they become popular and are targeted by giant clubs and are still able to provide achievements for the clubs they manage, if you admire Klopp, I personally admire Terzic, a fanatic Dortmund fan and became the coach of that team and then brought to the UCL final, it was an impressive journey from him.

[el kaka22]

Perez did created some rumours regards to 150 million offer for Olise, and obviously that would become a lot of news there is no doubt about that. But that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with Olise moving at all. He could offer it, there is nothing stopping him from that, I am sure he already made an offer actually.

But the reality is that Olise is a huge name for Bayern right now and there is no reason for them to sell. Even if you sold him for 150 million, who could they replace Olise with? There aren't that many players who are better that they can actually get. It's not about just having money, sometimes even if you have money, you can't get the players that you want from their teams and Bayern would get someone worse. So they won't accept the offer.

[Webetcoins]

Bayern Munich won't sell Olise, no matter what kind offers there are. Only reason Olise could ever be sold one day, would be if Olise pushes hard on leaving and insists on it, and I do not get that vibe from him to be fair. He seems happy where he is, so as long as he is happy, you can offer 200 million for him and he is not leaving.

Bayern doesn't need money, they have all the money in the world that they need, so they are not going to end up selling their best players for in return of some money that they do not need.