Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[GiftedMAN]

I just heard the full history of the life of Denis Undav and damn man what a history of superation and what a crazy life he got, is very similar to the life of Jamie Vardy in some way, becoming proffesional at an age in which today is not the normal and super late, and after it starting to upgrade every single season division by division until reaching the top of the football.

He is currently performing brilliantly with the German national team. He has scored three goals and provided two assists coming on as a substitute for Germany. I think these statistics are among the best in the World Cup. We will see what he can do in the other stages of the tournament, but what we have seen is that he seems likely to remain a very strong asset for Nagelsmann as a substitute in matches.

So many of us hasn't really heard of Denis Undav before the commencement of this year's FIFA World Cup but somehow, the VfB Stuttgart forward has announced himself to the world with his outstanding performance in Germany's first two games of the tournament. To think that in the two games he's scored, there was none that he started makes him even more special. A lot of us are still not fully convinced of his quality and just like you said, we'll see if he can replicate his current form in the knockout stages.
He came in to the tournament as a VfB Stuttgart player but if he continues like this, he might likely not play in Stuttgart next season as a lot of top European clubs will definitely come for his services.

[Slow death]

And when you think about it, if Dortmund's main objective is to make money, winning the bundesliga could also bring financial benefits. On top of that, if the club kept its best players, they could pursue additional rewards in prestigious competitions like the UCL. Unfortunately, Dortmund seem to prefer the immediate profits that come from selling their players.

For Dortmund to win the Bundesliga, the club would have to spend a lot of money on expensive new signings, and the title wouldn't be guaranteed because they would have to fight against Bayern, who dominate the league. So they'll spend a lot of money to fight for the title, and after that, they won't win it. They'll have less profit than with their current system of acquiring new talent at very low prices and selling them for high prices, finishing in the top 3 and securing a place in the European Champions League, which gives them money for qualifying. It's a lucrative business for them; they don't spend much and continue to profit.

[len01]

I can understand that in football business can't be ruled out, but it should go hand in hand. Well what Borussia Dortmund have done so far is that they are more concerned with business than achievement.

If Dortmund also focused more on winning trophies, they would gain additional benefits from their success. And if they really wanted to, they could earn even more by prioritizing the most prestigious titles.

It's been more than 13 seasons since Dortmund last won the bundesliga. If they continue with the same approach, then it seems like they don't really need supporters or fans either. That would be a shame, because the fans keep showing their support year after year, yet Dortmund still hasn't delivered the level of success and satisfaction that many of them are hoping for.

[rachael9385]

Both Dortmund and Leverkusen are teams that have tasted success, Dortmund being one of those that has almost made it a reality to win a Bundesliga title. However, things have to be tougher because Dortmund is a very good team and Leverkusen has already won it, and with an undefeated record, which is perfect, so they have what it takes to win that Bundesliga title.

Dortmund and Leverkusen are good teams and they have won the title a few times in the past but for a long time Bayern Munich has been the only team occupying the first position on the league table and this doesn't seem to change. I hope either Leverkusen or Dortmund wins the title next season.

[SquallLeonhart]

There is an expression “Kill two birds with one stone”, maybe that's right to describe a team like Dortmund, they buy talented players and hone them into sharpness, when successful before selling them they will target the Bundesliga title, a real example is when in the Klopp era, but this method does not always work every season, after all, developing young talent is not easy, in addition to the appointment of the right coach is also very influential. This season is no exception, Dortmund may not compete competitively with Bayern, obviously because Bayern are in peak form and Dortmund are still building strength with the approach you have mentioned.

Everyone thinks Dortmund does that all the time, but that is not really true. The whole period where they sold Sancho first, Haaland afterwards and Jude later on, it looked like all Dortmund does was getting potential players, make them play a bit and get better and seen, and then they sell those for a lot higher.

Who did they sell last year? Gittens? That's it, nothing big, they did not have that type of player sale last year at all. The year before that? Max sale was 27 million, nothing. And the last year they did great was when they sold Jude, and even that year, Jude was the only player that they sold which made them any money, no other player was sold, second highest sale that year was literally just five million euro.

[Qhunman]

Dortmund and Leverkusen are good teams and they have won the title a few times in the past but for a long time Bayern Munich has been the only team occupying the first position on the league table and this doesn't seem to change. I hope either Leverkusen or Dortmund wins the title next season.

Borrusia Dortmund is a big team but it seems they are interested in the bundesliga title maybe that's they haven't won since 2012. The last time they won the bundesliga title was under Jurgen kloop since then they have been more focus on buying amateurs players,build them and sell them for higher prices. I think it profits them because they have made lots of money through it.. Dortmund is only interested in qualifying for the champions league every seasons and selling of players so there may not even win the title for decades I think leverkusen need an experience coach who can manage them like xabi Alonso did,I don't see that in Carles Martínez,I don't think leverkusen could win the title under him.