Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[tottong]

That's one of the reasons why the premier League is so competitive is because the teams there have this mindset of come rain or sunshine they are the best, they will spend money just to get the best players on their team probably buying players from other leagues and clubs just so that they can secure a good performance in the new season, that kind of competitive thinking is just what makes the premier league much better.

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

[EarnOnVictor]

That's one of the reasons why the premier League is so competitive is because the teams there have this mindset of come rain or sunshine they are the best, they will spend money just to get the best players on their team probably buying players from other leagues and clubs just so that they can secure a good performance in the new season, that kind of competitive thinking is just what makes the premier league much better.

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

You have a point, yet, let's look at it this way. The English counterparts, and even Bayern Munich didn't start it a day, it's a gradual process which evolved over time, and success often brings more success and sponsorship, but what do we call it when the other clubs in the league couldn't risk. Take Dortmund for instance, I believe that club has all it takes to complete with Bayern head-to-head, but their conservative stance towards money is depriving them of that. Some of these clubs would have broken off from the shackles if they had started risking early.

[len01]

Take Dortmund for instance, I believe that club has all it takes to complete with Bayern head-to-head, but their conservative stance towards money is depriving them of that. Some of these clubs would have broken off from the shackles if they had started risking early.

If we think about it logically, Dortmund could actually make a lot of money by making a real effort to keep their best players instead of selling them, allowing the team to compete for trophies and try to win prestigious competitions. The benefits could be far greater than simply finishing as runners-up and then selling their best players.

Unfortunately, Dortmund seems to view keeping their best players as an ineffective way to generate quick profits, while also creating a much larger wage bill. Financially, Dortmund obviously cannot afford to offer high wages, and that is why they always prioritize financial gains over trophies.

[RaltcoinsB]

That's one of the reasons why the premier League is so competitive is because the teams there have this mindset of come rain or sunshine they are the best, they will spend money just to get the best players on their team probably buying players from other leagues and clubs just so that they can secure a good performance in the new season, that kind of competitive thinking is just what makes the premier league much better.

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

You have a point, yet, let's look at it this way. The English counterparts, and even Bayern Munich didn't start it a day, it's a gradual process which evolved over time, and success often brings more success and sponsorship, but what do we call it when the other clubs in the league couldn't risk. Take Dortmund for instance, I believe that club has all it takes to complete with Bayern head-to-head, but their conservative stance towards money is depriving them of that. Some of these clubs would have broken off from the shackles if they had started risking early.

Dortmund doesn't like taking too many risks. Their strategy is to buy players, develop them, and then sell them. That's why they don't build a serious squad to compete against Bayern Munich. Perhaps we could even call them Bayern Munich's second team, because many Bayern Munich legends came from this team. They've also sold many players to other European clubs. For example, if they were truly aiming for the championship in Germany, they could have kept these players and built a much better team. They could even have built a better squad than Bayern Munich. However, their main goal is to sell players for high prices, buy them for low prices, and then sell them again for high prices. Winning the championship isn't a priority for them, as far as I understand.

[Creeper0]

Dortmund doesn't like taking too many risks. Their strategy is to buy players, develop them, and then sell them. That's why they don't build a serious squad to compete against Bayern Munich. Perhaps we could even call them Bayern Munich's second team, because many Bayern Munich legends came from this team. They've also sold many players to other European clubs. For example, if they were truly aiming for the championship in Germany, they could have kept these players and built a much better team. They could even have built a better squad than Bayern Munich. However, their main goal is to sell players for high prices, buy them for low prices, and then sell them again for high prices. Winning the championship isn't a priority for them, as far as I understand.

Yes, you are right. We can also call Borussia Dortmund a player supply team or a wholesale player sales team. They buy players at low prices, train them well and sell them to other teams at high prices. I think they had more star players than Bayern Munich, but they sold them all.

They need to change this policy and fight for the title. Although there are no rules in this regard, selling players is the freedom of the club. But earning their reputation should be the main goal of every club. Dortmund's main goal is to make money by supplying players.

[Crytohillss]

That's one of the reasons why the premier League is so competitive is because the teams there have this mindset of come rain or sunshine they are the best, they will spend money just to get the best players on their team probably buying players from other leagues and clubs just so that they can secure a good performance in the new season, that kind of competitive thinking is just what makes the premier league much better.

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

You have a point, yet, let's look at it this way. The English counterparts, and even Bayern Munich didn't start it a day, it's a gradual process which evolved over time, and success often brings more success and sponsorship, but what do we call it when the other clubs in the league couldn't risk. Take Dortmund for instance, I believe that club has all it takes to complete with Bayern head-to-head, but their conservative stance towards money is depriving them of that. Some of these clubs would have broken off from the shackles if they had started risking early.

Dortmund doesn't like taking too many risks. Their strategy is to buy players, develop them, and then sell them. That's why they don't build a serious squad to compete against Bayern Munich. Perhaps we could even call them Bayern Munich's second team, because many Bayern Munich legends came from this team. They've also sold many players to other European clubs. For example, if they were truly aiming for the championship in Germany, they could have kept these players and built a much better team. They could even have built a better squad than Bayern Munich. However, their main goal is to sell players for high prices, buy them for low prices, and then sell them again for high prices. Winning the championship isn't a priority for them, as far as I understand.

Yes you are right Borrusia dortmund doesn't buy big player's they only buy some low quality players that's their method of buying players they don't waste their energy in going for quality players they buy with little amount and they trained such playerend they sell it out for other club with big amount of money, that's why they can't compete with bayer munich. I believe borrusia dortmund is a good team sometimes they are stubborn when it comes to European league .

[Bitcoin_people]

That's one of the reasons why the premier League is so competitive is because the teams there have this mindset of come rain or sunshine they are the best, they will spend money just to get the best players on their team probably buying players from other leagues and clubs just so that they can secure a good performance in the new season, that kind of competitive thinking is just what makes the premier league much better.

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

The Premier League spends the most money, which allows them to recruit good players and significantly increases the competition in the league. Especially the teams in the leagues that are good and whose clubs are in a good financial position, are more likely to pay more for good players. However, Bayern Munich is only at the top of the Bundesliga, where they have the best players in the world, we have already seen that Real Madrid made the highest offer to take a young player from the team, but they rejected it. Bayern Munich faces the most competition and they are certainly trying their best to win the title with the team they currently have. However, since Bayern Munich has enough players, most of the big clubs have their eyes on their young players and offer them a lot of money. But Bayern Munich keeps their players in their team to maintain their dominance in order to keep their team strong.

[pewboy]

Dortmund doesn't like taking too many risks. Their strategy is to buy players, develop them, and then sell them. That's why they don't build a serious squad to compete against Bayern Munich. Perhaps we could even call them Bayern Munich's second team, because many Bayern Munich legends came from this team. They've also sold many players to other European clubs. For example, if they were truly aiming for the championship in Germany, they could have kept these players and built a much better team. They could even have built a better squad than Bayern Munich. However, their main goal is to sell players for high prices, buy them for low prices, and then sell them again for high prices. Winning the championship isn't a priority for them, as far as I understand.

Borussia Dortmund is a team that develops enormous potential without ever worrying about making it perform at its best for its club. If they didn't only think about profiting from the various players they sell they would now find themselves with a formidable squad made up of truly formidable players and with more than concrete possibilities of being able to compete on every front.

[TastyChillySauce00]

If we think about it logically, Dortmund could actually make a lot of money by making a real effort to keep their best players instead of selling them, allowing the team to compete for trophies and try to win prestigious competitions. The benefits could be far greater than simply finishing as runners-up and then selling their best players.

Unfortunately, Dortmund seems to view keeping their best players as an ineffective way to generate quick profits, while also creating a much larger wage bill. Financially, Dortmund obviously cannot afford to offer high wages, and that is why they always prioritize financial gains over trophies.

It's not as simple as that. A good player can become a liability for the club if he doesn't perform. You say that they might get huge profit if they keep all of their players just after you saw most of players sold improved so much compared to the what they used to be.
What if those players didn't meet your expectation, you might not say that. So don't forget most important term in business when profit is profit.

Don't you remember many of their players were also failed after they sold them. 

[Jegileman]

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

This is the reason why Bundesliga is not rated well amongst others European league competitions. The league is just too one sided with one team dominating the trophy for more than a decade. The most worrisome of it all is that these team is not even looking up be overthrown by another team for the club title, they are still the most preferred for the title and are continuing to dominate the performance there. Until we see big investors coming to buy most of this top Bundesliga teams, I don’t think that we can get to see them able to compete for the top title against Bayern Munich, the most dominant of them all.

[Chilwell]

Yes you are right Borrusia dortmund doesn't buy big player's they only buy some low quality players that's their method of buying players they don't waste their energy in going for quality players they buy with little amount and they trained such playerend they sell it out for other club with big amount of money, that's why they can't compete with bayer munich. I believe borrusia dortmund is a good team sometimes they are stubborn when it comes to European league .

This was normally the reason why they have dropped drastically for not stopping Bayern Munich from winning the title, for the past few Seasons they are performance was not encouraging at all because they did not bother to even go for trophy again. I don't blame them for making this kind of decision because if they have the opportunity of any financing from anywhere, I think they will not turn it down. They make sure they maintain their stand by not going up above their capacity and that is why they allowed Bayern Munich to continue to dominate while they continue to train players for Bayern Munich and other teams from any where.

One thing I like with them is that no matter how they start the season, the most make sure that they qualify for the Champions League, and their performance in the competition is always incredible and also shock a lot of people when they are playing.

[Lannakosa]

Borussia Dortmund is a team that develops enormous potential without ever worrying about making it perform at its best for its club. If they didn't only think about profiting from the various players they sell they would now find themselves with a formidable squad made up of truly formidable players and with more than concrete possibilities of being able to compete on every front.

I think one of the reasons Borussia Dortmund have these goals is because Bayern Munich invests a huge amount of money in developing their squad. And competing with a team like Bayern is incredibly difficult. So rather than waste their energy competing with Bayern, they prefer to spend it on finding new young talent and then selling them. I can't blame them for that, if they earn a huge amount of money and still continue to play in the Champions League, then I think that strategy is also very good.

[Tonimez]

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

This is the reason why Bundesliga is not rated well amongst others European league competitions. The league is just too one sided with one team dominating the trophy for more than a decade. The most worrisome of it all is that these team is not even looking up be overthrown by another team for the club title, they are still the most preferred for the title and are continuing to dominate the performance there. Until we see big investors coming to buy most of this top Bundesliga teams, I don’t think that we can get to see them able to compete for the top title against Bayern Munich, the most dominant of them all.

The Bundesliga clubs still have a long way to go to be able to compete against Bayern Munich because of their financial differences. So far, Dortmund and Bayern Leverkusen has been able to win a total of 3 titles with the rest 14 titles won by Bayern Munich and so it goes on and on. Dortmund was the closest contender and they've always been lucky to produce great talents that can stand Bayern Munich over time, but they prefer selling off their great talents always. Bayern Munich has a lot of money to sign any player of their choice and their squad says it all. Bayern Munich is the only team that can comfortably compete in the champions League and still win the league.

Big investors don't seem to be much interested in the German teams unlike they flood into the premier League. But what if Dortmund builds a team and grow until they have the strong squad that can stand and compete. If investors can bank on Dortmund, I'm sure it will be a good investment as they can easily dominate the league with little resources made available or at least compete fiercely for the  league.

[karabiber]

That's one of the reasons why the premier League is so competitive is because the teams there have this mindset of come rain or sunshine they are the best, they will spend money just to get the best players on their team probably buying players from other leagues and clubs just so that they can secure a good performance in the new season, that kind of competitive thinking is just what makes the premier league much better.

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

Comparing the EPL and the Bundesliga in terms of revenue would be a mistake. The EPL has always been the best league, and its revenue has always been at the highest level. The clubs playing there naturally reap the benefits of being in the best league. Bayern’s dominance in the Bundesliga isn’t a matter of league revenue, on the contrary, it stems from the fact that other clubs have accepted Bayern’s dominance for years. Otherwise, teams like Bayer Leverkusen could be competitive in the Bundesliga every season. In my opinion, Dortmund is a team with the potential to break this dominance, but there’s a sense of resignation among the teams from the start.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

That's one of the reasons why the premier League is so competitive is because the teams there have this mindset of come rain or sunshine they are the best, they will spend money just to get the best players on their team probably buying players from other leagues and clubs just so that they can secure a good performance in the new season, that kind of competitive thinking is just what makes the premier league much better.

Most English clubs possess substantial financial resources, which facilitates player recruitment and results in a significantly more competitive league.
In the Bundesliga, only Bayern Munich is financially robust enough to compete at the highest level and maintain dominance.
If other Bundesliga clubs were willing to invest in the players they need, I am convinced the league would become far more competitive, as Bayern Munich would face genuine challenges in the race for the title.

Yes, the Premier League spends the most money, which is why we see clubs in this tournament being able to sign the best players from around the world at high prices, which makes the tournament significantly more competitive. It is true that only Bayern Munich can maintain the highest level of competition and dominance in the Bundesliga, but the second best team in this league, Borussia Dortmund, has become a player supplier team because they buy players cheaply, develop them and sell them to other clubs at high prices. Proof of this is the current German winger joining Barcelona for 22 million euros, and before that, top class players like Jude Bellingham and Norway's Erling Haaland have joined other clubs.

Honestly, if such talented and experienced players were playing for Borussia Dortmund, in my opinion this team would probably be in the same category as Bayern Munich and they would have the confidence to compete properly with Bayern Munich for the title.

[pawel7777]

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[Wake Up]

Borussia Dortmund is a team that develops enormous potential without ever worrying about making it perform at its best for its club. If they didn't only think about profiting from the various players they sell they would now find themselves with a formidable squad made up of truly formidable players and with more than concrete possibilities of being able to compete on every front.

I think one of the reasons Borussia Dortmund have these goals is because Bayern Munich invests a huge amount of money in developing their squad. And competing with a team like Bayern is incredibly difficult. So rather than waste their energy competing with Bayern, they prefer to spend it on finding new young talent and then selling them. I can't blame them for that, if they earn a huge amount of money and still continue to play in the Champions League, then I think that strategy is also very good.

I think what you mean is that they should be realistic and accept the situation without making any effort. If you look at the situation from above, you see Bayern's hegemony, but from a fairer perspective, you also need to consider the possibility of winning the championship. Borussia Dortmund should build a squad accordingly. They might even beat Bayern, we can't know for sure.

[Hyphen(-)]

Borussia Dortmund is a team that develops enormous potential without ever worrying about making it perform at its best for its club. If they didn't only think about profiting from the various players they sell they would now find themselves with a formidable squad made up of truly formidable players and with more than concrete possibilities of being able to compete on every front.

I think we should stop to worry about them, they don’t value trophies, they prefer the little profit they will make in selling their best players, they don’t focus on building a squad if not they could  have taken over from the domination of Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga, but since it seems that we are the only once caring for them to be serious, we should just focus on having fun when we see them lose than being worried when they win no trophy.

If you will want to take a look at the prominent players that have leftthe team in their prime, you will agree with me that they should have won more league than Bayern Munich in the past two decades, but they usually let the players leave for money since they believe that they can brought in new players and make them great players again to make more money.

The Bundesliga is for Bayern Munich, and nothing is changing it anytime soon until other teams look serious in the Bundesliga elsewhere they will always be referred to as the farmers league.

[Fara Chan]

Borussia Dortmund is a team that develops enormous potential without ever worrying about making it perform at its best for its club. If they didn't only think about profiting from the various players they sell they would now find themselves with a formidable squad made up of truly formidable players and with more than concrete possibilities of being able to compete on every front.

What you say is certainly true and evident for Borussia Dortmund, because one of the things that many people see most about Borussia Dortmund is their ability to transform ordinary players into extraordinary ones that attract other teams. And on the one hand, I also think that if Borussia Dortmund weren't so tempted by money, perhaps they would only sell a few players to other teams, even when they're no longer young. But what we see in reality is the opposite, with Borussia Dortmund always willingly letting go of their great players for astronomical prices.

[pewboy]

The Premier League spends the most money, which allows them to recruit good players and significantly increases the competition in the league. Especially the teams in the leagues that are good and whose clubs are in a good financial position, are more likely to pay more for good players. However, Bayern Munich is only at the top of the Bundesliga, where they have the best players in the world, we have already seen that Real Madrid made the highest offer to take a young player from the team, but they rejected it. Bayern Munich faces the most competition and they are certainly trying their best to win the title with the team they currently have. However, since Bayern Munich has enough players, most of the big clubs have their eyes on their young players and offer them a lot of money. But Bayern Munich keeps their players in their team to maintain their dominance in order to keep their team strong.

In the Premier League we know that there are teams that can spend a lot compared to other leagues. Bayern Munich is interesting to many young players and is right not to sell them easily and strengthen the other teams. Bayern Munich will be the team to beat in their league and they will dominate as they usually do.