Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Silikiem]

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.

Sometimes people also forget that football isn’t always about having big players in a club before the club gets to win a trophy, what matters most is teams spirit and the willingness of players to compete and fight together no matter the limited resources available to them. We have seen what happened in the league 2 or 3 seasons ago when Bayern Leverkusen won the league in style it was a total dominance in Bundesliga, winning it unbeaten throughout the season. These other clubs seem to be given up too easily even before the season starts, they are already tipping Bayern Munich to win the title which is a wrong mentality, I think this other clubs are giving Bayern Munich too much respect than they deserve and that’s why they can’t compete for the title.

[Soonandwaite]

Borussia Dortmund has signed yet another new midfielder. Dutch national team player Joey Veerman is joining Dortmund from PSV Eindhoven for a transfer fee of 22 million euros. Veerman has signed a contract with Dortmund that runs through the summer of 2031.

and Niklas Füllkrug will play for Werder Bremen again this season. Werder Bremen will sign Füllkrug on loan from the English relegated team West Ham United.

[Iamgoat]

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.

For me it is not always all about the money a club posses, of course I wouldn’t say money does not play out. It will be a fat lie to believe so, however you also need to recruit smartly. If you are a club and you do not have money to invest in big players who are already stars, you should look at players who are also talented and hungry to grow their career. They are also good for you to invest in and this is where some clubs get it wrong to me where they focus on targeting players they can not be able to feed at the end of it.

[bastisisca]

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.

There are teams like Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen who, even if they fail to win the championship, or at least to be consistent with victories, can still be difficult teams to face, which can annoy Bayern Munich and make them lose precious points.

[kennycryptoitalia]

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.

They should try to focus a little more on their own team, also because for several years now they have done nothing but churn out talent and then resell it. i believe that the club has already made a decent profit from these sales on truly formidable players. If only they had decided to keep them, who knows by now, they could have competed for both the championship and the Champions League.

[martinom]

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.

Yes, i agree with youin fully, i think that in the Bundesliga this thing will not change until Bayern Munich loses value or at least until second-class clubs, in this case, make the decision to want to compete seriously and to make more important markets so as to make their team a possible winner.

[aipercoin]

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.

This is something that cannot be said to any fan of a team, because you will literally never be able to compete if you do nothing but build and give your talents to your direct rival.
I think that as a team they should aim a little more and have a little more ambition in retaining players who can make them a first-class team, so as to also challenge Bayern Munich in a decisive way.

[m4r1o]

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.

Bayern Munich is the Paris Saint-Germain of Germany, it has a team that is truly in a superior category compared to the others.

And this is certainly part of the Bayern Munich club, having the necessary funds for important purchases. However, the Bundesliga has other clubs that could compete and do very well, but it is unclear whether they deliberately do not want to do so.

[Loyang]

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.

For me it is not always all about the money a club posses, of course I wouldn’t say money does not play out. It will be a fat lie to believe so, however you also need to recruit smartly. If you are a club and you do not have money to invest in big players who are already stars, you should look at players who are also talented and hungry to grow their career. They are also good for you to invest in and this is where some clubs get it wrong to me where they focus on targeting players they can not be able to feed at the end of it.

I agree with what you have mentioned, but there is one downside that can be the most damaging, that is, the team may have to be without a trophy for a very long time. If a team is able to move forward with this in mind, then they can definitely take this decision and this decision will be a very good decision for them. In selecting players, the same way as you have said, in selecting such players, we have to proceed, but those who will select these players must definitely select these things very carefully. If the wrong decision is taken in selecting players, then the entire plan will definitely be ruined.

[Fakhrulenclix]

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.

This is something that cannot be said to any fan of a team, because you will literally never be able to compete if you do nothing but build and give your talents to your direct rival.
I think that as a team they should aim a little more and have a little more ambition in retaining players who can make them a first-class team, so as to also challenge Bayern Munich in a decisive way.

Every team is aware that their finances are not as strong as Bayern Munich so it is realistic that other Bundesliga teams do not set targets to surpass Bayern Munich and I think that has been the case for a long time so that some teams like Dortmund only build teams just to be able to compete at the top and win tickets to play in the Champions League, that is enough for them because they realize that it is almost impossible to beat Bayern Munich with the strength and finances that the Bayern Munich team has.

[knowngunman]

Seems no one pay attention to this.

Musiala collapsed on the pitch for the second time in space of four days during their pre season match. The first incident happened on Saturday when bayern Munich host Leipzig at Allianz arena. The second one happened just yesterday against Heidenheim. Bayern Munich won in both of these matches and Musiala had scored in one of the match too before he collapsed.

Although Musiala posted on his Instagram that he's fine and recovering. I wish he's fine and would be able to play along with his teammates in this new season.


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c330kg5xm8no

[verdinio]

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.

It must be said that every now and then it happens that Bayern Munich can have years that are a little more lacking, like the years with Tuchel, in which Borussia Dortmund could have exploited the opportunity to win the championship, also because they actually reached the last day of the Bundesliga with the possibility of being able to win it, and even in that case they were unable to make a difference.

[Adbitco]

Seems no one pay attention to this.

Musiala collapsed on the pitch for the second time in space of four days during their pre season match. The first incident happened on Saturday when bayern Munich host Leipzig at Allianz arena. The second one happened just yesterday against Heidenheim. Bayern Munich won in both of these matches and Musiala had scored in one of the match too before he collapsed.

Although Musiala posted on his Instagram that he's fine and recovering. I wish he's fine and would be able to play along with his teammates in this new season.


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c330kg5xm8no

2 days ago I waa even about asking about his health because I saw the news and also watched the clip where he collapsed against Leipzig around 80+ minutes, some people claimed it was heat wave and reflected on the cooling break we had in the world cup. Just yesterday again I saw a news of him collapsing again just few minutes into the match and this time around the temperature was around 17 degrees, so technically this has erased the earlier assumption of heat wave. Sometimes is actually wrong with this young lad because this is happening to him twice in a row under 2 different weather conditions. Maybe he needs enough resting time so he can be critically examined as to know what the problem actually is, Bayern Munich should look after this young talent now that the signs of him not being well is very visible.

[knowngunman]

2 days ago I waa even about asking about his health because I saw the news and also watched the clip where he collapsed against Leipzig around 80+ minutes, some people claimed it was heat wave and reflected on the cooling break we had in the world cup. Just yesterday again I saw a news of him collapsing again just few minutes into the match and this time around the temperature was around 17 degrees, so technically this has erased the earlier assumption of heat wave. Sometimes is actually wrong with this young lad because this is happening to him twice in a row under 2 different weather conditions. Maybe he needs enough resting time so he can be critically examined as to know what the problem actually is, Bayern Munich should look after this young talent now that the signs of him not being well is very visible.

It wasn't heat or temperature change. He has been diagnosed with temporary seizures caused by a neurological dysfunction. Although it can be easily treated but it's still scary. Musiala confirmed that it has become part of his life at the moment but he's receiving excellent medical treatment. He said it was his own personal wish to continue playing despite the health challenge because he consider playing as part of his recovery process. Even though his condition appears to be manageable, I don't think it's a good idea to continue playing in my opinion. He should be patience until he recovers fully before joining any team activities.

[Agbam]

Seems no one pay attention to this.

Musiala collapsed on the pitch for the second time in space of four days during their pre season match. The first incident happened on Saturday when bayern Munich host Leipzig at Allianz arena. The second one happened just yesterday against Heidenheim. Bayern Munich won in both of these matches and Musiala had scored in one of the match too before he collapsed.

Although Musiala posted on his Instagram that he's fine and recovering. I wish he's fine and would be able to play along with his teammates in this new season.


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c330kg5xm8no

Yeah I saw the news and the posts and pictures of when Ismael Saibari quickly came to hold him before he collapsed. I really hope that he’s alright he’s such a bright talented player. Bayern Munich administration should give him a compulsory sick leave or recuperating leave, he’s still young there’s much time for him to catch up to the footballing and he shouldn’t be in a hurry to get back to the pitch.

He’s fine now but they should find out what’s causing his collapses and provide solutions to it.

[Oluwa-btc]

Seems no one pay attention to this.

Musiala collapsed on the pitch for the second time in space of four days during their pre season match. The first incident happened on Saturday when bayern Munich host Leipzig at Allianz arena. The second one happened just yesterday against Heidenheim. Bayern Munich won in both of these matches and Musiala had scored in one of the match too before he collapsed.

Although Musiala posted on his Instagram that he's fine and recovering. I wish he's fine and would be able to play along with his teammates in this new season.


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c330kg5xm8no

I have been lurking around this particular thread to see if such a news will be raised and lo and behold here it is.

This should be the second time it is happening in a row.

I really do not know what's happening to such a beautiful and talented player like him but i will be putting him in my prayers and hopes everything works out well for him. Hopefully, this has nothing to do with his heart because that is all I think about at the moment. Speedy recovery to him.

[cande86]

Good luck!

Certainly if you are a person who follows football regardless of the championship of your team, therefore you are a football fan in general and follows all five of the best championships, then it is certainly something that can arouse your interest, and always a possibility of earning.

[Sammye3]

Seems no one pay attention to this.

Musiala collapsed on the pitch for the second time in space of four days during their pre season match. The first incident happened on Saturday when bayern Munich host Leipzig at Allianz arena. The second one happened just yesterday against Heidenheim. Bayern Munich won in both of these matches and Musiala had scored in one of the match too before he collapsed.

Although Musiala posted on his Instagram that he's fine and recovering. I wish he's fine and would be able to play along with his teammates in this new season.


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c330kg5xm8no

I saw this while surfing the internet and it really broke my heart. This was the second time in a row Musiala collapsed on the pitch and the medical statement has assured that it is nothing serious but a temporary seizure which is highly treatable but he would need to take a step back from football for a while to fully address his health crisis.

At a young age, Musiala has being through a lot of dilemma that could have ended his career but his resilience to come back stronger is truly amazing. Musiala is an excellent player that should be in the competition for the Ballon D'or if in good health and that's a pity for the youngster.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

Yeah I saw the news and the posts and pictures of when Ismael Saibari quickly came to hold him before he collapsed. I really hope that he’s alright he’s such a bright talented player. Bayern Munich administration should give him a compulsory sick leave or recuperating leave, he’s still young there’s much time for him to catch up to the footballing and he shouldn’t be in a hurry to get back to the pitch.

He’s fine now but they should find out what’s causing his collapses and provide solutions to it.

I was so sad when I saw that news, he's a talented young man and should be enjoying his youthful age in building a better career but such situation would hinder him cause he'll need to take a break and work on his wealth cause it's very necessary so it doesn't occur again in sooner.
 I know that Bayern Munich would try to make sure he recovers quickly but he should take a break from football even though it's 6-12 moths and recover fully before giving attention to football again, luckily for him he's still very young so staying off longer won't affect his career, I wish him well.

[Zackz5000]

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.

Sometimes people also forget that football isn’t always about having big players in a club before the club gets to win a trophy, what matters most is teams spirit and the willingness of players to compete and fight together no matter the limited resources available to them. We have seen what happened in the league 2 or 3 seasons ago when Bayern Leverkusen won the league in style it was a total dominance in Bundesliga, winning it unbeaten throughout the season. These other clubs seem to be given up too easily even before the season starts, they are already tipping Bayern Munich to win the title which is a wrong mentality, I think this other clubs are giving Bayern Munich too much respect than they deserve and that’s why they can’t compete for the title.

After that excellent performance by Bayern Leverkusen under the management of Xabi Alonso i believe Bayern Munich has won the tittle twice in a row now. But i get your point here sometime it's not by having expensive players or big name players in a team that can the team trophy, the Bundesliga is not always easy to by won by some other team apart from Bayern Munich that's how they have made the league to be, Bayern Munich is the richest team in the league so they can buy any better players doing well in the Bundesliga add them to there team just to make sure they will be the only team dominating the league.