Topic: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread - page 1261. (Read 660247 times)

I already said this before, but i am pretty sure that in the next 5 years or so Borussia Dortmund will not get such a big chance to become Bundesliga champion again as they had this year. The last season of Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga was probably their worst in at least 10 years and Dortmund had it in their own hands to become champion not only once but multiple times.
Now Bayern is heavily rebuilding their squad and of course it is also a possibility that Bayern is not doing well again in the Bundesliga, but even then i think that clubs like Bayern Leverkusen and also RB Leipzig are at least at the same level as Borussia Dortmund at the moment in terms of the quality of the squad.

^ Onana is obviously going to be the better choice in my opinion. I also truly do not understand why they are not spending the money that they are earning by selling their players in their club again. That is the way they should approach in my opinion.

I don’t know if it is actually going to be a good idea to downgrade the goalkeeper so that they can get other players. This is the tactics which is used by the clubs, which does not have too much money. I personally do not think that this is actually a very optimal way to manage a club. I know that Sommer is not that bad as a goalkeeper. But he is certainly not better compared to Onana

I don't really think Kane is going to accept a move to Bayern especially now that they've gotten a new coach,and now that they've brought in some quality signings that can help the team move to another height like Maddison.Kane loves Totteham and he wants to win something for the team before he leaves.He has already set a record at the club,and only wants to finalise it with a tittle,so if Totthenham agrees to bring in more quality signings,I don't see him going anywhere,rather I see him commiting his future to the club he loves.And on the other hand,Bayern has a great coach in Tuchel,and I think he can still look for another striker that can lead the attack line for them next season.They no longer have Lewandowski,but they have Mane and Sane who can still contribute immensely to the growth of the team.If Tuchel can keep all his players and introduce his own tactics,they will certainly be a team to watch out for in next season's champions league.

Fenerbahce is in danger without Jorge Jesus and Enner Valencia, right? I worry about a 37-year-old Dzeko as a solution. Dzeko still relevant? Despite his impressive performances at Inter and Manchester City, his age could hurt him in the Turkish league. Can we ignore the possibility of injuries and months on the sidelines? His Champions League Final victory might suggest otherwise, but does previous success guarantee future success? Every narrative ends - is Dzeko's? Fenerbahce fans are nervous

Every club wants to win the Champions League, but in Germany Bayern Munich has the best chances. And now a Champions League winner from the current season comes to Bayern. Kyle Walker agreed and he will probably stay in Germany for two years. The transfer fee is about 15 million euros. Although he is so old, he has made many games for Manchester City and his performances were very often very good. Lets see if he can win it again.

The prediction is indeed like that, but not always what is predicted now can happen accordingly next season. Because last season I myself also did not think that Dortmund could make it difficult for Bayern Munich until the end of the season and I think that next season Dortmund will still have the strength to do that even though their key player is gone. Apart from that, it will also be fatal if Bayern Munich considers Dortmund weak next season, because Dortmund could make an even bigger surprise in the Bundesliga.

This is a strange situation for both the clubs and the players. Because it is not easy to give one party all the blame. The players do not want to stay in a club that is not going to be the best in terms of achievement. At the same time, the club also wants to earn some money by selling the players. Because after all, it is a business.

So I don’t think we can say that the club should always keep players that they produce all the time. But at the same time, they should not sell the players that are probably playing the best for them, especially to their biggest opponent. Trust is not going to be there between the players and the club, if the club does not give the players any confidence that they are actually going to win any trophies.

I have also been watching some friendlies of the big teams, I think it helps me a lot to be able to analyze how the new players are doing because in the first game of each season it is very difficult to predict the games if the person has not watched the friendlies at least to see the performance of the new players that the team signed, for example I watched the manchester united game and even without many of the great players they won easily, but then I watched the friendly game of arsenal that was playing with 50% of its best players and they drew against a team from the bundesliga2 in a game in which arsenal would have lost. and then there was this dortmundo game that won easily, I saw other games too

i'm looking forward to watching bayern's game against manchester city, from what i can see it will be bayern's first friendly and they made a good choice in choosing strong teams for their friendlies, there's manchester city, then there's a weak team, but then comes liverpool and lastly comes monaco, with these games i will see to what extent bayern will be stronger for the champions league, because for me bayern doesn't need much effort to win the bundesliga, i heard that manchester's Kyle Walker city can move to bayern, i see that bayern are preparing for champions league

Sommer instead of Onana will definitely hurt them, I do not know why they do not have money though, like if they are selling Onana for nearly 60 million euros, doesn't that mean that they have a lot of money now? Who are they planning on getting on top of Sommer, because he will worth very little and not cost a lot of money for them, if he doesn't cost a lot of money for them then what are they spending rest of the money on? Another player? Few more players?

Whatever they are doing, unless they spend that money back into the club as transfer, then people will be mad about it and not going to enjoy the situation without a doubt. I hope that people could end up with a good return one way or another for the loss of Onana to make the team better.

yes, we are shown by another fact in football regarding the buying and selling of players between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. It looks a bit quirky, but that's the cutthroat side of competition backed up by sufficient finances. Munchen uses all means to maintain its dominance in the Bundesliga by buying star players from rival club Dortmund. With tempting offers and promising prospects for Munchen players can easily do it.

Robert Lewandowski, Mario Gotze, Mats Hummels are some of the names who moved with them from Dortmund, if Erling Haaland had not gone to Man City, of course Munich would have taken him too. On the other hand, this is indeed beneficial for the German national team considering that most of the players are in the two clubs and automatically the relationship between players has been created at the club level. This is like the Spanish national team, where the majority of the players are in Madrid and Barcelona.

Bayern Munich this season is going to try for the Champions League but this time I think unlike the last season Tuchel can give more stability to Bayern Munich on the other hand this Drtmound lost their key player and they can't race with Bayern Munich and make a problem for them.
Also if they hire Kane Bayern Munich is going to be even more dangerous. 

One signing is never enough for a club to set things differently for next season. Even if it does then it will be likely because of those top clubs performing poorly or becoming a bit inconsistent in certain part of the season. Bayern Munich were inconsistent in last season so if Bayern again performs in the same way and Leipzig puts up a better performance than last season then I think they can make it at the top but that is way too hard especially when there is Dortmund also in title contender's list.

Not really, it was not remarkable, we know Dortmund is a good team but they lost of their best players this season and I don't expect to see them having the good performance the last season they had, just because Dortmund played against a weak team which is unknown team for us we can't say if they had a good performance there even if they scored seven goals.

and now Red Bull Leipzig has also signed another new star. Lois Openda comes to Red Bull Leipzig from RC Lens for 40 million euros.
this summer, Leipzig has already invested 110 million euros in new stars. but Leipzig has also received a lot of money for stars who have left leipzig this summer.
but whether that will be enough in the end to stand in front of Bayern München ? i think...no 
The other new stars at Red Bull are the following players:

Christoph Baumgartner
Benjamin Sesko,
Nicolas Seiwald,
Fabio Carvalho 
Leopold Zingerle.

When they sell a player then they should not talk about that player anymore, in the sense that Borussia Dortmund already knows the consequences of selling a player who affected the team's play last season.
They are used to this, because not only Jude Bellingham was the only player they sold, but many players in the past they sold and successfully played for other clubs.
Last season it was Erling Haaland, and this season it is Jude Bellingham. And even they do not hesitate to release their players to their own opponents in the Bundesliga, as long as there is profit they get, then as long as they will continue to sell their potential players.

Referring to several sources that I have read, Inter Milan has agreed terms with goalkeeper Yann Sommer, but has yet to secure an agreement with his Bayern Munich club. in recent weeks, Inter have moved on with Sommer and his representatives. according to the same report, Inter have convinced Sommer.
Referring to other reports as quoted by Romano, Inter are preparing their official bid to sign two goalkeepers after selling Andre Onana to Manchester United in the next few hours. and it seems that Sommer will leave for the seria A league club if Onana has been confirmed to join Manchester United.

IMO, Sommer is a good goalkeeper I think, so Inter couldn't go wrong in signing him from Bayern Munich. and for Sommer, he deserves to get a lot of minutes if replaced by Neuer at Bayern Munich.
As for Neuer, we don't doubt the ability of this goalkeeper. in fact, I am his admirer. it's just that, his current age is worthy of being replaced. but some previous rumors, Tuchel wanted him to return to being the main thinker. that is why, Sommer can certainly leave.

Referring to what you said in this post, related from a SkySporst report, maybe that's why, Bayern have reportedly revived their interest in Yassine Bounou in hopes of replacing goalkeeper Yann Sommer who is going to Inter Milan. Sevilla expressed their interest and are waiting for offers, Bono would be open to joining a historic club whose dream is to win everything "Bayern Munich" said Alonso Rivero of Relevo. Well, let's just see how it develops in the future.

It seems that Bellingham could be played maybe for the last 20 minutes or during the first half in the match, because in that match also Bellingham was on the bench in Dortmund skuad last match in the last season against Mainz. But, it is possible that their coach is very worried about Bellingham condition safety and health. Because it would certainly be dangerous to force him to keep playing, while in fact the condition is still not entirely good. But if at that time Bellingham suffered a severe injury, then of course Bellingham would also not be brought into the match, but in fact Dortmund still brought him but him only became a bench filler. But yes, despite Bellingham failure to give the title to Dortmund in the last season, at least Bellingham will still have a great chance with Real Madrid in the next season later to win many trophies there.

It is a certainty that they are always in the Champions zone even for the last few seasons they have always been in 2nd place and more interestingly last season there was even a good chance that they could be at the top and undermine the determination that Bayern always do.
The scheme hasn't really changed as Dortmund will be the same even if they can't unseat Bayern but they are also very safe in the Bundesliga.

As for friendlies or pre-season matches, they may not be that interesting for some people but I think they are still worth watching.
Not for betting but to see that at least with some of these pre-season tour matches a little bit of excitement for next season especially the clubs that are now on tour both in the Bundesliga and other leagues have experienced a long holiday.

I think because they are also experiencing financial problems like clubs in Serie A, and on the other hand buying young players and selling them at higher prices is a business one of the ways for them to stay in the Bundesliga. It is possible that Dortmund will change the direction of its policies if the Club is owned by Middle Easterners like Man City and Newcastle in the EPL.

It is also true if someone says that Dortmund is a springboard club, that is indeed a fact that we can see today. There are lots of star players from them Jude Bellingham, Haaland, Sancho are players who were raised by Dortmund. There used to be Kagawa who was released to Man United during the Ferguson era to replace Park Ji Sung who was also an Asian player. One thing is for sure that not many clubs have the courage to give trust and play regularly in the main squad to young players. I think this is one of the reciprocal relationships between players and clubs to share benefits.