Topic: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread - page 1279. (Read 660359 times)

Uniquely, now Spurs are rumored to be offering a money deal to Kane. according to Guardian journalist David Hytner, Tottenham have made a huge new contract offer to Kane which would significantly increase his £200,000-a-week requirement. this was done, in order to lock in Kane so that Spurs would not lose the player as a free agent in the upcoming summer transfer window. there is an interesting drama, at this time Levy is adamant not to sell Kane if it does not match their desired price tag of £ 100 million.

In contrast, the German giants have seen their first bid rejected by Spurs.  however, Bayern are reportedly ready to make a better bid, believed to be in the region of £80 million, this week. well, as I said before that there will be tough negotiations between Bayern and Spurs. Spurs don't want to sell, but on the other hand they will lose the player for the rest of his contract. ideally, Bayern should push Harry Kane to leave Spurs. if Kane no longer wants to stay with Spurs, in the end, like it or not, Spurs have to let him go. however, we'll just have to wait and see how it goes regarding Kane's development. if, in the end Kane chose to stay in the Premier League. I'm pretty sure Tuchel has other options they will bring in instead. in essence, Bayern needs a pure striker as a team need to welcome the 2023/2024 season.

I don't think one player can improve the performance of Union Berlin that much. Yes, they played very well in the Europa League, but I think it's too early for them to play in the Champions League. I think they will be lucky if they can get out of the group, but further on it will be very difficult for them to play. The best thing for them is to get into the lower league, as happened last year with Juventus and Barcelona. The Europa League is just right for them.

Yesterday evening new reports appeared, that Tottenham made a new offer to Harry Kane with a huge salary boost for him and that the boss of Tottenham, Daniel Levy, is very angry with the officials of Bayern Munich because according to him they are talking to Harry Kane for a long time now. Therefore he wants to make them suffer and is asking for a very high transfer fee for Kane if he can not convince him to stay with this new offer.
If that really is the case and Tottenham is asking for a huge transfer fee, then i also think that it would be better to not try to sign Harry Kane anymore. To spend 100 M€ for a 30 year old player just does not make any sense in my opinion. Because for that amount of money you can get a world class striker that is way younger too.

I also think he can actually adapt to Bayern Munich if he prefers them to Manchester United. If he is going to make a big change in his career it should be a wise move. Bayern Munich technically have more potential to win titles from now on. I don't think the same for the Red Devils. I mean they won the EFL Cup title this season but this is the only title they managed to win for many years.

Bayern Munich are the opposite of them. In the end Kane would leave on the condition to join a winner team. He couldn't win any title with Tottenham so far. Therefore I believe Bayern Munich is going to be the best choice for the rest of his career.

Yes, the price is very high but still, the whole point about Harry Kane and Bayern Munich is other than his performance he can have in any team, Kane is very much loyal to his team Tottenham and that's why this can't be easy for him to leave his team love for them however 100m seems high but I'm not wrong Tuchel asked his team to hire player for any price.

They should hope that they do not meet with a team that ends up taking the third place, that's what I would say about them. Union berlin will not go out of group stages, the best they will do is group stages at this point, so the only question remaining would be will they be third and go to europa, or will they be fourth in their group and go back home? Because there is a big potential that they could do that too.

I believe that there is a good chance they will end up being quite unhappy with the result as well and may end up with a loss. I am not saying that fourth is guaranteed, but it is also not guaranteed that they won't be. That's their level, third or fourth and they should try to get as many points as they could to get that third place.

I don't wanna expect too much from berlin. This club gonna play in UCL but im feeling skeptical with berlin in UCL. it's caused by it was having bad performance in europa league last season. Berlin will not able to compete with another big club in UCL next season. We can see how there are no great players in berlin. Berlin has very good chemistry but that's not enough to make sure the club will able to go to the last 16.

I think that being able to go to the last 16 gonna be a great achievement for berlin. Im not expect this club will able to go to the even quarter final or even semifinal.
The competitors looked like very hard for dortmund to compete. Even bayern was facing difficulty in beating the big clubs in UCL.

People could expect a surprise from berlin.

Kolo Muani is a very good player and also a very important player for Frankfurt. So it is going to be sad for them to lose this player. But I understand that they are trying to do the right thing and let the player go. Instead of trying to hold onto the player who is trying to leave, they are trying to bring in another player in his place. And I think that is always the sensible thing to do. He is certainly not going to stay because he is being chased by a lot of big clubs. If Rezu can actually get more than 100 million followers transfer for them in my opinion.

Wahi can be good for Frankfurt. But again there is always a risk involved with bringing in young and potential players. But Wahi is showing good signs. I think it can be a good decision. Worth taking a chance.

So far Union Berlin has not brought in any new players to add to the strength of its squad and it seems that if Union Berlin is interested in bringing in Robin Gosens it is very appropriate. Robin Gosens rarely starts at Inter and Union Berlin could offer more regular minutes for Robin Gosens. It's just that it seems that the transfer fee is quite expensive for a team like Union Berlin, which was successful only last season and thinking about the salary per week alone, this possibility will also add to the club's financial expenses.

But Union Berlin must get quality players to be able to compete again in the bundesliga next season, moreover they will also compete in the champions league. I don't think there's anything wrong with them signing Robin Gosens of course with a smarter offer for Inter to agree.

Ofcourse Union Berlin are nothing compared to bundesliga giants, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. Union Berlin boss, Urs Fischer is doing a good job for the club , making them qualified for significant spots in top competitions. Union Berlin have proven to be one of the contenders for league title by winning a spot for the UEFA Champions league football next season. It's good news for club, the coach and finally the supporters. The Eisernen are more eagle to explore their chances next season, it's definitely one of the good opportunities to display their stellar form.

Wondering how Union Berlin wants to get ready for the next season because this team had a good performance in the last season and they are going to play in the champions league for the first time while Union Berlin is not a team with good financial power compared to other teams like Dortmund and Bayern Munich, that's why I don't expect to see him hiring expensive players for the next season.

However, Robin Gosens is linked to this team for the next season Inter Milan.

With Kane willing and ready to leave then Bayern munich can just work the negotiations to there advantage for real!!! Mane for sure is good, but he cant replace Lewandowski at Bayern based on him being more of a winger!!! So something around 70-80mil should work for Kane who is going to be a more perfect replacement, but 100Mil is too much!!!!

There are other things that can be used to their advantage in the Champions League.
Even though in terms of competition I agree as you said because this will be very difficult for them but the positive impact is apart from the financial conditions that will definitely increase, this is also a very good learning for them because being in the Champions League by competing against big teams, this will make their mentality and game better.
They know their conditions and they won't have high expectations in the Champions League but at least there are many positive results that benefit them in other ways apart from the competition.
Hopefully, this schedule won't bother them in the Bundesliga because sometimes when a team is used to a tough schedule, it affects them in all competitions and perhaps Atalanta from Serie A is an example that they should avoid in order to avoid the same fate.

For Kane's age, the price of $100 million seems quite expensive. Tottenham don't even want to release him below that price. Actually I'm not too sure Kane is better than Sadio Mane. I think with such a high price, Munich do not need to rush in selling Mane. They can give Mane confidence to perform at least half a season. If he is good then keep him, but if it is the other way around maybe they should sell him immediately. Half-season conditions might make Tottenham able to release Kane at a cheaper price. In addition, it seems that Kane is already very keen to leave Tottenham.

Tottenham may be demanding a high price for Harry Kane, but Bayern Munich have the ability to buy Harry Kane at a high price. But I doubt they will. Not many clubs are interested in Harry Kane due to Tottenham's high asking price. But I think Harry Kane is not interested in staying with Tottenham. He won't win any titles with this club. And so maybe Tottenham can decide to sell Harry Kane for a little less money.

If you measure the level of competition in the Champions League, it is certainly difficult for Union Berlin to compete there with top clubs that have become regulars in the Champions League. But that doesn't mean they don't have a chance, yes although maybe their chances are quite small.
But I personally want to see them be able to bring out all their abilities so that they become a competitor worthy of consideration.
I think the opposite, when they recruit new players who they think can strengthen their squad, it is a hope. But again we'll see what they will be like in the Champions League next season.


I don't think you should give up hope for clubs that will be playing in the Champions League, because that would be underestimating them. Although I won't deny that Union Berlin will probably be better prepared to be in the Europa League.
If they are a bit lucky, then they will be in a group that allows them to be ranked 2nd for example. And also in the knockout round if they are lucky they will meet a club that can be said to be the same as them. Last season, there was actually a surprise from a dark horse club like Club Brugge although in the end they were not too strong to reach the higher rounds.

Robin Koch is for sure a nice good player that hopefully can bring some experience to the Frankfurt midfield.
Its possible that he really making a good combination with Mario Götze and both can push the forward playing of Frankfurt.

If Union Berlin can manage to get Robin Gosens he will be for sure some improvement for them.
Union Berlin is ready for the Champions League as they got a lot of International experience the last years.

Munich is not likely to buy Kane at the price set by Tottenham, which is 100 million pounds. In line with what you said I thought of the age of Kane who had been 30 years and could not be a long -term prospect for them. So that price is suitable for younger players not for Kane who has been 30 years. If Tottenham still maintains Kane they will certainly lose Kane next season with transfer free status.

Indeed, for now Munchen position is on the verge of losing their striker Sadio Mane who is reportedly will join one of the Saudi Pro Arabian League clubs, so bringing Kane is the option they are preparing if Mane really leaves. I think that if Mane survives in Munchen next season and they managed to rent Kane, Munchen will have a frightening attack line both in the Bundesliga and the Champions League will be the first team on the favorite list.

Union Berlin did well last season in the Bundesliga and also did well in the Europa League. But I am not sure that the new player from Inter will be able to help them much in the Champions League, where there is a huge competition among the giant clubs like Real Madrid, Bayern, PSG and of course Manchester City. I think a good outcome for Union Berlin would be to qualify for the Europa League again where they would be much more comfortable.