Topic: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread - page 204. (Read 635766 times)

In my opinion, despite Leverkusen having had a very good campaign that went down in the history of the club and the coach, Leverkusen still doesn't have much experience in the European Champions League in terms of consistently getting very far, so I think that the leverkusen will not perform well in the European champions league, they did well in the bundesliga and in the european league they won the games with some difficulties in some games, and when we compare the european league with the european champions league, we easily see how the european league European champions are much higher and in the group stage Leverkusen will face strong teams that have good performances in their local leagues. and Leverkusen's coach has no experience as a coach in the European Champions League, I highly doubt that Leverkusen will go far in the European Champions League, even getting through the group stage will be difficult for them


European Champions League is something that has often happened to be seen in a final in which the teams involved are one at the top of the local league and the other in positions below 3 in the local league, we saw this in the Champions League final involving Manchester city ​​against inter, manchester city was at the top of the premier league while inter was more than 16 points behind leaders napoli in series A. also when chelsea became champions of the champions league, they were bottom of the premier league, but they beat manchester city in the final even though manchester city was at the top of the premier league. These scenarios have become normal in the European Champions League

Not selling their most important players may really help them accomplish a lot next season, though i am not expecting them to reach the Champions league final but i have that belief that they will go far in the Champions League (if they replicate last season performance).

With the squad they might do better but they still need to add more players to increase their squad depth, every team will sign more players so they also have to add some players because no one knows what will happen, they may face injuries as the season progresses.

They are about to mark out their name among the big teams in Germany but just a season’s performance is not enough to stand among big teams but if they can replicate the same performance this season again then they should be able to stand alongside Bayern Munich, Dortmund and others as the biggest teams in the country.

The Bundesliga is actually a quality league. We understand this from the fact that Borussia Dortmund did not win the league but made it to the UCL final and played very well. The Bundesliga is not just a good league with its other teams. There seem to be 3 big teams there, but in Spain this number is 4. More in the Premier League. The quality of the league is high, but of course it could be better.

Bayern Munich looks like they have to move on or at least have to be patient until 2026 if they are still interested in bringing Julian Nagelsmann back. The reason is that the current German coach has activated the agreement stated previously where if he succeeds in bringing Germany through to the knockout rounds then his contract will automatically be extended and at the same time this will be Julian Nagelsmann's long career until the 2026 World Cup.

It seems very difficult to understand because Bayern Munich threw him away for unclear reasons and currently many coaches have rejected his offer until in the end they have no coaching option other than bringing in a mediocre coach like Vincent Kompany. Honestly, I don't know what will happen when Bayern Munich is handled by Vincent Kompany and I hope they will not be far from what happened last season with Tuchel.

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Success is mainly the priorities of elite clubs but when it involves Bundesliga clubs, we know exactly what they're fighting for. Bundesliga clubs are not relenting, we should expect massive domination from them next season and how they will trashed opponents and grab possible opportunities to win major league titles. Bayern Munich, Borrusia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen will go far in the UEFA Champions League next season. We know what these clubs are capable or and their ability to comprehend good purpose.

That makes sense, Xabi Alonso will of course have big ambitions to improve the performance of the Leverkusen team next season, especially with the achievements they have achieved this season making it very possible for them to continue.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich, with its new inexperienced coach, of course needs time to adapt and it is slightly beneficial for Leverkusen to be able to defend the title, but Bayern Munich still cannot be underestimated.

Because Xabi Alonso will be playing in the Champions League, of course he has to be able to build this team to be much stronger than last season, I think that's quite possible and regarding their unbeaten record they might maintain it, but that's in the Bundesliga, not in the Champions League.

Maintaining a performance like last season is not an easy task even though Xabi has very reliable intelligence but to be honest I doubt it and my reasons are quite clear if experience really is the main role in competing in the UCL and Leverkusen does not have that much experience in the UCL.
My doubts became bigger when Leverkusen failed in the final round of the European League looking very unprepared and that means Leverkusen will still have difficulty competing in the UCL which is filled with the strongest teams in Europe.

Not sure whether Leverkusen can retain some of its important players because Wirtz, a highly prioritized midfielder, has recently been linked with other teams and this could happen because the season break is still very long and something could happen.

Previously, I also said here that there is no doubt that Xabi can quickly become close to all Leverkusen players and can create perfect performances in every match and can even appear unbeatable in the Bundesliga.
But the problem is about the UCL and Xabi will not easily provide the right strategy because player readiness is also really needed.

A change of coach can give rise to two options, either the club's performance will be better or it will experience a setback from before. If you look at the coaches recruited by Bayern Munich and Dortmund, the potential for Leverkusen to retain the Bundesliga trophy is a little more open. The reason is because both coaches are not experienced enough to handle big teams like the two of them, while Xabi Alonso has very strong and solid strengths.

I don't think Leverkusen will be able to achieve an unbeaten record again next season and that is something that is difficult to maintain. But in terms of the title or finishing in the top three, Leverkusen still has a chance as long as Xabi Alonso can make his team play more consistently like the previous season. Next season Leverkusen will also play in the Champions League so they will have a busy schedule with much tighter preparations to take part in this competition.

Real Madrid is a very good team and favorites for the UCL next year. He had a dream season for Bayer Leverkusen last year. Their only defeat was in the final. This happens too, of course. They suffered only 1 defeat in a whole season and this was the final match. Their luck did not change against Atalanta.  They are one of the strong candidates for the UCL next year, but to be honest, I don't think they will compete with a team like Real Madrid.

Honestly, with how Bayer Leverkusen have performed last season, both in their domestic league and other competitions, there is a good chance that they may do well in next season's Champions League. If Bayer Leverkusen do not sell their key players and can sign more to strengthen their squad, with the squad they have on the ground, there is a probability that they will do well. I have hope for them that they will do well in next season's Champions League. Bayer Leverkusen have shown that they are among the best teams in the world last season.it is really surprising as they did so well last season, almost to the point that a significant percentage of people did not easily believe that they would achieve what they achieved last season when they started the league.

With the conditions that occurred last season, no one will say they are weak because however they are still very strong and that is a fact that we cannot deny.

It's just that of course from the other side we have to realize that sometimes for a new season there must be a new achievement that ultimately makes a difference in the scheme and running of the season.

They are very strong of course the answer is yes, but do they ultimately have the same performance as last season? Of course the answer will not be able to be determined now before we really wait and see what they will do.
do later because Leverkusen's performance will of course be seen from how the start of the season takes place.
When the start of the season is not very good for them then it seems like we have to lower our expectations a bit in the end.

Their main task is to maintain the performance they have shown this season. If they succeed in maintaining their performance, then I am sure they will be able to talk a lot in the Champions League next season. I think they can do that, especially since they have retained many of the players who are in the squad this season.
In terms of player abilities, I feel that Xabi can also know his players' abilities well, so that will help him to be able to apply the right strategy so that the players he has can show their best abilities in the game. This is important because when a coach knows the abilities of his players, the coach will know what he has to do when facing a particular opponent. Because in the Champions League, their opponents will not be easy.

A club sometimes has its own goals, for example, Bayern Munich, which last season was overtaken by Leverkusen, but Bayern Munich prioritizes matches in the Champions League, even though they only reached the semi-finals, but that is proof that a club that has lost in the Bundesliga doesn't necessarily look weak like that what you said and I agree with all of this.

Not being able to occupy 1st position in the points table is not a big problem as long as Leverkusen can perform well in the Champions League as I said above and it is very natural that a club like Leverkusen, which managed to win the title last season, is more enthusiastic about being able to win a higher title, but it must giving up a little position in the domestic league.
Leverkusen I am sure that this club can show its strongest performance in the Champions League as long as it doesn't make many changes to the players, but I am a little doubtful that in the future Xabi Alonso will also prioritize the Bundesliga title and in the end its performance in the Champions League will be slightly affected.

Stuttgart performed quite satisfactorily with their success in surpassing Bayern Munich and winning runners-up in the Bundesliga competition and Stuttgart performance has improved quite significantly every season.
But this summer it was reported that several Stuttgart players would indeed leave the team, they are the core players and this could be big threat for Stuttgart next season if they lose some of these players.
Serhou Guirassy, ​​Hiroki Ito and Waldemar Anton are three of Stuttgart core players who made huge contribution to Stuttgart success in achieving more wins towards the end of the competition.
If these three players leave and there is no suitable replacement then it is clear that Stuttgart's performance is very likely to decline and it is also possible that they could have difficulty competing next season.

Leverkusen have already proved their mettle. The team won the Bundesliga title without losing a single match. Despite not winning the Europa League title, Leverkusen's players performed well in every match except the final match. But in the final we suddenly saw bad performance of Leverkusen's players.

As Leverkusen will perform in the Champions League, they should strengthen the squad even more. It is very difficult to consistently perform well in the Champions League if the squad is not strengthened enough. Xabi Alonso is an experienced coach no doubt. An experienced coach as well as a strong squad is needed to continue to perform consistently well. But I am not sure if the Leverkusen management will take the necessary steps to strengthen their squad. Because the Leverkusen management is not rich enough.

As long as Leverkusen retains its players and Xabi Alonso is still coaching the club, Leverkusen's performance will still be quite good next season and could even be better than the season. Maintaining consistency is not easy but Leverkusen is doing well this season. Leverkusen has performed consistently with only 1 defeat. Even though this defeat was a very bitter defeat because Leverkusen lost in the Europa League final, it does not rule out the possibility of Leverkusen becoming the best club in Europe last season in the hands of Xabi Alonso and the coach still has strong ambitions to win many titles before leaving the club.

When Xabi Alonso has built Leverkusen's performance to be good, I think the coach who comes in will have to continue Xabi Alonso's way of working even though he has a different strategy. But at least Xabi Alonso has inherited the great players he built in such a way and the new coach only needs to direct that Leverkusen's performance will be good still good. Xabi Alonso will continue his coaching career by gaining more experience to experience coaching other clubs and experience other challenges, he cannot continue to be at Leverkusen and I think maybe next season will be his last season at Leverkusen.

Yes that is right Bayern Leverkusen long undefeated streak shows how strong and determined they are. Even though they lost in final but it is clear that they are good team. And exactly hey can play well against tough opponents and have good chance of doing well in Champions League. Champions League has many strong teams but Leverkusen has already shown they can compete with the best in the Bundesliga. They might not win first place but I think they'll come close and do well in the competition. Their team work can help to stand against the tough teams and they already showed it.

The fact that Bayern Leverkusen were undefeated until the final of the competition shows that they are very strong. However, a team that competes for a full season and is still beaten till the final is not a weak team, and that doesn’t mean they won’t perform as we are saying in the champions league.

I believe they can do it even in the champions league competition, even if they will perform the same as they are doing in the Bundesliga, because I know the Champions League has many more strong teams than the Bundesliga that Leverkusen have already used to, so the thing here is that Leverkusen will not be beaten in the champions league, but with their current status of performance, I believe even if they don't top the table, they will nearly make it to the top.

Last season it was not just Stuttgart and Heidenheim, Leverkusen should be included because as at the beginning of the season, no one expected them to win the title until they had consistency in their match results.
Last two season it was Union Berlin who narrowly escape relegation in this just concluded season; I hope we see another team again next season to have such performance as Stuttgart.
Bayern Munich and Leverkusen’s debate on who to win the League is still on and it is something we can’t conclude until we see Kompany’s effort in the beginning of next season.

Wow, I guess the victory of Leverkusen over Bayern Munich this year is a big celebration for the league team because, how the heck can one team dominate over the league with an unbeaten record of 11 years simultaneously without any breakable efforts made by other teams. This is why I suggest that other teams in the league must do a pool party celebration for all the players and the management team of the Leverkusen club because this is more like a bondage broken and a way paved for other clubs to thrive next season.