Topic: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread - page 2045. (Read 659454 times)

But this would also damage Lewandowskis reputation. He is not the youngest anymore and any worsening in his performance would also diminish his chances to change to another top club. For the sake of both - team and player - they hopefully find a professional solution for their problems soon and stop their discussion through the boulevard media.

This is one of the interesting issues that are going on about Bayern Munich and Lewandowski, because the two seem to have no chemistry or compatibility anymore. Where players want to leave but the club does not allow it, problems like this sometimes become a blunder for both of them for next season. Even though in the end the player is still retained, his contribution can be greatly decreased and this factor can be a loss for the team, not only decreased performance but loss of selling value if it is maintained until the contract expires.

I think still not have any new player replace with Robert Lewandowski position on Bayern Munich, after usually activities transfer where all central forward Bayern Munich replace from Dortmund player, last several season Robert Lewandowski move from Dortmund to Bayern Munich and right now Haaland have deal with Manchester City. I think Bayern Munich if not get replace position for Robert Lewandowski will have new negotiation and try not selling Lewandowski for next season, maybe still waiting new forward arrived on Bayern Munich before selling Robert Lewandowski to other club

On this point I agree with you, losing Lewandowski may indeed have an effect on Bayern Munich but not in the long term, other than because Munich is a rich club of course with the big names they have will be an attraction for other star players to join them, different the case with dortmund which might be a little shaky when haalaand left now, indeed dortmund is famous for a team that is skilled in producing new star players but it seems that getting talented players will certainly be difficult for dortmund to get them in the near future, besides that if there are potential players from dortmund of course they need time to develop that players game.

i believe that bayern munich, over the whole season, will be able to cope with the loss of Robert Lewandowski better and more effectively than borussia dortmund with the leaving of Erling Haland.
furthermore, bayern is much more experienced than bvb when it comes to fighting in certain decisive games.

But I don't see Borussia Dortmund strengthening itself to compete even though Bayern Munich is not as stable from the previous seasons. I don't understand Dortmund who always lose the competition, because if they wanted to they would be able to do that. Are they not passionate about winning? Or is there something else that makes them so? That's always been my question all along.

@hd49728 I don’t think that there’s a suitable replacement for Lewandowski, and Bayern’s best bet would be to groom an in house striker to replace him. Lastly they can take a wild risk by signing Martial, or Rashford, and it’ll be a really big gamble with those two, but it may just even payoff as these two are quality player’s if they’re well settled.

Bayern admitted that their finance is no longer good to buy Haaland. In normal finance, they will not let Haaland to leave and will buy him. With this issue, they will not  be able to buy a young and hot player like Haaland or Mbappe. In next 2 or 3 years, they might look for tier 2 players or old players to replace Lewandowski as their medium term solution.

When their finance improves, they will return to big transfers. In mean time, Bayern will still be top club in Bundesliga but ig will be harmful for their strength and competitiveness in Champions League.

And if Bayern Munich do let Lewandowski go for next season, then Bayern Munich will also look at other players who are no less good like Lewandowski although it is difficult to match the skills and achievements that Lewandowski has had in several seasons. Because Bayern Munich also knows how strong they are this season, Bayern Munich also doesn't want to be weak next season just because Lewandowski is released to another team.

Well, we surely can not compare those thriving clubs to the well-established ones, even though we say that their stadium is fully booked for a game if they have players that are worth billions but don't really do much to the club then it is really hard to compensate for that, like the Bayern Munich, that always wins in the past and is very lucky in getting those players that become very talented, from 2012 up to now the Bayern Munich have dominated the Bundesliga Championship for almost 10 seasons now, and in the past, they still have a couple of Championships, and in 2014 they had Robert Lewandowski and so that championship stay on their side, this means that Bayern Munich had a focus on good talents and keeping them, I think if a club have a good management that can control their finances very well that will be a lot more for the club,


This is a common problem with clubs that don't have financial stability and keep on losing important matches so even though Augsburg has very competitive players if the club is not organized with a fully functioning the team then they will still struggle a lot, not like the Bayern Munich that has balance with certain things, but this season they surely have problem with Robert Lewandowski in keeping him in the team, because Lewandowski really want to go his separate ways, they can not do something about that,


Well nothing is forever, I think that Robert Lewandowski wants to explore a bit I think it is his choice and they should let him go, he establish the team for almost 8 championships of the Bayern Munich, I think that is enough I think Bayern should find more talented players and give chance to their old once, to make their shot, and right now Erling Haaland is no more in the Bundesliga, and Robert Lewandowski is going to leave the Bundesliga, it's going to be a big shift for the Bundesliga and I think the competitiveness for most teams will somehow show, and I think other clubs will have a fighting chance in taking the crown of the Bayern Munich, and I am looking on the brighter side of things I can see that we fans of the Bundesliga can now see a very competitive game and that is more balance in my opinion,

It's very interesting to talk about the competition for second place for next season, because for the first position next season seems to still be
dominated by Bayern. Therefore it is more realistic to talk about which teams will be in second place next season, and after Dortmund lost Haaland,
it looks like Dortmund's strength will decline next season. So I agree Leipzig's chances will be much bigger to be in second place next season.
Moreover, Leipzig also has a good history in the 2020/2021 season, which Leipzig was in second place in the 2020/2021 season. So it is likely
that next season Leipzig will repeat the same success as what happened in the 2020/2021 season. The most important thing is that Leipzig was able
to keep Christopher Nkunku from moving to another club next season, after all Nkunku's contribution this season is very big, so I'm optimistic that
next season Nkunku will again be a goal machine for Leipzig and help Leipzig to take second place.

As far as I understand from the words of Lewandowski himself, the player is seriously aiming for a move to Barcelona. At least, his recent words about the fact that there are few applicants for him, because he is considering only one option, seem to clearly indicate this. There is also information that Barcelona president Laporta called the player's agent and thanked Lewandowski for his words about wanting to leave about Bayern. I personally have no doubt about Lewandowski's ability to play in Barcelona. Another question is that I am not sure that the player will have the same huge performance as in Germany. There are also some concerns that the situation with the extension of Messi's contract may repeat, when the team could not fit into the financial requirements of La Liga.

If Lewandowski leaves Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund strengthens the team, a lot can change. Of course, any player can be replaced, but I think that replacing Lewandowski with any player in the world will be a weakening for Bayern at this point. Borussia, on the other hand, has a lot of opportunities for changes in the team. I hope they will make good use of this transfer window and start an equal fight with Bayern next season.

If we see a fierce competition for the second position in the league standings I think it would be between Dortmund and Leipzig this time. It is just a feeling like Leipzig would improve their performance a lot in that season. I don't want to overlook Leverkusen too as they did a very good job last season. But in some way I think that they won't be able to keep the same level. Maybe this time we will see Leipzig finishing right in front of Leverkusen. But first they will need to figure out the real issues in the team and fix them.

Intense competition will still occur. but only for position 2 and below and maybe in a position that will lead to degradation
Because if you look at position one, it will be impossible to touch other teams on the other side if you look at last season what makes it exciting is the struggle for positions for the Champions League, Europa League and those who will be relegated there besides that there is almost no competition.

I haven't heard Lewandowski say anything like that in any of the interviews, so I guess it's just speculation. However, it could have been because Lewandowski's decision had to come from something.
It seems to me that his behavior is more due to the fact that he has a very good offer from Barcelona, but if it became official, Bayern would demand huge money from Barcelona and therefore Lewandowski first wants to get permission from Bayern to leave the club and then he will start official negotiations. It is definitely about a lot of money there.

For next season, I want to see a tough competition desperately but I'm aware also that there won't be such competition too. I'm really sick of seeing the same team becoming the champions every season. Bayern Munich are likely to lose Lewandowski and Gnabry both now and maybe this would affect them badly a little but I'm still not very hopeful. Because the most important thing about this is that they have an incredible system which is running like a clockwork. Nothing would change as long as another team have the same system with good players too.

As I've read the main issues between Lewandoski and Bayern is that Lewandoski hasn't had a great friendship with Nagelsmann. This one has tried in different ways to try to learn how to be an attacker to a player like

Lewandoski and he doesn't appreciate it. 

In my opinion anyway, Nagelsmann is not for Bayern and we've seen his results at the moment.

Robert Lewandowski is a big part of the success that Bayern Munich had, losing this player can surely cause some problems for Bayern Munich. He has also saved Bayern Munich from a difficult situation countless times. Losing the player can cause a lot of problems in Bayern Munich right now. So, I think it is not going to be a good decision to let him go if they don't have a really good replacement ready for him. But he really does not want to play in Bayern Munich.

The impact created by Lewa will be felt by Bayern, especially in those difficult moments when Bayern will be struggling to get a goal that he always shows up and scores, he will be missed but I think Bayern will get a good striker that will replace him made be a someone who scores like Lewa but truth be told you can't some one as fast as Lewa. I heard a rumor about Lewa joining the EPL team next season but am not too sure but I think he will do better in EPL if he is signed.