Topic: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread - page 291. (Read 652118 times)

Arguably Terzic would have been a better manager. But all the slander Kompany is getting is because his team was relegated, and that’s it. Yes, it’s a huge factor for any manager’s profile, but there are definitely a lot of other things that should be taken into account, and the Bayern board did exactly that when they were trying to look for a new manager.

If Terzic made himself available before Bayern went for Kompany, things could have been different. But eliminating the idea of Bayern succeeding is simply stupid because we haven’t seen anything from Kompany with a good squad like Bayern’s. Let’s wait and see and then ponder.

Every team makes mistakes and the fact that Bayern Munich are not in good form now does not mean that mistake cannot be corrected. They must have done that in order to improve the quality of the team, unknown to them that this will be the case of the team now. Kompany is still part of the revival process they’re passing through to make the team good again. If he was not fit for the job or can tell if he’s the right choice for the club, they wouldn’t have employed him in the first place. Until the league begins, he remains the choice of Bayern Munich and will do everything to make the team successful.



I think this is normal in football and you can’t blame Tuchel for performing that poorly. When he joined the team, he won them a trophy in his first season and that was all overlooked because of just one season. Everyone could have their downtime and maybe that was his and he needed some cool off until the next season before he gets back to his real form. I have not seen anything that bad to warrant that sack. He made it to the champions league semifinals, that was something difficult to do and appreciable to anyone that did that. That was how he was sacked by Chelsea and till date, they’re still battling to get themself back in the league. I don’t hope for the same fate for Bayern Munich.

The thing I didn't understand last season was how Tuchel managed that poorly.    I mean Bayern Munich had a wonderful squad, absolutely a complete one with adding Harry Kane also to the team.

Considering Tuchel isn't actually a bad manager, it was a really surprising thing to me. Their Bundesliga performance was horrible compared to the previous seasons. I don't know maybe he was going to fix things if he was given one more year but still...

As Kompany is like a noname as a manager for most people, there is some worry about this choice. I just hope he can surprise everyone and make a good competition against Xabi Alonso unlike Tuchel's work.

Bayern Munich must remain optimistic amidst many people's lack of confidence in the new coach they have chosen because it is a risk from Bayern Munich Management's own decision. I prefer to give Kompany time to prove himself whether he is worthy or not, and in his first season at Bayern Munich the demands were already very tough, namely winning back the Bundesliga trophy. Kompany shows a confident attitude and that can be an asset in the future to try everything he can. Perhaps Kompany most difficult problem is fitting in with the players. Moreover the possibility that Muller and Nueur will retire leaves many gaps that need to be filled.

Indeed you can't be sure on this because Bayern Munich and Vincent Kompany is surely expecting to see a positive change in the team even though Kompany had a bad season last season with Burnley in the Premier League. Kompany may be young in age but he has got a lot of experience being a good player and don't forget he also helped Burnley to come out of the relegation zone before the team had bad season in the Premier League so I believe moving to a bigger team where you have more quality players will boost the confidence of Kompany to do a great job in the Bayern Munich team.

I am optimistic about Kompany bringing a change in the Bayern Munich team but I don't think the results will start soon they will still need to give him time to master his the right formation to use and to get things together in the team.

I'm not sure about this but I think the good thing for Kompany and Bayern Munich is none expect to see a good performance from Kompany because he had a bad experience in the last season and he is still young and not experienced enough and this can make Kompany be under less pressure while on other hand, he is working in a team like Bayern Munich where they usually win the Bundesliga title otherwise they get the coach fired.
I think now Bayern Munich feels regret because of getting their coach fired and hiring Tuchel in the last season. Because this made the team unstable.

 

We will see how the two teams start next season, because I still think that both teams will still have the strength to be more competitive. Although Leverkusen, who are still able to retain all their players and will also improve several lines which they think are still weak, will be a team to pay more attention to next season after being able to perform so well last season in the Bundesliga. Apart from that, I also want competition in the Bundesliga to become fiercer so that many people are interested in watching all the matches in the Bundesliga next season.

I saw the news yesterday, but I wasn't paying attention until I read your post. If the injury seems to be serious, I believe Dortmund will be cannot sign him, but, if it is minor and he will be able to play at the start of the season, I am sure Dortmund will be able to complete the contract. Let me use Hakim Ziyech as an example. He almost joined Al Nassr at the beginning of last season, but the contract was terminated after it was discovered he had an injury. It makes no sense that they signed a player and then didn't use him for the first season, it seems to be a waste of money, Dortmund is interested in signing Guirassy after a successful season with Stuttgart, the player scored 25 goals in 25 games last season, and I believe Dortmund wants to sign him so they can compete for the title next season.


That is exactly my point, Kompany successfully moved Burnley back to the Premier League the previous two seasons, but they had a poor performance last season and were relegated. There must be a reason for their poor season. In my opinion, Burnley did not provide him with the important players to compete in the Premier League, but since he is the manager of Bayern Munich, we can expect to see something new from him.

Perhaps there is a rational grain in this, Bayer went through this season quite simply without much competition in the Bundesliga, everything may change when they feel pressure every round from the fact that their pursuers will be very close, or even more so if Bayer has to be in the role of a catching up team, which will always be a few points behind Bayern, or even possibly other teams. On the other hand, Bayer managed to keep all the players in the team, they were even able to strengthen some positions, so they have a chance to remain a competitive team, but it all depends on Bayern how they start this season.

There have been many cases of players who are overweight, as experienced by Niklas Sule, this is quite unfortunate because as professional players they should be able to maintain their weight in proportion. The reason is that they will have difficulty moving when they weigh more than they should and that will be one of the things that threatens their careers.
I'm quite surprised when I see a professional player experiencing something like that, because they can't maintain it ideally even though they should be very aware of what is ideal for them. This could be caused by them not being able to maintain a proper diet or lifestyle. Especially if they are still at a mature age, that shouldn't happen.

Some time ago we certainly still remember the incident of being overweight experienced by Niklas Sule and it seems that his eating pattern is now starting to become more regular and he is implementing a weight loss plan during the off season. Almost everyone criticized him because as a defender he would have problems facing players with high speed and that's why he tried so hard to lower his body.

Apart from that, he is quite lucky because he is still included in the plans of new Dortmund coach Nuri Sahin because if he does not prove his intention to lose weight then he will definitely be sold. But now it seems like he has returned to his ideal weight and is preparing to strengthen Dortmund's defense again.

At almost 30 years of age, it seems like this player is already prone to injury because last season while defending Stuttgart he was injured twice (correct me if I'm wrong). I'm worried that this situation will cause Dortmund to be at a loss next season if this player gets injured again. .
Indeed, the injury he suffered while playing for the Guinean national team was not too serious, but if it happened at Dortmund it would give him a lot of rest, while Dortmund needs a striker to help him perform better next season.

But reading the news on Twitter, it seems like Dortmund is still trying to complete the transfer of this player, but honestly, Stuttgart's transfer fee is very expensive considering the player's track record of injuries. Dortmund must be smart in negotiating so that Stuttgart releases the player at a cheaper price.

I get it why you are worried about Vincent Kompany leading Bayern Munich to success next season. He did well at Burnley but Bayern Munich is much bigger team. Bundesliga is tough league and teams like Bayer Leverkusen will give them hard time. Expecting new coach to succeed in just one season is a lot to ask especially since Bayern Munich has been struggling lately. I am worried too but I think Kompany has skills and experience to make difference. It will be interesting to see how he does in this new job.

Actually, it's not about disagreeing or agreeing, but more about being a little worried that Vincent Kompany won't be able to lift Bayern Munich back to its peak of glory next season. Because for me, one full season for a new coach will certainly be very little for him to bring a team as big as Bayern Munich back to its peak of glory again, remembering that there are still strong rivals like Bayer Leverkusen who could dominate the Bundesliga again next season. Apart from that, everyone also wants to see how genius Vincent Kompany was when he managed a team as big as Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga even though some people have no doubts about his experience at Burnley.

Not having a very good squad at his previous team where he was the head coach is actually a factor that could cause his career some level of ruin as seen in his most recent career. Bayern Munich is really different both with the quality of their players and every other thing one would want to think of with he team and that is very clear so let's see if he's going to do better since he appears to be in a place where everything may look like they have all been put in place for im starting from the strength a d depth of his team to the quality of players he's got a d even the kind of leagues he's going to gain exposure to, it's a very wholesome package with very limited chances of failure with almost no excuses.

I agree with you. While we were all amazed by the way Leverkusen won the trophy last season, we can't ignore the fact that Bayern Munich are still the Bundesliga rulers. With Thomas Tuchel legacy squad ranked 5th, with the highest market value in Europe, Kompany has a great opportunity to bring Bayern Munich back on track. Ups and downs in performance are normal for every team, and last season although it seems strange for Bayern Munich, because they are used to winning at the end of the season. Therefore, in my opinion, Bayern will be able to recover and make the title race even more exciting than last season. Kompany just needs time to prove his tactical prowess. It would be unfair if we doubted his abilities before seeing the process.

I don't know why there are still many people debating Bayern Munich's decision regarding Kompany and doubting Kompany's competence as Bayern's new football manager. For various reasons, whatever they may be, Kompany remains Bayern Munich coach. As for what happens next, there will definitely be an evaluation of how he will work. He doesn't need to mention anything, he just needs to work as optimally as possible to make Bayern Munich win the Bundesliga champion again.

So far, Bayern Munich has carried out several signings which in fact can be said to be quite good for several things. In fact, Bayern Munich recently announced that they have signed João Palhinha until 30 June 2028. He will fill the midfielder position under Kompany.
https://fcbayern.com/en/news/2024/07/fc-bayern-sign-joao-palhinha

With some transfers and rumors related to Bayern Munich below:
New Transfer:
João Palhinha (Defensive Midfield)
Michael Olise (Right winger)
Hiroki Ito (center back)
Bryan Zaragoza (left winger)

and some rumors that will come to Bayern Munich:
Xavi Simons (Attacking Midfield)
Jonathan Tah (Centre-Back)
Source: Bayern Munich

So the possible lineup will be like this:

What lead to the delay has been said to be a minor Injury but then, that doesn't mean Borrussia Dortmund wouldn't go on with the deal. They have not made any further comments about getting him completely or not, I'd go see what Fabrizio Romano update says about the deal. I would love to see him swing that way though, let's see if they can be able to win the Bundesliga League Competition next season.

I love the addition done by Vincent Kompany. Like I said, can he be able to work with players like Joshua Kimmich and Thomas Muller? I would see how it ends finally.
Paulihna from Fulham is such a great move and I love it. Right now, most likely to join the squad next would be Xavi Simons from Paris Saint Germany.

Folks,Adding Vincent Kompany to Bayern Munich is excellent. Some say, "But, he was at Burnley!" Burnley and Bayern, odd, right? Kompany has the resources to construct a dynasty. The pressure's on. Bayern is best. However, Kompany is used to pressure. He played with and learnt from the greatest. He's a football genius and knows how to handle superstars.

His DNA matches Pep Guardiola's. Pep did what at Bayern? Kompany has the same drive to win. Let naysayers naysay. We'll see Kompany elevate Bayern.

For a coach, it is most of the time not about trying the best. For a coach, most of the time it is about the experience and the tactics. I have heard people say that he has none of those. So people are definitely a lot skeptical about him being the coach.

I personally don’t think getting Kompany made that decision. And that decision is probably not going to change. At least not for the next two seasons. We just have to wait and see if Kompany will be able to bring out the best of Bayern Munich or not. He did not have a very good squad in Burnley. So maybe with this great Bayern Munich squad, he will be able to bring in good results. But I don’t think it is going to be all sunshine and rainbows. It is going to be very hard for him to achieve good results. Especially because he has not actually managed a club as big as this before.