Topic: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread - page 398. (Read 666771 times)

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.

Signing an injured player is not part of any legal and acceptable deal that is why medical examinations are being taken seriously in order to ascertain the well being of the player. If Guirassy is a having a very big injury that will cost Dortmund more most to maintain and keep him, I think they will just have to reject this agreement and no go on with it. It is fine if the deal has already been agreed on and signed before they find out about it, but if it wasn’t, then they should just reject it because it might cause them more harm than good if they want it keep him and the injury is severe.


Kompany must have learnt a lot from Pep Guardiola and that was why Pep always showed praises on him. They are some things yet unknown by Kompany that Pep can see in him, that could be amongst reasons why he’s like by Pep as a manager and not only as a player. Like you said, he should be given some time to prove himself of what he can do for Bayern Munich, because we can’t just come to a final decision that he is bad and he won’t make a good fortune of the Bayern Munich team.

Kompany will make sure that we are going see a Bayern that goes back to winning ways, which will not be simple, but it can happen and stranger things happened in football. Plus, while we may not find the situation at hand easy, we need to remember that we are going to see Bayern Munich anyway, that team is a great one, and while last season was a bad one, and definitely caused Tuchel to be considered not as good as he used to be, we are still talking about the best team in Bundesliga.

I do not think that it's impossible for them to win, I think with the way players are, we are going to probably see them still have a chance and could win it, even if Kompany isn't a great manager, if he is then there is even a bigger chance.

Honestly, Kompany has not been that successful as a head coach, but in the way I view it, there have not been that many teams that we can say much about. He doesn't have such a bad record that he can't coach Bayern Munich. The truth about Kompany is that he has a good record, but at the same time, he has also set a bad record for himself as he relegated Burnley after promoting them to the Premier League. From my understanding, the reason Kompany failed in the Premier League is due to not having great players to compete at that level.

I just wish that Kompany had a great team; I don't think Burnley would have been relegated. What I want people to understand is that Burnley is different from Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich has a better squad, and with that, the probability of Kompany doing well is higher because he has a great squad on his side and the club has funds for him to buy more quality players. I can't fully say that Kompany will fail, but I believe he will succeed.

I have also come here to talk about it. Dortmund must be really hesitant with transferring him after detecting this injury problem of him. 

Guirassy's injury history so far is like this:



https://www.transfermarkt.com/serhou-guirassy/verletzungen/spieler/270541

I understand Dortmund's worries but he is a great striker at the same time. He finished last season with 28 goals in the Bundesliga you know. This was the first ever time we saw him scoring this many goals in a season. While he is having his most productive times, it must be hard for Dortmund to make a negative decision on his transfer. I hope they get him anyway.

Most people are just overly worried and overly speculative while they forget in this Bundesliga the competition is very tight and they also forget if Munich will always be the team that has the greatest threat to be title holders again in the Bundesliga.  I'm not saying there's no chance for another team but the fact is the match hasn't started yet and we can only speculate but we should believe that Munich, Leverkusen, Dortmund and some other big teams have the quality of performance that they deserve to fight for the title next season.

Honestly, if most still believe that Leverkusen will get the same results as last season, I would say no, because from the schedule and experience it is clear that Xabi will not be easy to rotate players to stay stable in the UCL and the bundesliga while Leverkusen hasn't had this kind of immersion to pursue the bundesliga title and want to fight harder at UCL.

The striking difference between when he was Burnley coach and now is the pressure. At Bayern Munich he will be under much greater pressure than at his previous team. Because demands from fans and from management are things that can make them happy, one of which is being able to win the championship title again which last season they couldn't get one in all the competitions they played. He must have the mentality and stay focused on what he has to do. I think he already knew about this risk even from the first time Bayern Munich made an offer to handle Bayern Munich.

While he was still playing he received a lot of instructions from Pep Guardiola, he should be able to absorb knowledge which he could then develop himself. There are many things he can learn while still being a player. We have to be a little patient to wait for how he will perform with Bayern Munich next season. Because right now we haven't seen what he will implement, so we have to be patient at least until they play their first match.

The failure and success of the kompany at Burnley should not be a reference for us to continue to cast doubt on it, currently many young coaches who have never even coached a big club before are actually able to bring a team to be better, Alonso, Arteta and Xavi should be a reference that Indeed, not all coaches who lack experience will make a big team worse, Kompany failed to get positive results with Burnley last season in the English league and can't we also rule out that Burnley squad is a one reason
for kompany difficult to compete with big teams in the English league.
Meanwhile Arteta in his first season with Arsenal, he also experienced bad results, but Arsenal continues to support him by giving Arteta the freedom to strengthen his squad until now and we can see the improvements that have occurred at Arsenal in the last two seasons.

Bayern Munich is the first big club coached by Kompany at the moment, so Bayern Munich should realize that Kompany will not be able to make Munich better if they don't support and also give Kompany time to do his job later at the Allianz Arena, currently Munich is taking a risk. which is very big by making Kompany as coach but if they can do what Arsenal did with Arteta then maybe we will see Munich can restore their glory in the future.

Bayer Leverkusen for sure had a very good campaign last season and I strongly believe they'll be a major threat in the German Bundesliga come next season but I don't totally agree with the opinion that they're going to be Vincent Kompany's only challenge in a league that's played by 18 clubs. We all saw how impressive Stuttgart was last season and we also know how Borussia Dortmund was able to reach the final of the UEFA Champions League competition so if you ask me, I think there are other big clubs in the German league that should give Bayern Munich's new manager big concerns.
Vincent Kompany's appointment as Bayern Munich coach didn't go down well with a lot of people especially some fans of the club which is why he must succeed to shut his critics up. I have a strong belief that the Belgian will succeed in his new club.