Quote from: Ondekinecakabilirim on Today at 03:47:53 PM

Quote from: asriloni on Today at 10:16:47 AM

I hope the domination will end for bayern. It looks very boring to see bayern to win 11 bundesliga titles in a row without any losses. The only problem if DFL was also preventing the clubs other than dortmund and bayern from growing by cancelling a lot of investments that have been offered by investors.

Bayern Munich won the league this season without Lewandowski and Neuer. Moreover, they could not make good transfers instead of these two football players. So it was like their hands and feet were tied, but they still won the league. Borussia Dortmund disappointed everyone last season and gave Bayern Munich an incredible psychological advantage. If the Bayern Munich hegemony in Germany is broken one day, I think a club other than Borussia Dortmund will do it. And the closest club to achieving this might be RB Leipzig. I don't think Borussia Dortmund can achieve that anymore.

Bayern Munich league victory this year which they achieved while playing without crucial players like Lewandowski and Neuer not only demonstrates their depth and resiliency but also the strength of their entire roster. Bayern Munich surpassed expectations and triumphed despite the fact that they were unable to acquire significant transfers in their place of these two players. It is possible that Bayern Munich recent setbacks gave Borussia Dortmund a psychological edge but it would be premature to write off the possibility of a comeback. With their steady performances and ambitious approach RB Leipzig does definitely represent a genuine threat, but it would be foolish to disregard Borussia Dortmund. Football is a dynamic sport where things can happen very quickly. Therefore it will take time to determine whether the Bayern Munich hegemony will be broken and it very well may be Borussia Dortmund or another contender who shocks everyone.