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We will never know how long Leverkusen will be able to maintain the consistency of their team's play, but what is certain is that Leverkusen's presence or strength this season makes the Bundesliga competition even more interesting with the threat that Bayern will no longer be able to defend the Bundesliga championship title that they have controlled for so long.
Personally, I hope that Leverkusen is able to win the Bundesliga title this season and I am sure that this will make the Bayern team improve even stronger and that will have a positive impact on other Bundesliga teams in the future to be even better.

For anyone who is often familiar with the Bundesliga competition, it will certainly not be surprising that every season it always belongs to Bayern Munich because this capital team has everything from a clear club structure, good finances, and squad depth that is above average. So that whatever they want each season can always be realized, especially if it's just a matter of defending the title.

But indeed, since Leverkusen's revival this season, the competition has become even hotter because Bayern Munich has been in 2nd place for the last month and they have not been able to overtake Leverkusen considering that Xabi Alonso's squad has not been defeated until now. I think this is what we need so that the competition doesn't get boring and if this competition is still dominated by the same clubs it will definitely be boring.

There is also one other thing that Bayern Munich has been constantly doing over the years. Whenever there were rising superstars in other competitive teams from the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich bought them. They bought Hummels, Lewandowski and Gotze from Dortmund and several more in the past. Or Lewandowski was a free agent because I think Dortmund didn't let him go and insisted on him fulfilling the contract.

But their finances are a good reason for their success, too. They can act big if they need to, but most of the time they make well-considered decisions.

Their quick action to grab the best players from Bundesliga foes has always been a game-changer. Lewandowski was a free move from Dortmund, which I remember. What a score! As if Bayern weren't already strong enough, they're making the competition even weaker on purpose. Absolutely, that's a smart move. I think they're successful for more reasons than just getting the best players. It's almost uncanny how well Bayern knows when to purchase players. They intelligently spend their money instead of just throwing it around. Their strategic thought is what really sets them apart, even though they've built a financial powerhouse. Rich people aren't enough; how they spend their money is what matters