Leverkusen have no star players in their squad. But if we compare Leverkusen's overall squad performance then we have to say that this team is very strong. This team is yet to lose any match in the Bundesliga. They also drew the match 2-2 against Bayern Munich. At the same time, they have shown great dominance in every match of the Europa League. Leverkusen are also unbeaten in the Europa League and have managed to win all their matches. Leverkusen conceded only 3 goals in 6 matches in the Europa League and scored 19 goals. So this group cannot be called weak. Leverkusen are likely to win both the Bundesliga and Europa League titles. If Xabi receives big funds in the winter transfer, he will be able to strengthen the team.
The funds that would be channel to Bayer Leverkusen to aides them in buying promising players. Bundesliga title is definitely going to the home of Bayer Leverkusen only if they're able to maintain their lane in winning matches. Bayer Leverkusen remained unbeaten this season and they're weigh competitive and have surpassed Bayern Munich on points earned on the table. Bayer Leverkusen have star players but they're yet to make names to international level and in major tournaments. The coach is a new one that's still finding source to settle his team.
Bayer Leverkusen's form and Bundesliga ambitions excite me. I love seeing them beat Bayern Munich in points! Leverkusen's strategy of developing young talent rather than signing big names is working. This squad of budding stars has yet to make an international imprint, but Im sure this is just the beginning. Though new, their coach is settling the team well. This method of team unity and gradual development may be their secret to long-term success.
While investing in new talent is appealing, Leverkusen must be financially stable. I think they should spend wisely, nurture their present group, and only sign new players when necessary. They must balance investment in the future without sacrificing current success. This plan may be less showy than Bayern Munich's, but it may be more sustainable and profitable.