Quote from: QueenVera on Today at 05:34:26 PM

Quote from: arimamib on January 06, 2024, 10:05:03 PM

The absence of these players, especially Kim Min-jae requires a strategic approach from coach Thomas Tuchel to ensure the team continuing the progress. I think this is a big test for Tuchel on how he will guide bayern with tough compotition in the league posed by Leverkusen. It's well-known that Tuchel hasn't had full support from Bayern Fans who demand a much better performances and a convincing competition like they used to.

Tuchel must assess the team's current defensive roster and potentially explore the transfer market for a temporary solution. The replacement should be able to seamlessly integrate into the team's playing style and contribute defensively. With several key players absent, Tuchel might need to rotate the squad wisely during this period. He needs to manage player fatigue and ensure that the remaining squad members are in peak condition for crucial domestic and Champions League matches. Bayern Munich has a strong squad depth, and this period without key players is an opportunity for others to step up. Players who have had limited playing time thus far might seize this chance to prove their worth and contribute meaningfully to the team.

Bayern Munich is one team that has very good player combinations, they have in the team quality and skilful players who are in their various positions performing their best. Yes there are competitions from Leverkusen in the Bundesliga and a lot more competitions in the UCL but the team is capable of subduing the stress of the competitions. Tuchel has his eyes on the Bundesliga trophy and a bigger eye on the UCL trophy.

Although Alonso seems as a threat with the current performance and display from Bayern Leverkusen but Tuchel who's more experienced has drafted out his plans, processes and techniques and he seems ready for any competition that awaits him. He's got a good team for himself and I believe he'd be able to be victorious in 95% of his encounters. Bayern Munich is just one good team that are a general threat to every team they're up against and they have better victory chances too.

I don't think Kim leaving would be that much of a problem for Bayern Munich. They already got De Ligt to play as a replacement for Kim right now. Let's get real, De Ligt is a very good defender. Bayern Munich does not have many serious matches before Kim returns anyway. Even if he does not return then that would not be much of a problem as I have said before. But the thing is De Ligt is probably linked with Arsenal right now, if he leaves then that would become a problem for Bayern Munich.