yep, Leverkusen managed to open a very wide view to all Bundesliga teams that no matter how strong Bayern Munich dominance is, they will ultimately be able to be defeated with very high consistency and I'm sure that after this season, in the coming season there will be several other teams that will try to imitate their style playing Leverkusen to try to get a title like Leverkusen and it's not boring to see the Bundesliga competition every season.
no one can predict what the results will be in the coming season and it all still depends on the upcoming transfer market and at that time we will still see a lot of big changes that will occur in all teams and in particular we will always see the development of Bayern Munich, Leverkusen and other popular teams to find out who the new players will be recruiting and whether there will be a change in coach.
and what is certain is that in the coming season Leverkusen will certainly not make any major changes in terms of the line up of players and the coach will remain the same, but for Bayern Munich they will definitely replace the coach and who the strongest candidate is cannot be known at this time and in my opinion bringing in Nagelsmann is not it would be that easy.
There is too much discussion and praise around Bayer's victory, but what if this season had not been so controversial for Bayern, if despite all Alonso's achievements, Bayer could not become champion? If Alonso manages to reverse Bayern's dominance in the Bundesliga, then I admit that he has managed to change the situation in the German championship, but until then I consider this just a good season that will need to be repeated... But they still have to play in the Champions League, which is not so simple.