Quote from: Ndabagi01 on Today at 09:57:59 PM

Quote from: wmaurik on Today at 05:21:31 PM

All these achievements happened to Leverkusen last season, but it is very unlikely that Leverkusen will repeat this again next season, although it is not impossible for Leverkusen to achieve it again with Xabi Alonso. Moreover, next season Bayer Munich itself will be handled by a new coach who generally will definitely need a little time in terms of adaptation and other things. So Leverkusen could put this to good use again in order to repeat what they achieved last season in the Bundesliga by never losing until the end of the season.

That’s quite hard to happen again but they can try and see if it can happen again since they still have their coach with them and the same most important players that made it happen for them last season. They should not look at Bayern Munich’s coach as their weakness and have a feeling or thought that they won’t prevail with an inexperienced coach or not not too good to do well coach like Kompany. The football atmosphere changes and if they don’t play at their best, like the one that want to repeat same thing of last season and not under looking any team they come across, they can still win the league match. The undefeated run is what will be the most hard to happen if at all they can win the league again.

To repeat the unbeaten record is very difficult, but Leverkusen chances of retaining the title next season are still very high. The change of managers carried out by Bayern and Dortmund provides greater opportunities for Xabi fleet, and I don't think Xabi will just throw away this opportunity. Xabi is certainly determined to repeat his impressive season, although it will not be an easy job.

Xabi ambitions with Leverkusen next season can be seen clearly, where almost most of their mainstay players are still at the club, I think this is a signal to Bayern and the other Bundesliga contestants. Kompany and Nuri Sahin actually have the same opportunity to bring their respective teams to success, but their struggle feels harder because they have to go through an adaptation process.

Xabi has received recognition from various circles, he has proven his tactical qualities with Leverkusen, and only a few coaches can do that. Last season many people doubted that Leverkusen would be successful in winning the trophy, but in the end they succeeded. Next season it looks like it will be the same, and maybe Leverkusen will be successful again.