Quote from: Lafu on Today at 04:27:13 PM

Leverkusen dosnt faild to challenge Bayern Munich in the last season , i guess that Munich was just lucky to tkae the points for them.
The next question and how it all will be is on the next season , is there a chance for Leverkusen to competed on the last season or seanons.
Bayern Munich looking very sharp for whats going or will be next season , so there has to be done a lot of more from other teams to beat them next season.

Dude, if they were down by 2-3 points it could be called luck but if it's 13 points I think it's a failure so statistically Bayern Munich is ahead. Talking about next season I haven't seen Leverkusen making any moves yet especially after Alonso left, even if we look at their transfer activity it's clear they are more focused on bringing in young players maybe we can call it investment in players, if I were to guess they would want to follow Dortmund's strategy for financial gain.

Based on financial records Leverkusen received an income of around 189 million and so far they have only spent 26 million on new players or €162 net profit million so these are the characteristics of a club that focuses on making a profit rather than hunting for titles.