Quote from: MK-74 on Today at 09:41:32 AM

Quote from: KTChampions on July 30, 2025, 12:36:38 PM

Fc Bayern Munich - 1.30

Bayer 04 Leverkusen - 8.00

Borussia Dortmund - 11.00

Rb Leipzig - 17.00

Bookmakers give 77% on Bayern and the remaining 23% on all the others combined Cheesy

By the way, even without taking into account the Ten Hag factor, it seems to me that Dortmund’s chances for second place are higher. But there is no big difference - the main thing is to get into the Champions League zone and at the same time successfully perform in the Champions League, this gives serious money.
I'm happy for Müller, but still, when I see such news, I understand how cool Kroos was - he was able to stop in time, at the highest level.

The Bundesliga champion is almost always obvious: there's a 90% chance it will be Bayern Munich.
Unless another team pulls off a big surprise, Bayern wins the league every season, just like usual.
From time to time, teams like Bayer Leverkusen manage to break that dominance, but it's a rare occurrence.
If you bet on Bayern to win the title, your chances of winning are very high,
but the odds are so low that I don't think it's worth the effort.

Apparently, there's something called the "Erik ten Hag factor." Honestly, I had never heard of it before.
If that factor really exists, then why haven’t we seen any sign of it at Manchester United?
In my opinion, he's an overrated coach.
Frankly, he's not someone I’d want managing my team.

My thought was precisely that the Ten Hag factor could play against Leverkusen. I also think that he is overrated as a coach and is not suitable to coach big clubs/clubs where there are star players because he is conflicted.
As for Bayern, now the bookmakers' odds are unusually generous (Bayern has become weaker compared to its golden times), I remember when before the season they were estimated as 1.10 and very quickly (during the season) this turned into 1.05 and less.