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.
I agree, just because Leverkusen shocked the world once, they all assume that it could happen again. But the reality is easy, we are not going to see that happen yet again. It's just not that possible and it's not going to be easy for any other team to ever achieve that.
For Bayern to lose the league, not only Bayern needs to play horrible, but we need some other team to get a great season. Let me put it this way, Leverkusen didn't lose a SINGLE GAME, literally zero, on the whole season. Look at the season they won, you will see, they have ZERO losses, think of how great you need to be in order to get something like that. So you need a team to be perfect like that AND Bayern to do badly, in order to make this a reality. We all know that is less than 10% chance of it happening.