I.....could only manage to get relegated,why do I even try at this point. I nearly built the worst side in Bundesliga history(they somehow kept me in the job)
@@sarban1653 he left because the board wasn't willing to do enough to beat bayern and he didn't want to do whole rebuilding just for bayern to come and pluck his next wonder kids.
@@kk7324 I thought that he left cause his last season was so bad and he felt ashamed of it. Is there an article that says this? Cause when searching for the reason why he left, I don't see him talking about that.
Schalke dropping to Bundesliga-2 might be a good chance for Bayern to get their players cheaper too. Like Harit, Fahrmann, or Mascarell for backup players. Kerim Calhanoglu could also be a target for Bayern.
It’s a shame because the Bundesliga 2nd place down is one of the most exciting leagues in Europe, just let down by the predictability of who’s going to win it every year.
As well the 3. Liga. Last season, they got 7-10 candidates to win it before Bayern II won it in the end. Well, it couldn't be helped since they got less motivated after the supporters not allowed to enter the stadium.
@@Mjwara Exactly. I mean the same could be said of the Ligue 1 pre-Lyon and pre-PSG dominance. Sure it had a moment of monopoly by a corrupt Marseille in the early 90s, but man look at the madness that followed in the mid-90s, after Marseille was stricken of their title, PSG won their second, Nantes their 7th, then Auxerre their first, then Monaco their 6th, then Lens their first, then Bordeaux, Monaco, Nantes, then Lyon came, and after Lyon, Bordeaux, Marseille, Lille and Montpeillier won. I mean that's a crazy run of competitivity, with clubs like Metz having a solid 90s at the top too, amongst others. And they were able to be decent enough in Europe at the time. I really like the Bundesliga and mildly enjoy the Ligue 1 and wish it had more respect of the other fans because they have good models on how to run a league overall.
@@yoorie19 To be fair, that was only one season in 3. Liga. In fact, this season Bayern II are in serious danger of relegation, while Dortmund II are almost certainly going to get promoted to 3. Liga, meaning we could get a case where the Dortmund reserves will be ranked higher than the Bayern reserves. Which I think just reflects Dortmund's incredible eye for young talent. Already, they've got a host of talented teenagers ready to take up the mantle (Bellingham, Reyna, Knauf, Moukoko, etc). And they deserve credit for the way they went from edge of ruin in the mid 2000s to debt free just a decade later. They've also been doing a better job at keeping their talent longer than expected in recent seasons (everyone thought Sancho would be gone two seasons ago) and they've actually been scoping up more rival Bundesliga talent recently than Bayern have. Unfortunately, a combination of the pandemic and coaching issues has seriously derailed their build towards being legitimate Bayern challengers. I really hope they can qualify for Champions League, otherwise they will almost certainly be seeing a mass exodus that they've managed to avoid the past couple seasons (and also neither Wolfsburg nor Frankfurt really have the depth to compete in the CL the way Dortmund can).
@@RenegadeShepard69 ligue 1 had times, where the title race was just crazy. But it also shows, that when a world class team exists in the league (lyon mid 2000s, current psg), the level of the whole league is just lower than in the top 4 leagues
It’s a shame too because Bundesliga minus Bayern is actually really competitive. To Bayern’s credit, they are simply a well run club, and not financially steroid injected like PSG or Man City. Still, clubs like Dortmund and Leipzig need to BRING IT consistently.
Man city is not "financially steroid injected"-you are trying to imply cheating without stating which laws they are breaking. Bayern gets taxpayer support which is banned in England so from our perspective Bayern has an unfair advantage. The EPL tv deal shares the money more eqitably than the Bundesliga tv deal so the EPL is more competitive even though not all EPL clubs have wealthy owners.
Why do we not consider the negative feedback loop of tv revenue "steroids". Football is now a popularity contest but everyone bags on PSG because it's easy to dump on Middle-Easter countries but less so the mega-corporations, broadcasters, etc that keep the other clubs rich who are supposedly "doing it the right way." The cognitive dissonance is palpable.
@@tdtony9358 No? In the Bundesliga basically just one club signs all the top talent. Sometimes it goes through RB Leipzig or Borussia but many of those also end up at Bayern. At least there's some more teams who buy up the talent in the prem
Barcelona: We have La Masia, one of the best academy for young talents Bayern : bitch please, the entire league is my academy Edit: mom help i made people fight :(
And Barcelona has bought Griezmann,Pedri,Neto,Braithwaite,Cucurella,Junior Firpo,Lenglet,Denis Suarez,Andre Gomes,Alcacer,Arda Turan,Aleix Vidal,Mathieu,Rakitic,Bravo from other La Liga clubs?
@@mukul863 But Barcelona don’t have a monopoly on La Liga and Man City are nowhere near owning a monopoly on the PL Bayern LITERALLY can pick out any of the bundesliga names,show interest,and the club will cash in on the player or he will force his way out of the club. It’s just a game for them,and the worst part is when teams get close to them in a prior season,they go buy one of their star players to weaken them...at the moment the CLOSEST team to them is RB Leipzig,they’ve just bought their BEST player...Upmecano,the bundesliga is now set up in a way where if you get close to the big boys you get a slap on the wrist and are told to never do that again,they have a monopoly on the bundesliga,and that’s a FACT wether you like it or not.
@Ego Master Are we really gonna give credit to the English clubs who AGREED to make a super league. If German clubs were in on it from the start there was no stopping it. They could've made a league of their own. Always remember why Super League didn't happen. 50+1. English clubs do need some form of fans' say in how their clubs run. Maybe 50+1 is not possible but something has to be done or Super league will return.
The issue is that in reality they are in about thesame location as Schalke and Dortmund, which just isn't possible to replicate if you want to make a clear graphic. That's also why Schalke is close to correct, but Dortmund has moved to Osnabruck. Of course, they could've put Leverkusen to the south of them, as that's where it is relative to these clubs, but they'd still be unable to place 2 of these 3 in the correct position.
Neuer looks like he's about to cry, Muller is a much better looking guy than he is in real life and Lewandoski looks like he's just snorted a certain substance.
Reposting from another comment thread: The reality is Tifo has always made so horrible half assed drawings in a rushed way because finishing a solid script that's up to the relevant topic of the time (for example, making a script for the ESL scandal the day it was happening) takes a lot less time than making dedicated art that works well. So everything in his channel always looks ugly to me. Just my take, he's still a great youtuber of course.
Bayern in bundesliga similar to Jimmy Neutron in Retroville elementary school science fair. Bayern condemned other challengers with endless failure even though they defended themselves with a word “I just tried my best to do so.”
The only way to close the gap is to increase revenue, the more adqusition power a team has the less likely a player will leave the team for bayern or go abroad. You can't limit bayern because if you do you kill the league
As a Bayern fan I really wish the league had more stronger contenders in Dortmund, Stuttgart, Monchengladbach, Leipzig and Schalke. Whenever these teams make it hard for us in the league, Bayern becomes harder even in the UCL. 2001,2010 all through 2013 and even 2020 until we got Flick because Leipzig and a resurging Monchengladbach came knocking, Bayern have always thrived on a harder league to become maniacs in the UCL. But the sad truth is that with the current state of things Bayern will keep running away again....
As a new football fan this is what I found a little weird. In other leagues like NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB I’m used to every team having at least one player that could be considered Top 10 or 5 at their position due to draft and salary cap which incentivizes losing in a sense but it’s main purpose is to stop teams from hording talent due to having more money or history. Players can still leave in free agency but usually when players first start out they have to go to specific teams. When I started watching Football I noticed that all of the best players at each position for some leagues were all on the top 4-8 teams.
@Maximiliano Guerra Calderon I agree, I think they work for their respective sports. Especially considering Football’s size and number of No.1 Leagues draft wouldn’t possibly work, and hard salary caps might but the bigger clubs would never agree to that. Overall I enjoy each of the main 4 US sports and International Football how they are. Super League might’ve been a decent idea when Football was in its silver age but implementing it now would be hurtful to Football as a collective.
@@worldtree2027 Football sold out a long time ago, as you said before, it's all about a handful of teams, some of which benefit from outside investment. The trajectory for a long while has always been like this, a super league is bound to happen eventually.
@@AffectedArea specially by allowing a team to cram as much foreign talent on the pitch as possible. When you could only field 3 foreigners there was enough foreign talent available to all the teams.
Haha. I remember the jokes around the 2010 and 2014 WC finals. In 2010, the finals was given the tag 'Barcelona vs The Netherlands' and the 2014 finals were called 'Bayern vs Argentina'
Don’t forget the 1996-2000 Netherlands team that were made of Ajax graduates. Its more success to have national teams made up of players from the same club due to cohesion
I think Bayern knows how much a footballer should be getting paid in today's financial climate. There's a reason why Bayern is not playing into alaba's 400k a week demand and letting him go after 13 years.Wish all the clubs take a strict stance on the wages of footballers
@@awaahsimon5259 I don't understand how that is related to wages.PSG have no competition in ligue 1 and they are paying neymar 800k a week and mbappe 400k a week.Whats ur point?
@@ashithnirmal50 PSG are DESPERATE for CL trophy, bayern are in no rush, they just need the right manager to make sure the already well assembled team (good enough to win the league every year) to push for the CL
Meanwhile man city has bought Ake,Mahrez,Walker,Stones,Sterling,Delph,Bony,Sagna,Sinclair from other PL clubs? And Barcelona has bought Griezmann,Pedri,Neto,Braithwaite,Cucurella,Junior Firpo,Lenglet,Denis Suarez,Andre Gomes,Alcacer,Arda Turan,Aleix Vidal,Mathieu,Rakitic,Bravo from other La Liga clubs? Just telling that only Bayern are not doing this. In fact dortmund are buying even more from Bundesliga teams?
Why do you think PSG and Bayer didn't join the super league? BECAUSE They already own their own league. Monopoly at its best. (edit. and other political reasons) Each team in the world has an academy, Bayer has the entire Bundesliga as academy and that is not fair.
@@sherqyanstromain9580 it does have sense. People overreacted and didn't under the format. It's a great idea, they just didn't explain it properly and just left Perez to do an interview on his own the night that the news broke
Except, they didn't. It always remained property of the city of Munich and Bayern payed rent for playing there. Not much rent compared to other clubs in other cities, but they did. Also, if it were the stadium alone, 1860 Munich should also be a top contender in europe, but they only play in 3rd division at the moment. They also played in the olympic stadium for many years.
You should also have focused on the fact that most of the clubs challenging Bayern were top of the table in mid-season and then started to crumble. This happened to Schalke, Dortmund (2-3 times), RB Leipzig, Gladbach and Hoffenheim.
It's not just Bayern taking their rivals players, it's the PL and other big clubs as well. How often does a team finish top 4 in Germany and then get dismantled? Whereas Bayern are rarely forced to sell
You can't really say that it's the same thing for PL's big four (Liv, Che, Utd, City) as they can't just take each other's players at will like Bayern's to BvB.
@@kelvinsudirman4072 it's crazy how everyone always mentions Bayern buying Dortmund players which hasn't happened for years and in total 3 times in that time Dortmund bought the same amout of Bayern players and also Dortmund buys much more Bundesliga players than Bayern did. Do your own research this video is pure bullshit
Premier League's big four (Utd, City, LFC, CFC) and La Liga's Clasico did indeed exercise the same thing Bayern did to Bundesliga's clubs, poaching their playets. However, you can't really compare between a single entity monopolizing their local talent market against multiple entity fighting each other for the local talent market. Bayern doesn't have to fight any *local* clubs for Bundesliga's stars because no other clubs has the same status as them in Germany, their only competition is foreign clubs.
"There is little reason why 9 titles in a row wont become 10, 15 or 20." Thanks for the optimism. Would be an absolute nightmare for 90% of the fans. And Bayern are not enjoying the titles anymore. Cause its winning the league and cup is the duty. Pretty sick actually.
Lmao at all the people saying Bayern only buy from rival teams yet in their current squad only Lewa(free), Kimmich (cheap), Goretzka(free) and Neuer are from other Bundesliga clubs, yet no one says anything when Dortmund does it, with Schulz, Dahoud,Brandt, Hazard and most importantly Reus being bought from direct rivals
@@1607Adi_Manz That's not a solid argument. That's like saying if I bully you and you don't tell someone, you aren't getting bullied. You are skipping the facts to say something that sounds correct but isn't
Also why do you say only 4 teams have won the Bundesliga since 2000? Only 6 have won the prem since 2000 and thats supposed to be the most competitive league, I won't even mention La Liga or Serie A the sitation there is pretty clear
Bayern won 15 titles. Dortmund won 3 and the others 1 each. That's lop-sided with 75% going to Bayern. The Prem title has been shared around more. Bayern about to win 10 in row. No team has ever won the English league more than 3 in a row. Even when Liverpool and Man Utd were dominant there were challengers who took the title.
@LPS: Maybe you should go watching actual football matches instead of watching highlight videos and reading wikipedia pages? You cannot compare Bayern dominance of Bundesliga to Premier League. Even when Man Utd won the league three times in a row, there were heavy competitions and Chelsea players didn't suddenly want to change club to Man Utd.
Compare the populations of England versus Germany: proportionately the EPL is much more competitive than Germany. Also 6 is 50% more than 4 which in 20 years is a big difference.
4:22 If you believe that there are 32 million Bayern Munich fans in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, you know nothing about football and sports in North America. That is a laughable stat. How was that research conducted?
Football needs to change and put measures in place to limit inequalities between teams. What good is a league where one single team has so much more power than the others?
Thing is Germany does not have multiple clubs that have consistently been great.....Dortmund was not that good till the 90s..Monchengladbach stopped being good after the 70s. England has always had Either Arsenal or Liverpool or Utd being on top....La liga has had Madrid and Barca and Bilbao being good..Italy has always had a big 3 with Inter,Milan and Juve....I think Bundesliga really is a 1 team league and cannot see Bayern being dethroned anytime soon....even for 1 year
I am a Croat born, raised up in Germany , went there to university, speaking German language fluently, visited plenty of Bundesliga matches...still i don’t claim Bayern’s or any others achievements. Neither do i support them. I support Croatia and Hajduk Split. Because football is not about money but about tradition, Grass roots, world class academies mass producing top players for decades out of nothing without massive money. And being world class for decades with a population of 4,3 mio in Croatia plus another 7 mio Croats worldwide. And having the oldest and best organized Ultras firm in Europe since 1950. It is no rocket science ti have Allianz, Telekom, Adidas as your owners and a Bundesliga monopoly and to buy the best talents and players from other Bundesliga competitors as Bayern does for decades. Everyone can do this. Money doesn’t compensate Grass roots, football academy, Tradition and massive Fan base. And i am talking about Real Fan base. Not globalization Social media Glory hunter fanboys from non European third world states without any football tradition
You can stop listening to a person saying anything remotely useful about football when you hear him say “Bayern is so successful today because it buys away all its rivals’ players”.
@@micahkiyimba8641 It's half-true - it may have been so in the Eighties and Nineties, but these days the other Bundesliga clubs are mostly pilfered by teams from the Premier League and sometimes Spain. Players like Havertz, Werner, de Bruyne, Aubameyang, Dembele, Pulisic or Mkhitarian were all leaving their Bundesliga clubs after great seasons and none of them went to Bayern. Neither will Sancho and Haaland. Meanwhile Bayern have recently been buying a lot more internationally (say Tolisso, Hernandez, Coman...) which seems to be going unnoticed, plus they have a knack for picking out young talent early and also giving them playing time instead of letting them rot on the bench (Davies, Musiala). The main factor these days has been mentioned in the clip, it is is that Bayern is the one club over here who can hold onto their players and do not have to sell when Real or City come a-calling. So the "weakening-their-rivals" thing is a cliche that no longer rally applies. And even if next sason they'll have Upamecano from Leipzig - the boy was going to leave Leipzig anyway. Should Bayern, out of a courtesy code imposed onto them by outsiders, have just let him slip away to Liverpool when they knew they were going to need replacements for Alaba and Boateng? Bayern have been dealing really smartly. I actually support their rivals 1860 who are no in the 3rd division. In the 1960s my club was the bigger one in Munich. Still I have to admire Bayern cause when I see them I see what could have been if my clubs management did not totally mess up every couple of years.
@@R3in_Ch Why spread fake facts? Dortmund literally have bought more rival players than Bayern has. Also what about the world class players that have gone to the EPL? People complain about Bayern (which is fair enough) saying that we "buy all the talent" yet they don't consider what teams would be like if their players didn't leave the bundesliga to play in the EPL
Hello from Brazil. In 1991 I felt in love about Bundesliga when Stuttgart, Dortmund, and Eintracht Frankfurt reached the final matchday with chances to raise the trophy. 30 years have passed and now I think the Superleague is a great deal for European Football because 2021/22 haven't even started but we all know Bayern will win its 10th Bundesliga title in a row.
Being From Germany & a Munich Guy , I know . It's been happening since a long time but I cannot Blame no one. You see some teams in countries wants to be small , they make their players so that other teams can buy them. Even the players play with such Nature that they'll be in a big team soon once their name gets into News. Look at Halaand for example , after Giants started to Mutter his name ? Dude started to sideline Dortmund & doesn't play the way he should & shows disappointment all the time. This is with Most German clubs & the players . Clubs make a team in s short span , pick out names & planning starts on whom they wanna make the next big thing. I always say - Bayern is a Team of Men that Competes with Dortmund ( A Team of just turned Adults ) & Dortmund Competes with Other Teams filled with New players every season. That's Bundesliga has become but lemme tell you one thing . If you take ou Bayern & you watch other teams plays ? You'll surely like Bundesliga a lot .
The last point of yours is bullseye. Bundesliga actually has more stories beside the title race like the rise of Union, the fall of HSV and S04. Even the relegation battle is always entertaining every season (which Mainz always somehow find their way to survive). With the gigantic nature and presence of Bayern in the domestic makes every lose of theirs feel very ecstactic. Just take a look again at their lose to Kiel.
Bayern only wins because the direct rivals always screw up the last rounds against weaker opponents even when they are 10 points ahead of Bayern like Dortmund did many times. Consistency is key, be like Bayern and you'll win in life.
This sucks. I don't hate Bayern. But I am tired of them not having any competition. I want Dortmund to get up there and stay awhile. And I want Shalke to comeback to the Bundesliga and get good again. That would be an exciting 3 way race and at least better than what they have over there currently.
I love watching Bayern as a fan since 2003. You need to understand to what high standard we are held. Basically whenever Bayern drops points 2 matches in a row, the press calls for a crisis. 2011/12 people laughed at us for finishing second in all 3 competitions. Every year before the season starts, fans from other clubs mock us that this year the team is old, fragile, slow, not elite anymore. There is a desire to compete at the top of the UCL (what lead to 4 finals and 2 wins in my time a s a fan), doing it better than the other Bundesliga clubs who haven‘t won anything in Europe since 1997.
Dortmund and Leipzig aren't forced to sell their players but by putting sell clauses in their players' contracts they are at fault. Also the rich PL clubs who regularly raid the Bundesliga are at fault too. This video blames it too much on Bayern who are just a great and well run club since many decades
The reason they sell their players is because the league is set up for Bayern- the EPL clubs are not "raiding" they are buying from clubs who are artificially weak because of the greedy mentality of the Bayernliga.
@@harveyepstein6265 so buying smart is club’s fault? The only problem in the league is the financial stability which is caused because of 50+1 and disallowing foreign investors. You’ve see what these clubs can do if they get the financial support(hoffenheim and Leipzig). And Bayern bought way lesser talents than Dortmund but let’s just ignore it and bash Bayern
The TV rights in La Liga is much worse. Top 3 get more than 150m while the new bies get mere 30. And while they are according to the sporting merit in Bundesliga, that isn't the case in Spain.
You forgot their Predotory nature of systematically weakening their closest Rivals. Something that rarely happens in the Premier League. Chelsea will never sell to Tottenham, City to United and so on.
The reason is the ENTIRE Bundesliga is their feeder club. There are several teams that could compete, if they stopped selling their best players to Bayern. For example....last season RB Leipzig was the 2nd place club, what did they do? They sold 3 of their best players to Bayern....SMH. Example Neuer gets injured, what happens? BMG sells their Number 1 GK to Bayern.....
Fun fact: When the Bundesliga was founded, Bayern wasn’t even in it. Brillant management brought them to the top. Bit later were also very lucky to find talents like Gerd Müller, Beckenbauer, Maier etc who won everything there is and made them a topclub. Also Dortmund buys much more players from the Bundesliga, Bayern rather buys from outside Germany
Bayern wouldn't have been allowed to join the Bundesliga back then, regardless of performance. Because they decided, to allow 1860 München, as a winner of the previous southern league to join, and didn't want multiple clubs from the same city. But the election of the first Bundesliga members was highly controversial regardless, because some clubs like Saarbrücken were allowed to join because of economic/ infrastructural reasons.
The Premier League is unique. Even if you have the same winner or winners for a couple of years, there is no guaranteed winner, and 3rd to 7th in the table is in constant flux. Equally dividing TV money is key to that.
@@kingkong9410 and who is we??As far as i knoe fans literally block training grounds and protest infront of their stadiums hoping those owners leave,and same ones want 50+1 rule from Bundesliga in England lol
This is the easy thing to say about Bayern - that they just buy up all the promising players in the Bundesliga, but that''s not entirely true. Dortmund has followed a similar strategy - Schulz from Hoffenheim, Hazard from Mönchengladbach, Brandt from Leverkusen, Hitz and Diallo from Mainz et cetera. Also, the latest two Bundesliga talents were bought by Chelsea, not Bayern. So the idea that Bayern 'owns' the Bundesliga is untrue, although it's always good 'joke fodder' for rival fans.
Let's not forget Bayern's innate inclination towards pressurizing player from immediate rival and eventually signing them at the cost of peanuts and that's the prime cause . It has immense domino effect. Bayern is arguably the most politicized club of Europe , no wonder Lahm had refused to join their board and has publicly expressed his discontent towards it . PS: Tifo making quality content as usual , easy W
This is why I'll always have respect for virtually any other team in Germany, and always despise Bayern (in terms of how the club is run, not the players). What's the point of a league if one club is so well set up to succeed at the detriment of the others? It defeats the whole point of a professional competitive league.
I find their success super interesting because on several seasons, Bayern were in 4th and even 6th place until they replaced the manager. After Pep left, Ancelotti took over and they were mid table. He got sacked and Jupp came back and they ended up winning the league that season. After Jupp left, Kovac came in and they got humiliated by Eintracht 5-1 and an embarrasing loss in the CL and were 4th in the BL. He was sacked and in came Flick. He resurrected the ship and they literally won everything in the 19-20 season. Hell, even this 20/21 season has been tumultuous, losing a freak match in the Pokal against Kiel, having an injury laden squad against PSG and bowing out of the CL. The only real victory this season will probably be the league title, but who knows what'll happen after Flick leaves this summer. No matter who you have on your team, it's always the manager that really makes the impact. I've heard a million EPL fans say how easy it is to win the league with Bayern, yet at least two of those managers most likely wouldn't have. Ancelotti was super relaxed and lazy with training, so his players played like it. Kovac was almost too hard on them so they were riddled with major injuries and switched too many players around from match to match, and played a bunch of them in the wrong positions. As for signings, the only ACTUALLY world class signing was Lewandowski. Gotze was a flop and Hummels was fine and eventually went back to Dortmund. Gnabry was a "failed" player from Arsenal, Goretzka was a free transfer, Kimmich was sold almost immediately after loan, Davies was bought from a canadian team, and Sane still hasn't produced what they wanted from him. Hernandez was by far the most expensive signing, and he barely gets any playing time. A lot of teams and leagues have had dynasties, and eventually Bayern's rule will fall. Could even be after this season. Whomever the new manager is, i doubt he'll be as good as Flick. As a Bayern fan i hope not, but as a football fan, it's kindof exciting to see what will happen if it does.
What bullshit are you talking about? When Pep was replaced by Ancelloti they were not mid table. They won the Bundesliga that season, Ancelloti was fired not because of his performance in the Bundesliga but because of their performance in the UCL and when did players like him for his low training intensity? One of the reason he was fired was because he lost the dressing room and many senior players wanted him out. Kovac again won a double in his first season even though they performed below standards He was 4th in the table in his second season but only with a few point gap between 2nd. And he didn't lose a single UCL game in his second season. Infact he won 7-2 against Tottenham in the group stages. You are conveniently clubbing different year performances to suit your narrative. And Hummels was not world class? He was consistently ranked among the top 5 defender in the the world at his prime when Bayern signed him.
@@kingkong9410 Ruined by being the best in Germany...If not for Bayern, german football will not have a big relevance in Europe, they won 6 titles, the rest of the Bunsesliga won 3-4 more
If we had an attractive and competitive Superleague with teams like Dortumd and Bayern, Dortmund would make enough money to retain Haaland, Pulisic and great players while even signing some new stars. Therefore making the league much more competitive, this league would then be more watchable and its TV rights would be much more expensive, TV rights that would make smaller clubs earn much more, making them more competitive and ultimately having a league with more than two contenders
I just wish other teams should step up especially Dortmund who would have sealed the Bundesliga in 2016 and 2020if they didn't bottle up.But on the bright side even though people hate RB Leipzig, I think they are one the main contenders to break Bayern's dominance.
They buy the best talents in the Bundesliga which in turn kills the progress of all the teams in German. It also does not help the fact that all Bundesliga teams bows down to what Bayern wants.
Sorry, but this is bullshit. Bayern bought a lot of players and got mocked for it! Joshua Kimmich was on loan to Leipzig, when they played in 2. Bundesliga. Stuttgart send him there because (I quote Stuttgarts Manager Bobic) "He couldn't help the team to fight the relegation!" They bought Gnabry and everyone mocked them for it, because he was an "ok player" who didn't made it in the EPL. They bought Goretzka, who could have joined Barca, but prefered Bayern. They bought Pavard, who came from Stuttgart, after they got relegated! And they got mocked for it, again, because he sucks and was at fault for Stuttgart going down! They bought Davies, from a country that doesn't know how to play football! They bought Coman, a failed talent, that didn't made it in Paris and Turin! A big pile of Bayern's team wouldn't play for them, if it was designed by other fans. Because they don't see the potential of these players! And as soon as they succeed, everyone knew they would be successful all the time!
@@Rabauke84 oh yeah let's close our eyes to the fact that they bought Ballack, Gotze, Neuer, Lucio, Lewy, and all the rest who have been stars in their respective clubs before being poached. let's also call Pavard, who was good enough to earn a starting spot in star studded France that ultimately won world cup, as "sucks and was at fault of Stuttgart's relegation". let's also forget that they tried to poach, among others, Schalke's Ozil, Leverkusen's Havertz, Leipzig's Werner, who rejected them because they preferred playing overseas. Let's also forget that Coman was actually good enough that Guardiola wanted him and City bid him for reportedly between 40-50m, but Bayern signed him permanently for cheap thanks to the buy option in his loan contract from Juve. It is undeniable that Gnabry and Davies are developed well thanks to Bayern, but stop making it sound like most of the players Bayern signed were nobodies.
@@Rabauke84 u can say all that but look at 2018-19 Bundesliga season. Dortmund were in a one legged race for the Bundesliga title but finished 2nd in the end, that is the highlight for how low all the Bundesliga team got. Bayern were playing awful that season but still won the league. Bayern got stronger every season while the rest of the teams is just there to complete the list of Bundesliga teams that compete that season.
I used to be a die hard Bundesliga fan. Now I simply stopped to watch it since is almost disheartening the lack of competition. When competitions become a monopoly, the title simply loses value. With the Champions it is a little less dramatic, but still you could list ten teams to become champions with a 95% certainty. I really think football needs to implement some of the rules that keep American sports competitive, the likes of NBA or NFL. Each and every year the NBA becomes more global for the fierce competition which football is lacking. If thats not possible Germany at least should ensure two more powerhouses to keep it interesting.
2:49 Oh my, that is not a good map. Munich is in the right place, so is Leipzig. Wolfsburg and Schalke are kinda close, but the rest is off by hundreds of Kilometers. Leverkusen is almost on the north sea by Bremen, that's around 250km away from its actual location. Dortmund seemingly became a neighbor to Osnabrück, wandering north by about 100km. Frankfurt found a new home in the center of northern Germany, amusingly closer to Frankfurt (Oder) in eastern Germany than to the actual location of Eintracht Frankfurt's home, although the distance to both is over 300km.
Somewhat correct, but it misses some points. Mainly TV Money split and Champions League earnings. In the PL, the split between the 1st and the last is 1,6:1 For every € the last one gets from the TV deal, the champions get 1,6€. In Germany, the Champions get 10% more than the second and unbelievable 400% more than the Last one. Split is 1:3,8 Whenever there's a discussion coming up in changing that, guess who's making noise opposing that. Yes, it's the top-earners. Also, Bayern had a huge advantage in the earlier years, as they were basically given a huge stadium by the state of Bayern and could make much more money in tickets than every other club. They already had a head-start when it came to the 2002 reform. When the CL started, they already were way ahead of the rest of the league, which cemented their CL spot. By being the only german side to regularly competing in the CL, it is also the only german club making 15 Mio. a year just for being in the CL. Every year. Now, they outearn everyone else, because they already outearned everyone else when the CL started. It's a rigged game and Bayern plays it best. Obviously, you also need top managers to get to that point and unfortunately, they had the best. You can hate Hoeneß all you want and he probably deserves it, but he's one hell of a manager.
A team like Dortmund isn't "forced" to sell its best players. It has just chosen a model of buying young talented players, give them a lot of playing time, and sell them at a huge profit.
As a Borussia Mönchengladbach fan, and yes I did go to the matches! We've known this for decades. It helps when your State is the size of a medium european country and you have little competition in it. There fore they probably had an advantage from the start? Nurnberg, not these days, 1860, 3rd tier, etc etc.....Only NRW has a larger population, however look at the quantity of competing Bundesliga clubs in that State?
Unfortunately it won't change unless the other teams get more money. If i were a billionaire MSV Duisburg would challenge them but unfortunately i ain't lmao
A different winner is desperately needed. I like the idea of RB Leipzig winning it under Naglesman more than Dortmund do it. Whoever it is, it needs to happen
Fuck Leipzig. We talk about implementing 50+1 in other leagues, but they're the ones threatening that system in Germany. If they grow in power, it opens the door for even shadier entities, such as the Saudis or Americans or Qataris to take over the league.
@@lesedi1961 Monaco won Ligue 1 three years ago and Lille will probably win this year. PSG still dominate, but they aren’t guaranteed to win every year. Besides, the only notable French team player they acquired recently was Mbappe.
Its just great management and good business. If ur club is successful everyone will want to join. What do u expect?? Bayern to purchase bang average players?? Lol why would anyone do that.
Bayern still get less money out of TV deals then the last ranked club of the Premier League. And Real and Barca have their very own TV deals. Bayern simply needs this money to stay competitive on European level. The Bundesliga has fallen behind. Bayern is not that strong, but the Bundesliga has become that weak. In the 80s four out of four finalist in the UEFA-Cup (and back then it was a far stronger competition) came from the Bundesliga. By now Bundesliga clubs have fail to win the Europa league for nearly a quarter of a century (=> 1997 Schalke, now relegated) while even Russia, Portugal, the Netherlands and even the Ukraine could muster teams to win the tournament. Embroiled in dysfunction, lack of professionalism, and stinginess are more important, then Bayern having just more money, which again is the result of decades of hard work and professionalism.
Bayern have been following the very effective strategy of aggressively buying out every potentially dangerous German club out of their top players and talent, for decades. Smart? Yes. Successful? Undoubtedly. Fair? Meh
As great as the 50+1 rule is for fans in Germany, one issue is that it has led to a lack of competitiveness in the Bundesliga. If the Premier League had enacted a similar rule from the start it is not difficult to imagine Man U dominating the PL in a similar way with only Arsenal and Liverpool providing some competition
This is why winning the Bundesliga 3 times in a row with Hamburg is my greatest ever achievement on Football Manager.
I did it with RBL on fm19. I ended up buying key players from Bayern, and gave them a taste of their own medicine. :p
Bruh congrats 💀💀💀
Hold my beer, because I won 7 times with Hertha, Wich 4 were on row (and the first 3 were also in a row too) xD
This doesn't count when you are save scumming. Just saying. ;)
I.....could only manage to get relegated,why do I even try at this point. I nearly built the worst side in Bundesliga history(they somehow kept me in the job)
The reason why Klopp was so special in Dortmund...taming that big red dragon not once but twice with a refurbished team is beyond incredible.
Really mad he left BVB after one bad season. He really should've stayed. :'(
@@sarban1653 he left because the board wasn't willing to do enough to beat bayern and he didn't want to do whole rebuilding just for bayern to come and pluck his next wonder kids.
@@kk7324 I thought that he left cause his last season was so bad and he felt ashamed of it. Is there an article that says this? Cause when searching for the reason why he left, I don't see him talking about that.
@@sarban1653 he left because Dortmund could not stop Bayern poaching players that klopp had trained and developed
And they stole their best players Bayern is the most garbage club
Bellingham, Sancho, Haaland
It's safe to say that Bayern's future are bright.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😭
I think we won't get any of them. They are already big enough and will most likely go into the Premier League
Na I dont think so.
Sancho and Bellingham are english.
So the big english Clubs are interested and pay to much.
As a BVB fan this really hurts and i must say its so unrealistic.
Schalke dropping to Bundesliga-2 might be a good chance for Bayern to get their players cheaper too. Like Harit, Fahrmann, or Mascarell for backup players. Kerim Calhanoglu could also be a target for Bayern.
Petition for a 10 hour looped version of the mega deal song:
What you mean looped? The original was 10 hours, I am 100% sure
Dropping soon on The Athletic 😉
just add the every sauce has a sauce verse and you have something truly remarkable
Lol, I liked it! Was really catchy.
@@KingKabi So is herpes.
Going to go out on a limb and say it's probably impossible to quantify how much enjoyment Joe got from making that jingle at the end
Bonkers
I laughed for 5 full minutes 😂😂😂
Ffs 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was not prepared for that ending 🤣
As A truthful Bayernliga fan I think our league is overrated
It’s a shame because the Bundesliga 2nd place down is one of the most exciting leagues in Europe, just let down by the predictability of who’s going to win it every year.
As well the 3. Liga. Last season, they got 7-10 candidates to win it before Bayern II won it in the end. Well, it couldn't be helped since they got less motivated after the supporters not allowed to enter the stadium.
Many of the so-called "farmers leagues" have fantastic players and teams, they're just overshadowed by the most dominant team(s).
@@Mjwara Exactly. I mean the same could be said of the Ligue 1 pre-Lyon and pre-PSG dominance. Sure it had a moment of monopoly by a corrupt Marseille in the early 90s, but man look at the madness that followed in the mid-90s, after Marseille was stricken of their title, PSG won their second, Nantes their 7th, then Auxerre their first, then Monaco their 6th, then Lens their first, then Bordeaux, Monaco, Nantes, then Lyon came, and after Lyon, Bordeaux, Marseille, Lille and Montpeillier won. I mean that's a crazy run of competitivity, with clubs like Metz having a solid 90s at the top too, amongst others. And they were able to be decent enough in Europe at the time. I really like the Bundesliga and mildly enjoy the Ligue 1 and wish it had more respect of the other fans because they have good models on how to run a league overall.
@@yoorie19 To be fair, that was only one season in 3. Liga. In fact, this season Bayern II are in serious danger of relegation, while Dortmund II are almost certainly going to get promoted to 3. Liga, meaning we could get a case where the Dortmund reserves will be ranked higher than the Bayern reserves.
Which I think just reflects Dortmund's incredible eye for young talent. Already, they've got a host of talented teenagers ready to take up the mantle (Bellingham, Reyna, Knauf, Moukoko, etc). And they deserve credit for the way they went from edge of ruin in the mid 2000s to debt free just a decade later. They've also been doing a better job at keeping their talent longer than expected in recent seasons (everyone thought Sancho would be gone two seasons ago) and they've actually been scoping up more rival Bundesliga talent recently than Bayern have.
Unfortunately, a combination of the pandemic and coaching issues has seriously derailed their build towards being legitimate Bayern challengers. I really hope they can qualify for Champions League, otherwise they will almost certainly be seeing a mass exodus that they've managed to avoid the past couple seasons (and also neither Wolfsburg nor Frankfurt really have the depth to compete in the CL the way Dortmund can).
@@RenegadeShepard69 ligue 1 had times, where the title race was just crazy. But it also shows, that when a world class team exists in the league (lyon mid 2000s, current psg), the level of the whole league is just lower than in the top 4 leagues
It’s a shame too because Bundesliga minus Bayern is actually really competitive. To Bayern’s credit, they are simply a well run club, and not financially steroid injected like PSG or Man City. Still, clubs like Dortmund and Leipzig need to BRING IT consistently.
Could not have said it better
Man city is not "financially steroid injected"-you are trying to imply cheating without stating which laws they are breaking. Bayern gets taxpayer support which is banned in England so from our perspective Bayern has an unfair advantage. The EPL tv deal shares the money more eqitably than the Bundesliga tv deal so the EPL is more competitive even though not all EPL clubs have wealthy owners.
@@harveyepstein6265 lmao what? None of the bundesliga clubs get taxpayer money you muppet.
@@harveyepstein6265 you do realise City was about the get banned from the CL because they didn't abide the financial fairplay regulations?
Why do we not consider the negative feedback loop of tv revenue "steroids". Football is now a popularity contest but everyone bags on PSG because it's easy to dump on Middle-Easter countries but less so the mega-corporations, broadcasters, etc that keep the other clubs rich who are supposedly "doing it the right way." The cognitive dissonance is palpable.
Bright young players in Bundesliga : * *exist*
Munchen : *_I'll take your entire stock!!_*
Lol like all other leagues, especially EPL?
@@tdtony9358 ? can't handle the truth?
England should call up Jeremie Frimpong he’s still eligible
@@tdtony9358 No? In the Bundesliga basically just one club signs all the top talent. Sometimes it goes through RB Leipzig or Borussia but many of those also end up at Bayern. At least there's some more teams who buy up the talent in the prem
@@tdtony9358 someone's salty
Barcelona: We have La Masia, one of the best academy for young talents
Bayern : bitch please, the entire league is my academy
Edit: mom help i made people fight :(
Meanwhile man city has bought Ake,Mahrez,Walker,Stones,Sterling,Delph,Bony,Sagna,Sinclair from other PL clubs?
And Barcelona has bought Griezmann,Pedri,Neto,Braithwaite,Cucurella,Junior Firpo,Lenglet,Denis Suarez,Andre Gomes,Alcacer,Arda Turan,Aleix Vidal,Mathieu,Rakitic,Bravo from other La Liga clubs?
Barcelona literally bought a lot more league players last decade than Bayern
@@mukul863 But Barcelona don’t have a monopoly on La Liga and Man City are nowhere near owning a monopoly on the PL
Bayern LITERALLY can pick out any of the bundesliga names,show interest,and the club will cash in on the player or he will force his way out of the club.
It’s just a game for them,and the worst part is when teams get close to them in a prior season,they go buy one of their star players to weaken them...at the moment the CLOSEST team to them is RB Leipzig,they’ve just bought their BEST player...Upmecano,the bundesliga is now set up in a way where if you get close to the big boys you get a slap on the wrist and are told to never do that again,they have a monopoly on the bundesliga,and that’s a FACT wether you like it or not.
@@ichmagreis69 and they have to share with Atletico and Madrid, Bayern DON'T
Bayern: "Why join the European Pooper League when I already own a league?"😂
That had nothing to do with Bundesliga though. That's even more financial advantage to gain. You can thank 50+1 for no Super League.
Exactly. People were celebrating Bayern like they weren't acting in their own interests
Atleast Bayern has respect to its culture and history unlike prem clubs and la Liga clubs who would throw away everything just for money
@@pranjalchaudhary9124 but besides that 50+1 is a pretty shity rule tbh...
@Ego Master Are we really gonna give credit to the English clubs who AGREED to make a super league. If German clubs were in on it from the start there was no stopping it. They could've made a league of their own.
Always remember why Super League didn't happen. 50+1.
English clubs do need some form of fans' say in how their clubs run. Maybe 50+1 is not possible but something has to be done or Super league will return.
I must have missed Bayer Leverkusen moving over to the city of Bremen.
Not just Leverkusen
Yeah, and the positions of Liverpool and Manchester looked more like Blackpool and Burnley
Hey, it's Tifo FOOTBALL, not Tifo Geography
You can forgive them not being positioned exactly but their not even positioned correctly relative to each other
The issue is that in reality they are in about thesame location as Schalke and Dortmund, which just isn't possible to replicate if you want to make a clear graphic. That's also why Schalke is close to correct, but Dortmund has moved to Osnabruck. Of course, they could've put Leverkusen to the south of them, as that's where it is relative to these clubs, but they'd still be unable to place 2 of these 3 in the correct position.
And the best song of the year goes to "Welcome to the mega deal" Ft Joe Devine
@R Pr hey 🐐👋
England should call up Jeremie Frimpong he’s still eligible
As A truthful Bayernliga fan I think our league is overrated
It’s also why their national team is so consistently good - Bayern ~ Germany
True in the world cup winning squad there were 5 players in the squad from the Bayern academy and 7 int total just from the actual Bayern team
@@lps2013 and then loew kicked out some of the best player like mueller and we came 4. in our group in 2018
@@m0e566 Müller war 2018 dabei du knetkop
WC 2018???
@@26dainghia it's more like they hit their peak and now need to rebuild but the past 12 years have been a good run
The more important question is, why did you guys draw Neuer like that? 😂
Neuer looks like he's about to cry, Muller is a much better looking guy than he is in real life and Lewandoski looks like he's just snorted a certain substance.
Or the map of where the clubs are. Its literally fantasy xD
@@MXknowsHow true xd especially Leverkusen is completely wrong
Reposting from another comment thread: The reality is Tifo has always made so horrible half assed drawings in a rushed way because finishing a solid script that's up to the relevant topic of the time (for example, making a script for the ESL scandal the day it was happening) takes a lot less time than making dedicated art that works well. So everything in his channel always looks ugly to me. Just my take, he's still a great youtuber of course.
Because they are a bad painters like you😭
Do a part 2 with how to fix it, how can dortmund, gladbach, leipzig, leverkusen and wolfsburg close the gap?
True, this comment needs more likes
I feel like dortmund is already doing a good job, by buying world-class youngsters
Bayern in bundesliga similar to Jimmy Neutron in Retroville elementary school science fair. Bayern condemned other challengers with endless failure even though they defended themselves with a word “I just tried my best to do so.”
it's easy. Bayern has to sign Klinsmann as head coach again
The only way to close the gap is to increase revenue, the more adqusition power a team has the less likely a player will leave the team for bayern or go abroad. You can't limit bayern because if you do you kill the league
The Mega Deal song is actually a banger Joe needs to make an album
@Tifo Football You're not even the real account bruh
@@toastedt140 Real fans can spot the real Tifo. Up the Tipos 🙌
@@toastedt140 yea he is 🤦I've heard his voice from the tifo football podcasts on the athletico u tube channel
@@andrewhodyss9092 @Hey was replying to a fake account, the comment got deleted.
@@donukb oh ok thanks for the heads up
Bayern Leverkusen finally broke Bayern's dominance during the 2023-24 season.
As a Bayern fan I really wish the league had more stronger contenders in Dortmund, Stuttgart, Monchengladbach, Leipzig and Schalke. Whenever these teams make it hard for us in the league, Bayern becomes harder even in the UCL. 2001,2010 all through 2013 and even 2020 until we got Flick because Leipzig and a resurging Monchengladbach came knocking, Bayern have always thrived on a harder league to become maniacs in the UCL. But the sad truth is that with the current state of things Bayern will keep running away again....
Stop stealing their star players? On a cheap
@@garlicoshallots200 dortmund are stealing other star player too and still cant compete with bayern dominance lmao
@@garlicoshallots200 watch rabona tv’s video on this “Bayern stealing players” myth.
We can start by giving dortmund back lewy for 90 million euros 🤣🤣🤣
Bayern, psg, juventus, Barcelona, Madrid, man City etc... Its the reason why football needs a super league.
As a new football fan this is what I found a little weird. In other leagues like NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB I’m used to every team having at least one player that could be considered Top 10 or 5 at their position due to draft and salary cap which incentivizes losing in a sense but it’s main purpose is to stop teams from hording talent due to having more money or history. Players can still leave in free agency but usually when players first start out they have to go to specific teams. When I started watching Football I noticed that all of the best players at each position for some leagues were all on the top 4-8 teams.
@Maximiliano Guerra Calderon
I agree, I think they work for their respective sports. Especially considering Football’s size and number of No.1 Leagues draft wouldn’t possibly work, and hard salary caps might but the bigger clubs would never agree to that. Overall I enjoy each of the main 4 US sports and International Football how they are. Super League might’ve been a decent idea when Football was in its silver age but implementing it now would be hurtful to Football as a collective.
@@worldtree2027 Football sold out a long time ago, as you said before, it's all about a handful of teams, some of which benefit from outside investment. The trajectory for a long while has always been like this, a super league is bound to happen eventually.
During the 90s the "big clubs" got together to re-engineer football for their own benefit at the expense of everyone else, basically.
That’s why the american sports are great, the only hope for me is the americiziation of football
@@AffectedArea specially by allowing a team to cram as much foreign talent on the pitch as possible. When you could only field 3 foreigners there was enough foreign talent available to all the teams.
Haha. I remember the jokes around the 2010 and 2014 WC finals. In 2010, the finals was given the tag 'Barcelona vs The Netherlands' and the 2014 finals were called 'Bayern vs Argentina'
Don’t forget the 1996-2000 Netherlands team that were made of Ajax graduates. Its more success to have national teams made up of players from the same club due to cohesion
2:49 I... I don't think that's where Leverkusen is.
Or Frankfurt for that matter. :)
Or Dortmund
All but leipzig and munich are misplaced xDD who made that map seriously
@@MXknowsHow Leipzig is also wrong
I think Bayern knows how much a footballer should be getting paid in today's financial climate. There's a reason why Bayern is not playing into alaba's 400k a week demand and letting him go after 13 years.Wish all the clubs take a strict stance on the wages of footballers
Because they have no competition
Bayern can easily replace anyone
@@awaahsimon5259 I don't understand how that is related to wages.PSG have no competition in ligue 1 and they are paying neymar 800k a week and mbappe 400k a week.Whats ur point?
@@ashithnirmal50 PSG are DESPERATE for CL trophy, bayern are in no rush, they just need the right manager to make sure the already well assembled team (good enough to win the league every year) to push for the CL
@@ashithnirmal50 Because they're richer than Bayern so they can pay those wages
2:49 the most inaccurate map of Germany I've ever seen😂😂
Frankfurt over Wolfsburg 😂
As A truthful Bayernliga fan I think our league is overrated
As A truthful Bayernliga fan I think our league is overrated
Big shout out to marco Reus he is only star player who didn't move from bvb to Bayern Or any other club
Lol Reus played for two other clubs before he signed for Dortmund. He's not a one club player
He has chosen loyalty over money. Hard to find these days.
Because he is always injured.
@@toastedt140 yeah he was at Borussia Monchengladbach at his early stages of his career then he moved to Dortmund since then he was more loyal to them
Reus would be long gone if he wouldn't be injured every 5 minutes he also came from Gladbach and hasn't won a single league title with Bvb
Little wonder the world admires Bayern and a few Dortmund players but tends to prefer watching other leagues, especially English.
This vid shows why the super kinda had sense behind
Meanwhile man city has bought Ake,Mahrez,Walker,Stones,Sterling,Delph,Bony,Sagna,Sinclair from other PL clubs?
And Barcelona has bought Griezmann,Pedri,Neto,Braithwaite,Cucurella,Junior Firpo,Lenglet,Denis Suarez,Andre Gomes,Alcacer,Arda Turan,Aleix Vidal,Mathieu,Rakitic,Bravo from other La Liga clubs?
Just telling that only Bayern are not doing this. In fact dortmund are buying even more from Bundesliga teams?
Why do you think PSG and Bayer didn't join the super league? BECAUSE They already own their own league. Monopoly at its best. (edit. and other political reasons)
Each team in the world has an academy, Bayer has the entire Bundesliga as academy and that is not fair.
@@sherqyanstromain9580 it does have sense. People overreacted and didn't under the format. It's a great idea, they just didn't explain it properly and just left Perez to do an interview on his own the night that the news broke
@@jinzok exactly.
looks like ive forgot everything i learned from that video as the Mega Deal song has sent me catatonic
Bayern also got the olympic stadium for free from the Munich government in the 80s that was the time when they separated from the rest of Bundesliga.
Except, they didn't. It always remained property of the city of Munich and Bayern payed rent for playing there. Not much rent compared to other clubs in other cities, but they did.
Also, if it were the stadium alone, 1860 Munich should also be a top contender in europe, but they only play in 3rd division at the moment. They also played in the olympic stadium for many years.
I'd like to thank the athletic for providing us with such great sales jingles.
You should also have focused on the fact that most of the clubs challenging Bayern were top of the table in mid-season and then started to crumble. This happened to Schalke, Dortmund (2-3 times), RB Leipzig, Gladbach and Hoffenheim.
Doesn't matter BAYERNliga is trash
@@kingkong9410 so is the Premier League
@@kingkong9410 so is Gaymier league
The best thing that Bayern has is consistency.
@@kingkong9410 Agreed. Pointless, boring predictable League.
The advert just caught me😂
This mega deal song reminds me of the vampire opera song in Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Record Broken After 11 Year
It's not just Bayern taking their rivals players, it's the PL and other big clubs as well. How often does a team finish top 4 in Germany and then get dismantled? Whereas Bayern are rarely forced to sell
You can't really say that it's the same thing for PL's big four (Liv, Che, Utd, City) as they can't just take each other's players at will like Bayern's to BvB.
@@kelvinsudirman4072 it's crazy how everyone always mentions Bayern buying Dortmund players which hasn't happened for years and in total 3 times in that time Dortmund bought the same amout of Bayern players and also Dortmund buys much more Bundesliga players than Bayern did. Do your own research this video is pure bullshit
@@FruchtZwergeLp ooo another offended Bayern fanboy refusing to accept reality. Which part of the video isn't well researched, I dare you to say?
Premier League's big four (Utd, City, LFC, CFC) and La Liga's Clasico did indeed exercise the same thing Bayern did to Bundesliga's clubs, poaching their playets. However, you can't really compare between a single entity monopolizing their local talent market against multiple entity fighting each other for the local talent market. Bayern doesn't have to fight any *local* clubs for Bundesliga's stars because no other clubs has the same status as them in Germany, their only competition is foreign clubs.
Cry more Bayernliga
Not in 2024 😂
They haven't managed to go through a season unbeaten though.
2:49: Where do you put Frankfurt and Leverkusen?! Looks like Hannover and Hamburg to me. :D
"There is little reason why 9 titles in a row wont become 10, 15 or 20." Thanks for the optimism. Would be an absolute nightmare for 90% of the fans. And Bayern are not enjoying the titles anymore. Cause its winning the league and cup is the duty. Pretty sick actually.
Lmao at all the people saying Bayern only buy from rival teams yet in their current squad only Lewa(free), Kimmich (cheap), Goretzka(free) and Neuer are from other Bundesliga clubs, yet no one says anything when Dortmund does it, with Schulz, Dahoud,Brandt, Hazard and most importantly Reus being bought from direct rivals
do Dortmund win bundesliga every seasons ?
Pavard? Sule?
@@1607Adi_Manz no because they always crumble under the pressure, that's not Bayerns fault
@@1607Adi_Manz That's not a solid argument. That's like saying if I bully you and you don't tell someone, you aren't getting bullied.
You are skipping the facts to say something that sounds correct but isn't
Also why do you say only 4 teams have won the Bundesliga since 2000? Only 6 have won the prem since 2000 and thats supposed to be the most competitive league, I won't even mention La Liga or Serie A the sitation there is pretty clear
Bayern won 15 titles. Dortmund won 3 and the others 1 each. That's lop-sided with 75% going to Bayern. The Prem title has been shared around more. Bayern about to win 10 in row. No team has ever won the English league more than 3 in a row. Even when Liverpool and Man Utd were dominant there were challengers who took the title.
@LPS: Maybe you should go watching actual football matches instead of watching highlight videos and reading wikipedia pages?
You cannot compare Bayern dominance of Bundesliga to Premier League. Even when Man Utd won the league three times in a row, there were heavy competitions and Chelsea players didn't suddenly want to change club to Man Utd.
Compare the populations of England versus Germany: proportionately the EPL is much more competitive than Germany. Also 6 is 50% more than 4 which in 20 years is a big difference.
2:48 what happened to that map? 😂😂😂
Frankfurt and Leverkusen are so far off, lol
4:22 If you believe that there are 32 million Bayern Munich fans in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, you know nothing about football and sports in North America. That is a laughable stat. How was that research conducted?
Not by you
@@eavyeavy2864 you be lucky if there are even 3 million fans and that is being very generous
Seriously, you'd be hard pressed to even find 32 million people who even know that Bayern Munich exist
@@Threadoflength harder to find 32 people that know that you exist
Lmao that Outro was the best part of the video
Football needs to change and put measures in place to limit inequalities between teams. What good is a league where one single team has so much more power than the others?
Embrace socialism
Football is corrupt run by greedy agents
Update: They've won their 10th league title.
10 years in a row, they are in the same club as the croatian team.
Bayern Munchen are such a well run club unlike the pl clubs. We saw that in the ESL drama
BAYERNliga 🤮
You're wrong.
One thing the video didn't mention is that the best talents are in bundesliga
@@exodialemaudit3104 Yeah, like Dante aka the Brazilian Djimi Traore or Lewis Holtby aka The German Djemba Djemba
Thing is Germany does not have multiple clubs that have consistently been great.....Dortmund was not that good till the 90s..Monchengladbach stopped being good after the 70s. England has always had Either Arsenal or Liverpool or Utd being on top....La liga has had Madrid and Barca and Bilbao being good..Italy has always had a big 3 with Inter,Milan and Juve....I think Bundesliga really is a 1 team league and cannot see Bayern being dethroned anytime soon....even for 1 year
What about now with Dortmund almost winning but choked in the last minute? What you opinion about the Bayern and the Bundesliga future?
I am a Croat born, raised up in Germany , went there to university, speaking German language fluently, visited plenty of Bundesliga matches...still i don’t claim Bayern’s or any others achievements. Neither do i support them. I support Croatia and Hajduk Split. Because football is not about money but about tradition, Grass roots, world class academies mass producing top players for decades out of nothing without massive money. And being world class for decades with a population of 4,3 mio in Croatia plus another 7 mio Croats worldwide. And having the oldest and best organized Ultras firm in Europe since 1950. It is no rocket science ti have Allianz, Telekom, Adidas as your owners and a Bundesliga monopoly and to buy the best talents and players from other Bundesliga competitors as Bayern does for decades. Everyone can do this. Money doesn’t compensate Grass roots, football academy, Tradition and massive Fan base. And i am talking about Real Fan base. Not globalization Social media Glory hunter fanboys from non European third world states without any football tradition
real Fan base..not Real fan base. Sorry for the typo
You can stop listening to a person saying anything remotely useful about football when you hear him say “Bayern is so successful today because it buys away all its rivals’ players”.
Well it is the truth..this is something Juve have been doing to other competing Serie A teams in he past
Why so salty? did u watch the video till the end?
@@micahkiyimba8641 It's half-true - it may have been so in the Eighties and Nineties, but these days the other Bundesliga clubs are mostly pilfered by teams from the Premier League and sometimes Spain. Players like Havertz, Werner, de Bruyne, Aubameyang, Dembele, Pulisic or Mkhitarian were all leaving their Bundesliga clubs after great seasons and none of them went to Bayern. Neither will Sancho and Haaland. Meanwhile Bayern have recently been buying a lot more internationally (say Tolisso, Hernandez, Coman...) which seems to be going unnoticed, plus they have a knack for picking out young talent early and also giving them playing time instead of letting them rot on the bench (Davies, Musiala). The main factor these days has been mentioned in the clip, it is is that Bayern is the one club over here who can hold onto their players and do not have to sell when Real or City come a-calling. So the "weakening-their-rivals" thing is a cliche that no longer rally applies. And even if next sason they'll have Upamecano from Leipzig - the boy was going to leave Leipzig anyway. Should Bayern, out of a courtesy code imposed onto them by outsiders, have just let him slip away to Liverpool when they knew they were going to need replacements for Alaba and Boateng?
Bayern have been dealing really smartly. I actually support their rivals 1860 who are no in the 3rd division. In the 1960s my club was the bigger one in Munich. Still I have to admire Bayern cause when I see them I see what could have been if my clubs management did not totally mess up every couple of years.
@@R3in_Ch Why spread fake facts? Dortmund literally have bought more rival players than Bayern has.
Also what about the world class players that have gone to the EPL? People complain about Bayern (which is fair enough) saying that we "buy all the talent" yet they don't consider what teams would be like if their players didn't leave the bundesliga to play in the EPL
Hello from Brazil. In 1991 I felt in love about Bundesliga when Stuttgart, Dortmund, and Eintracht Frankfurt reached the final matchday with chances to raise the trophy. 30 years have passed and now I think the Superleague is a great deal for European Football because 2021/22 haven't even started but we all know Bayern will win its 10th Bundesliga title in a row.
Being From Germany & a Munich Guy , I know . It's been happening since a long time but I cannot Blame no one. You see some teams in countries wants to be small , they make their players so that other teams can buy them. Even the players play with such Nature that they'll be in a big team soon once their name gets into News. Look at Halaand for example , after Giants started to Mutter his name ? Dude started to sideline Dortmund & doesn't play the way he should & shows disappointment all the time. This is with Most German clubs & the players . Clubs make a team in s short span , pick out names & planning starts on whom they wanna make the next big thing. I always say - Bayern is a Team of Men that Competes with Dortmund ( A Team of just turned Adults ) & Dortmund Competes with Other Teams filled with New players every season. That's Bundesliga has become but lemme tell you one thing . If you take ou Bayern & you watch other teams plays ? You'll surely like Bundesliga a lot .
The last point of yours is bullseye.
Bundesliga actually has more stories beside the title race like the rise of Union, the fall of HSV and S04. Even the relegation battle is always entertaining every season (which Mainz always somehow find their way to survive).
With the gigantic nature and presence of Bayern in the domestic makes every lose of theirs feel very ecstactic. Just take a look again at their lose to Kiel.
Similar story in the french league. Psg is the only team with stability and lyon and marseille to a lesser extent. The others starts afresh every year
If the tv rights are equally shared then it will help others clubs, so you can blame someone
Bro I was thinking about signing up for the Athletic already, but that outro 10000% sealed the deal, 11/10
Bayern only wins because the direct rivals always screw up the last rounds against weaker opponents even when they are 10 points ahead of Bayern like Dortmund did many times. Consistency is key, be like Bayern and you'll win in life.
When I play in the Bundesliga or Ligue 1 in Football Manager I have one rule:
Don't sell to Bayern or PSG...
This sucks. I don't hate Bayern. But I am tired of them not having any competition. I want Dortmund to get up there and stay awhile. And I want Shalke to comeback to the Bundesliga and get good again. That would be an exciting 3 way race and at least better than what they have over there currently.
I love watching Bayern as a fan since 2003. You need to understand to what high standard we are held. Basically whenever Bayern drops points 2 matches in a row, the press calls for a crisis. 2011/12 people laughed at us for finishing second in all 3 competitions. Every year before the season starts, fans from other clubs mock us that this year the team is old, fragile, slow, not elite anymore. There is a desire to compete at the top of the UCL (what lead to 4 finals and 2 wins in my time a s a fan), doing it better than the other Bundesliga clubs who haven‘t won anything in Europe since 1997.
BAYERNliga is ruining football
The whole league servers as feeder clubs to Bayern. Not that impressive
@@kingkong9410 nah its improving the german national team, meanwhile epl makes england looks like a joke coming home
@@alexandrepf8471 Yes we all saw that Spain 6 -0 Germany , Germany 1-2 North Macedonia 😂😂
@@HAMID___ Just false af
Dortmund and Leipzig aren't forced to sell their players but by putting sell clauses in their players' contracts they are at fault. Also the rich PL clubs who regularly raid the Bundesliga are at fault too. This video blames it too much on Bayern who are just a great and well run club since many decades
The reason they sell their players is because the league is set up for Bayern- the EPL clubs are not "raiding" they are buying from clubs who are artificially weak because of the greedy mentality of the Bayernliga.
Rich PL clubs help those team by paying large transfer fees, that's what creates the balance. Bayern doesn't do that which creates a huge gap.
@@harveyepstein6265 so buying smart is club’s fault? The only problem in the league is the financial stability which is caused because of 50+1 and disallowing foreign investors. You’ve see what these clubs can do if they get the financial support(hoffenheim and Leipzig). And Bayern bought way lesser talents than Dortmund but let’s just ignore it and bash Bayern
bylbo baggyns Wtf Chelsea alone bought 3 very good players from the bundesliga in the last 2 years. Werner,Havertz and pulisic.
I think the Bundesliga clubs would much prefer if PL clubs raided them more often rather than sending their players to a direct rival like Bayern
The TV rights in La Liga is much worse.
Top 3 get more than 150m while the new bies get mere 30.
And while they are according to the sporting merit in Bundesliga, that isn't the case in Spain.
so basically financially strong by the smart marketing strategies.
You forgot their Predotory nature of systematically weakening their closest Rivals. Something that rarely happens in the Premier League. Chelsea will never sell to Tottenham, City to United and so on.
That is why a lot of people don't like it bundasliga. It is a one team league. No competition. We already know who is going to win the league
The reason is the ENTIRE Bundesliga is their feeder club. There are several teams that could compete, if they stopped selling their best players to Bayern. For example....last season RB Leipzig was the 2nd place club, what did they do? They sold 3 of their best players to Bayern....SMH. Example Neuer gets injured, what happens? BMG sells their Number 1 GK to Bayern.....
What are you on about? Bayern signed one player from Leipzig, and that was on a free, not a sale.
And Dortmund was second place. Leipzig was third.
farmers league
Fun fact: When the Bundesliga was founded, Bayern wasn’t even in it. Brillant management brought them to the top. Bit later were also very lucky to find talents like Gerd Müller, Beckenbauer, Maier etc who won everything there is and made them a topclub. Also Dortmund buys much more players from the Bundesliga, Bayern rather buys from outside Germany
Fun fact : Bundesliga is trash
@@kingkong9410 that's not a fact, that's an opinion genius
Bayern wouldn't have been allowed to join the Bundesliga back then, regardless of performance. Because they decided, to allow 1860 München, as a winner of the previous southern league to join, and didn't want multiple clubs from the same city.
But the election of the first Bundesliga members was highly controversial regardless, because some clubs like Saarbrücken were allowed to join because of economic/ infrastructural reasons.
2:49 you might want to check the map again ;)
The Premier League is unique. Even if you have the same winner or winners for a couple of years, there is no guaranteed winner, and 3rd to 7th in the table is in constant flux. Equally dividing TV money is key to that.
Tv revenue comes from 1st 2nd placed teams matches than 17th or 18th i think
no,having suggard daddies and sheiks are reason for that.
@@dzemilmehovic5271 And we're grateful for them to make the league most watched and popular unlike BAYERNliga 🤮
@@kingkong9410 and who is we??As far as i knoe fans literally block training grounds and protest infront of their stadiums hoping those owners leave,and same ones want 50+1 rule from Bundesliga in England lol
@@kingkong9410 they literally suck life out of your clubs and squeeze money and everyone wants them out,who is grateful to them lmao?
This is the easy thing to say about Bayern - that they just buy up all the promising players in the Bundesliga, but that''s not entirely true. Dortmund has followed a similar strategy - Schulz from Hoffenheim, Hazard from Mönchengladbach, Brandt from Leverkusen, Hitz and Diallo from Mainz et cetera. Also, the latest two Bundesliga talents were bought by Chelsea, not Bayern. So the idea that Bayern 'owns' the Bundesliga is untrue, although it's always good 'joke fodder' for rival fans.
2:48 were you drunk creating this map? xd
*were
Let's not forget Bayern's innate inclination towards pressurizing player from immediate rival and eventually signing them at the cost of peanuts and that's the prime cause . It has immense domino effect. Bayern is arguably the most politicized club of Europe , no wonder Lahm had refused to join their board and has publicly expressed his discontent towards it .
PS: Tifo making quality content as usual , easy W
Lahm just wanted to play football and then live a quiet life. Respect
@@powerllesss2672 I beg to differ , just follow his comments on why he doesn't want to be part of Bayern's office
@@abir95571 Because he is in Euro2024 campaingn organizator
@@alexandruciripan2781 what ?? That doesn't make any sense
This is why I'll always have respect for virtually any other team in Germany, and always despise Bayern (in terms of how the club is run, not the players). What's the point of a league if one club is so well set up to succeed at the detriment of the others? It defeats the whole point of a professional competitive league.
32 million fans in North America?!?! That's roughly 5.5% of the population. That's nuts...source??
Y'all made neuer dirty with this thumbnail lmao
Bundesliga relegation battle is the only excitement in the league. Plus exciting young coaches around
I find their success super interesting because on several seasons, Bayern were in 4th and even 6th place until they replaced the manager. After Pep left, Ancelotti took over and they were mid table. He got sacked and Jupp came back and they ended up winning the league that season. After Jupp left, Kovac came in and they got humiliated by Eintracht 5-1 and an embarrasing loss in the CL and were 4th in the BL. He was sacked and in came Flick. He resurrected the ship and they literally won everything in the 19-20 season. Hell, even this 20/21 season has been tumultuous, losing a freak match in the Pokal against Kiel, having an injury laden squad against PSG and bowing out of the CL. The only real victory this season will probably be the league title, but who knows what'll happen after Flick leaves this summer.
No matter who you have on your team, it's always the manager that really makes the impact. I've heard a million EPL fans say how easy it is to win the league with Bayern, yet at least two of those managers most likely wouldn't have. Ancelotti was super relaxed and lazy with training, so his players played like it. Kovac was almost too hard on them so they were riddled with major injuries and switched too many players around from match to match, and played a bunch of them in the wrong positions.
As for signings, the only ACTUALLY world class signing was Lewandowski. Gotze was a flop and Hummels was fine and eventually went back to Dortmund. Gnabry was a "failed" player from Arsenal, Goretzka was a free transfer, Kimmich was sold almost immediately after loan, Davies was bought from a canadian team, and Sane still hasn't produced what they wanted from him. Hernandez was by far the most expensive signing, and he barely gets any playing time.
A lot of teams and leagues have had dynasties, and eventually Bayern's rule will fall. Could even be after this season. Whomever the new manager is, i doubt he'll be as good as Flick. As a Bayern fan i hope not, but as a football fan, it's kindof exciting to see what will happen if it does.
V true. I just hope to god Sancho and Erling stay so BvB can build a solid team with Rose and actually win a title. But let's see seems unlikely
What bullshit are you talking about? When Pep was replaced by Ancelloti they were not mid table. They won the Bundesliga that season, Ancelloti was fired not because of his performance in the Bundesliga but because of their performance in the UCL and when did players like him for his low training intensity? One of the reason he was fired was because he lost the dressing room and many senior players wanted him out. Kovac again won a double in his first season even though they performed below standards He was 4th in the table in his second season but only with a few point gap between 2nd. And he didn't lose a single UCL game in his second season. Infact he won 7-2 against Tottenham in the group stages. You are conveniently clubbing different year performances to suit your narrative. And Hummels was not world class? He was consistently ranked among the top 5 defender in the the world at his prime when Bayern signed him.
Well it depends on other clubs ambition too. Bvb is just doing a cycle of develop and sell.
Now naggelsman is their coach....
it's funny because in danish "Bonde" means farmer so if it was bondesliga it would be farmerleague
Make a video on "What is happening to Istanbul club?" pervious season's Turkey's champions
I too would like to know more about Istanbul Başakşehir's fall from Champions to relegation contenders.
Now we know why they didn't want join ESL!
@Tifo Football It is disgusting to use the identity of a big channel to do such things
Because they care about the fans
Or maybe - just hear me out, they care about football and the fans?
@@bananarama3624 Football which they've already ruined in Germany ?
@@kingkong9410 Ruined by being the best in Germany...If not for Bayern, german football will not have a big relevance in Europe, they won 6 titles, the rest of the Bunsesliga won 3-4 more
If we had an attractive and competitive Superleague with teams like Dortumd and Bayern, Dortmund would make enough money to retain Haaland, Pulisic and great players while even signing some new stars. Therefore making the league much more competitive, this league would then be more watchable and its TV rights would be much more expensive, TV rights that would make smaller clubs earn much more, making them more competitive and ultimately having a league with more than two contenders
Players want prestige and to live in atleast a decent city and not in a industrial pice of shit city like Dortmund
The World Cup final thing is shared with Inter, up to the latest final in 2018 (Perisic and Brozovich from Inter, Tolisso from Bayern)
I just wish other teams should step up especially Dortmund who would have sealed the Bundesliga in 2016 and 2020if they didn't bottle up.But on the bright side even though people hate RB Leipzig, I think they are one the main contenders to break Bayern's dominance.
They buy the best talents in the Bundesliga which in turn kills the progress of all the teams in German. It also does not help the fact that all Bundesliga teams bows down to what Bayern wants.
also : they buy 'cheap'
so it hurts the other team even more
@@auliai.l.7398 Owh yeah
That also contributes a lot.
Safe to say, Bayern will win the next 10 Bundesliga in the future.
Sorry, but this is bullshit. Bayern bought a lot of players and got mocked for it! Joshua Kimmich was on loan to Leipzig, when they played in 2. Bundesliga. Stuttgart send him there because (I quote Stuttgarts Manager Bobic) "He couldn't help the team to fight the relegation!"
They bought Gnabry and everyone mocked them for it, because he was an "ok player" who didn't made it in the EPL. They bought Goretzka, who could have joined Barca, but prefered Bayern.
They bought Pavard, who came from Stuttgart, after they got relegated! And they got mocked for it, again, because he sucks and was at fault for Stuttgart going down!
They bought Davies, from a country that doesn't know how to play football!
They bought Coman, a failed talent, that didn't made it in Paris and Turin!
A big pile of Bayern's team wouldn't play for them, if it was designed by other fans. Because they don't see the potential of these players! And as soon as they succeed, everyone knew they would be successful all the time!
@@Rabauke84 oh yeah let's close our eyes to the fact that they bought Ballack, Gotze, Neuer, Lucio, Lewy, and all the rest who have been stars in their respective clubs before being poached. let's also call Pavard, who was good enough to earn a starting spot in star studded France that ultimately won world cup, as "sucks and was at fault of Stuttgart's relegation". let's also forget that they tried to poach, among others, Schalke's Ozil, Leverkusen's Havertz, Leipzig's Werner, who rejected them because they preferred playing overseas.
Let's also forget that Coman was actually good enough that Guardiola wanted him and City bid him for reportedly between 40-50m, but Bayern signed him permanently for cheap thanks to the buy option in his loan contract from Juve.
It is undeniable that Gnabry and Davies are developed well thanks to Bayern, but stop making it sound like most of the players Bayern signed were nobodies.
@@Rabauke84 u can say all that but look at 2018-19 Bundesliga season.
Dortmund were in a one legged race for the Bundesliga title but finished 2nd in the end, that is the highlight for how low all the Bundesliga team got. Bayern were playing awful that season but still won the league.
Bayern got stronger every season while the rest of the teams is just there to complete the list of Bundesliga teams that compete that season.
There really is no point in watching the BayernLiga.
Update: 10 in a row
I used to be a die hard Bundesliga fan. Now I simply stopped to watch it since is almost disheartening the lack of competition. When competitions become a monopoly, the title simply loses value. With the Champions it is a little less dramatic, but still you could list ten teams to become champions with a 95% certainty.
I really think football needs to implement some of the rules that keep American sports competitive, the likes of NBA or NFL. Each and every year the NBA becomes more global for the fierce competition which football is lacking. If thats not possible Germany at least should ensure two more powerhouses to keep it interesting.
can't wait for Sancho, Haaland and Lewandowski together
not sure about Sancho, Haaland won't be going to Bayern anytime soon when Lewa is still scoring goals. Maybe Brandt if Bayern fail to land Neuhaus.
Maybe in BVB but not in Bayern
i didn’t know sancho and lewandoski are also coming to city
Haaland won't be coming to Bayern. Did you see his wage bills? There's no way Bayern will be paying for that.
Lol gd one
2:49 Oh my, that is not a good map. Munich is in the right place, so is Leipzig. Wolfsburg and Schalke are kinda close, but the rest is off by hundreds of Kilometers. Leverkusen is almost on the north sea by Bremen, that's around 250km away from its actual location. Dortmund seemingly became a neighbor to Osnabrück, wandering north by about 100km. Frankfurt found a new home in the center of northern Germany, amusingly closer to Frankfurt (Oder) in eastern Germany than to the actual location of Eintracht Frankfurt's home, although the distance to both is over 300km.
Somewhat correct, but it misses some points. Mainly TV Money split and Champions League earnings.
In the PL, the split between the 1st and the last is 1,6:1
For every € the last one gets from the TV deal, the champions get 1,6€.
In Germany, the Champions get 10% more than the second and unbelievable 400% more than the Last one. Split is 1:3,8
Whenever there's a discussion coming up in changing that, guess who's making noise opposing that. Yes, it's the top-earners.
Also, Bayern had a huge advantage in the earlier years, as they were basically given a huge stadium by the state of Bayern and could make much more money in tickets than every other club.
They already had a head-start when it came to the 2002 reform.
When the CL started, they already were way ahead of the rest of the league, which cemented their CL spot. By being the only german side to regularly competing in the CL, it is also the only german club making 15 Mio. a year just for being in the CL. Every year.
Now, they outearn everyone else, because they already outearned everyone else when the CL started.
It's a rigged game and Bayern plays it best.
Obviously, you also need top managers to get to that point and unfortunately, they had the best. You can hate Hoeneß all you want and he probably deserves it, but he's one hell of a manager.
Quality comment
Just talking about this subject today shockingly
A team like Dortmund isn't "forced" to sell its best players. It has just chosen a model of buying young talented players, give them a lot of playing time, and sell them at a huge profit.
Yeah even their fans admit this
@@lordhiguain7800 Only because they can never become a bayern or a chelsea. They're forced to sell and they've accepted it
I demand the full song!🤣🤣
There is NO WAY bayern has 32 million American supporters. There aren’t even 32 million soccer supporters in America
As a Borussia Mönchengladbach fan, and yes I did go to the matches! We've known this for decades. It helps when your State is the size of a medium european country and you have little competition in it. There fore they probably had an advantage from the start? Nurnberg, not these days, 1860, 3rd tier, etc etc.....Only NRW has a larger population, however look at the quantity of competing Bundesliga clubs in that State?
Unfortunately it won't change unless the other teams get more money.
If i were a billionaire MSV Duisburg would challenge them but unfortunately i ain't lmao
A different winner is desperately needed.
I like the idea of RB Leipzig winning it under Naglesman more than Dortmund do it.
Whoever it is, it needs to happen
the same thing with Ligue 1 and Serie A
@@lesedi1961 serie A is a different picture recently
@@lesedi1961 Inter will win the serie a
Fuck Leipzig. We talk about implementing 50+1 in other leagues, but they're the ones threatening that system in Germany. If they grow in power, it opens the door for even shadier entities, such as the Saudis or Americans or Qataris to take over the league.
@@lesedi1961 Monaco won Ligue 1 three years ago and Lille will probably win this year. PSG still dominate, but they aren’t guaranteed to win every year. Besides, the only notable French team player they acquired recently was Mbappe.
Bayern always poach the best talent from their neighbouring clubs... Its no surprise that they're consistently top of the pile
Its just great management and good business. If ur club is successful everyone will want to join. What do u expect?? Bayern to purchase bang average players?? Lol why would anyone do that.
@@katheebmuzammil9197 bayern dog huh ?
@@katheebmuzammil9197 I'm not complaining... In fact I admire their efficiency
@@1607Adi_Manz fan = dog huh?
@@giorno6086 bork bork
If they stop bullying and buying from rivals
Forgot absolutely EVERYTHING once I heard the Mega Deal BANGER 😂
Feel like the same could be said of serie a for the last 10 years or so. Even though inter finally broke Juve's streak last year.
Do one "How Premier League became a one team league"
Bayern still get less money out of TV deals then the last ranked club of the Premier League. And Real and Barca have their very own TV deals.
Bayern simply needs this money to stay competitive on European level. The Bundesliga has fallen behind. Bayern is not that strong, but the Bundesliga has become that weak.
In the 80s four out of four finalist in the UEFA-Cup (and back then it was a far stronger competition) came from the Bundesliga. By now Bundesliga clubs have fail to win the Europa league for nearly a quarter of a century (=> 1997 Schalke, now relegated) while even Russia, Portugal, the Netherlands and even the Ukraine could muster teams to win the tournament.
Embroiled in dysfunction, lack of professionalism, and stinginess are more important, then Bayern having just more money, which again is the result of decades of hard work and professionalism.
Bayern have been following the very effective strategy of aggressively buying out every potentially dangerous German club out of their top players and talent, for decades. Smart? Yes. Successful? Undoubtedly. Fair? Meh
As great as the 50+1 rule is for fans in Germany, one issue is that it has led to a lack of competitiveness in the Bundesliga. If the Premier League had enacted a similar rule from the start it is not difficult to imagine Man U dominating the PL in a similar way with only Arsenal and Liverpool providing some competition