Sacking Nagelsmann was their worst decision he was a brilliant coach he schooled Barca he was energetic and experimental and they fired him for riding a skateboard and being himself. Karma is cruel 😂

Bundesliga 1000 times better than corrupt EPL.

The Bundesliga has been very high quality this year, and they’re keeping their players and coaches

The fact that the 2 best clubs this season didnt even compete in the champions league and Bundesliga still had 2 clubs in semis now even 1 in the finals show how good this Bundesliga thios year rly was.

Premier League is the new farmer’s league. Change my mind 🤷🏽‍♀️

I would consider Stuttgart a big club. Not as much of a glorious past such as Hamburg or Dortmund, but they have won 5 championships and were runners-up 5 times. They never won a European title though and probably that's why there are unknown internationally. But they have 100k members and a 60k stadium that sells out all the time and they also represent a wider region (Württemberg) which is also a sign of a big club. After being one of the top sides in Germany in the 2000s they somehow fell apart and that's also why they were off the radar for a while. Let's see whether this can last. This time they got a bit of cash injection with both Porsche and Mercedes now each owning 10% of the club. However, Leverkusen had roughly twice the budget, RB Leipzig 3 times the budget and Bayern 4-5 times the budget of Stuttgart.

Bayern needs a major reconstruction. At least 10 current players need to be gone.

They panicked fired Nagelsman, Samhamiwhothehellisit, and Oliver Kahn no coach should desire to play for this fickle brass

We don't fear Bayern any more

"Bundesliga is a farmers league", "one team league", well guess what Bayern Munich finished 3rd, which is their lowest league finish in a league season in over 13 years. How the mighty have fallen. It's not just them being very bad this season, in the last 12 months they've not been at their usual best. I personally think that their downfall started after they shocked the footballing world by sacking Julian Nagelsmann and they shouldn't have done that. Even though they were inconsistent in the league, how do you get rid of a manager who had you in contention to win 3 trophies and before his sacking they won 8/8 games in the champions league beating the likes of Inter Milan Barcelona and PSG in the process. As I've said many times, it was a desperation move from Bayern Munich because you didn't feel like Nagelsmann was the right manager for you and Tuchel at the time was available on the market and they didn't want to miss out on him again. A lot of people will say that as bad as they were, they still won the Bundesliga, only because Borussia Dortmund let the title slip out of their hands. They shouldn't even have won the league without Dortmund and this was already a warning sign of their problems. A trophy less season was always coming for them. 2023-24, has been a nightmare for them because they didn't win the Bundesliga finished 3rd and actually finished a season without a trophy for the first time since 2011-12 which was the last time they didn't win the Bundesliga prior to this season. It may be one season, but for a club of their standards, it's genuinely unacceptable and if they don't get their stuff together there's a possibility that they go trophy less in back to back seasons. Thomas Tuchel just was never the right manager for them and him leaving the club also means that they're set to undergo changes if they want to get back to competing for trophies and it doesn't help their situation that they're struggling to find a new manager as well. No one knows who their next manager will be. Bayern Munich regaining dominance isn't as easy as you think it'll be when they have a lot of issues going on behind the scenes and this means that the Bundesliga isn't a farmers league anymore. I can tell who regularly watches this team and others who don't because you would think that this is a team that should win everything every season, when they've been far from that this season. Seeing the way Bayer Leverkusen went on a historic undefeated run, Bayern Munich with their current problems are no longer guaranteed to easily win the Bundesliga and other teams like Borussia Dortmund Stuttgart who finished ahead of them, Frankfurt RB Leipzig etc feel like they have a chance of winning the league, and as long as Xabi Alonso is at Leverkusen, they'll be a contender. I wonder how they'll bounce back from their worse season in ages as Bayern Munich are in such a dark period in their history.

Was Gab part of Sea Shepherd?

Harry Kane brought them goals and his bottlejob mentality

Bayern should hire their women’s coach. 😂 But I suspect he’s smarter than that.

Tuchel finished 3rd in a one-horse race 😂

leverkusen, hoffenheim do not have a lot of money. thats the sad reality. bayern pays a ton of money, dortmund is clear second and the rest do not pay well.

of course bayern tried to keep tuchel now when they find no better choice ... you seem all forget the points bayern got this season are the same they had last season and it would have been enough to become champion every season since 2018

ESPN FC, This made me laugh so hard, thanks for sharing!

Bundesliga has been great this season, but in EPL, Man City is just inevitable and I understand, put Man city in any league with their money, players and Pep, in a 34 to 38 games season, they are winning it at least 4 times in a row like they’ve done in the EPL, and it might not be as close.

In Europe/Soccer they dont have Salary Caps? They should add a Salary Cap and Playoffs, then maybe ill watch.