How Did Bayern Munich Become So DOMINANT?! | Explained
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- čas přidán 30. 10. 2021
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Hello and welcome back to EFD Explained where today we are analysing how Bayern Munich became a German and European giant.
What makes Die Roten, who are on for their 10th consecutive Bundesliga title, a record in Europe's Top 5 Leagues, so good? How do they consistently beat the likes of Dortmund and Leipzig to the title?
With a history of excellent coaches from Pep Guardiola, Louis Van Gaal and now Julian Nagelsmann, Bayern consistently recruit the best managerial as well as player talent. How do they manage to sign some of the world's best players with a net spend which is far less than the likes of Man United, Real Madrid, Barcelona, PSG and Liverpool?
All the answers to these questions are in this video, make sure you like it and leave a comment!
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The Bundesliga is actually fun to watch alot of attacking Football and Gegenpressing besides Dortmund lack the consistency to give dethrone Bayern.. They just too good for the BuLi
Dortmund games are the most fun but stressful games to watch because the defence is trash but the attack is amazing (from an honest Dortmund fan)
hit it right on the nail, like bayern are just so professional and focused
@@siggiooo5330 Bayern v Dortmund games are just something else, they are so fun to watch. Also, you can be almost certain that there will be a lot of goals
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Bayern took it personally when they weren't invited to join the Bundesliga 59 years ago
Well Bayern was in the 4th league then
@@suchendnachwahrheit9143what? No
@@truechaosmulala3831 yes
No The reason was that 1860 Munich got the call since 2 Clubs of the same City could not enter
@@suchendnachwahrheit9143Know your History instead spreading false Rumors
Maybe not quite enough about how great the youth academy has been, it went trough a bit off a dryspell now but they have been investing heavely into it. Players like Lahm, Schweinsteiger, Müller, Badstuber are all from the own youth and played a pretty big part at the club, Badstuber untill he got serious injuries of course and players like Kroos, Alaba who joined when they were arround 15-16. And of course there are a bunch of players that were in the youth setup of Bayern that only really made it at other clubs but weren't all really good enough for Bayern like Hummels, Can, Max, Sansone, Soriano, Pongracic, Dorsch, Richter and Wagner in recent memory.
People don’t talk about Højbjerg enough for my taste. He also joined when he was 16 I think
@@LJMahomes true, completely forgot about him for a sec. Could also add Stanisic to the list, not a spectacular player but doesn't make any mistakes really and is a full Croatian international.
@@lps2013 I’l
What a fucking lie….half of the players you mentioned were bought from other academies lol
Great timing after they lose 5-0 to gladbach💀
One match lost and everyone is talking about it that the standard they have set for their team.
And then are going to win 5-2 vs Union And bash Benfica
They f`ked up my parlay.
It was in the cup
@@dd-uf9nw when a below average team in bundesliga unable to defeat Bayern fair and square, they could try to cripple Bayern by injuring their Bayern's first eleven through aggressive foul
The best and most beautiful club in the world!! #miasanmia
Good vid and nice research to back it up.
FYI gotez wasn't free he Coast 37.5 million if not mistaken
Who's gotez
@@Robin_Oliver idk
@@vulxh gotze
@@ryanwarcup7693 oh Mario götze
I was so confused cos who tf calls him gotez
Just a quick correction @1:45: obviously the second most successful club in the DFB Pokal is NOT Wolfsburg but Werder Bremen. These two seem to get confused all the time by foreign media, maybe because the primary colour of both clubs is green and their badges both feature a "W"? Other than that VfL Wolfsburg and SV Werder Bremen are VERY different in terms of stature, history, constitution, reputation, financial background, fan base...
I would have loved to have seen Beckenbauer in action.
My fav all time player. Same.
Thanks for posting about Bayern ❤️❤️❤️
Bayern is smart in it's finances and have done everything correctly..However,the financial shadow they cast over the rest of the league is still like PSG in Ligue 1..no other club is at their financial level so this domination is simply the expected outcome when you look at the finances and revenues of other German clubs
That financial gap cannot be closed by any other team except maybe Dortmund,but Dortmund itself is unambitious and always sell their best players to balance their own books.
Bayern however destroys the league by buying players from mother German clubs below their Market value..meaning that selling clubs don't get that money to reinvest afyer losing their best player to Bayern...the league weakens overyears of doing that.
Dortmund are actually doing what Bayern did in order to get to this level of success, and the results will be seen on the long term. You can't financially challange Bayern without selling for profit. The key is to be able to develop more talent than you need to sell, so that you can keep some of it for more years.
Thing is, with this kind of financial management, Dortmund kept their stability throughout the pandemic without too much difficulty despite losing the ticket revenue from the biggest average home crowd in the world. Just look at what happened at Schalke when the pandemic really hit.
Trying to financially overtake Bayern with a short term "ambitious" plan would be purely suicidal, especially with the 50%+1 rule, which means there's no room for someone to inject billions of plastic petrodollars out of nowhere.
Mario Gotze was not signed on a free, he was signed for 37.5M Euros in 2013. (His release clause back then)
I know people may not like Bayern cause of them monopolizing the Bundesliga but my respect for them (and other German clubs) went up after the ESL nonsense
New fan of the sport, can you explained what happened
The net spend figures are not reflective on the wages spent. In Germany the average transfer fee is a lot less than the other big leagues.
Very good
Fuck i love these videos - FD and EFD so underrated
Do an FD Explained on why only England & Portugal are the only 2 out of the top 6 leagues that choose to have 2 domestic cup competitions.
France do as well - Coupe de la Ligue & Coupe de France
@@NedTesco Nope Ligue 1 dropped the Coup de la ligue. It was abolished for the 2020-2021 season, as they wanted to cut down the number of games played in a season.
@@NedTesco France cancelled the coupe de la Ligue around 2/3 seasons ago
@@Noobie2k7 Oh you're right! Ignore me haha
In England's case, it was a strange one, largely down to the power battle between the Football League and The FA. The League invented a cup to take advantage of the popularity of floodlit football (at the time), to try to claim back a bit of the glamour the FA Cup used to have until maybe the 1990s. The question now is perhaps more why England still has the league cup, when the only bonus it seems to offer is entry to a competition, the Europa League, that few clubs seem to want to be in anyway.
bro this was changed last min after the video about beckenbauer uploaded yesterday by football iconic to include his story, or this is a mental coincidence
3 of the clubs in the thumbnail are in the 2nd Bundesliga
can you give details about their budget compare to other clubs
Incoming farmers league comments from 12 year olds:
They make UCL look like a farmer league
It's just the facts kid.
@@1997lordofdoom the only people using the term Farmers league are kids.
@@OcEleven and older people who never go out for a run and spam it in bundesliga highlights.
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RB is not an exception, but rather a a clear attempt to make mockery of the rules through restrictive fan membership. Most (all) German fans I know would rather see a continual dominance than "RasenBallsport Leipzig" win the BuLi.
Fick RB!
That doesn’t make sense. I dont get why they would want to keep a boring one team dominance
@@donkeydik2602Because most German fans value the democratic structures and the feeling of actually participating in and owning their club themselves over possible success. That's why clubs like Leipzig and big investors will never be accepted by the wider football fanbase.
Shout out #FOOTBALLICONIC🤣😤
Bayern is unstoppable like Omnidroid V.10. The only thing that is hard enough to penetrate Bayern is itself
Good analogy.
I think what it shows is just how important recruitment is. There's far more to it than just buying players who are doing well at other clubs. You have to buy the right players, and preferably get them before they have peaked. Show me a club that just spends big, and I'll show you a club underachieving and getting into debt with an expensive unmotivated squad full of dud signings.
They heated
Bayern 8 - 2 Barcelona
Bayern 5 - 1 Arsenal
Bayern 3 - 1 PSG
Bayern 7 - 2 Spurs
Bayern 10 - 2 Arsenal
No investors calling the shots but former players running the club.
Thanks to Dortmund and Bayer the league is becoming more and more harder to win
Are you drunk?
Dortmund haven't won the league in 9 years. So not sure how they make ot harder to win
@@omaryahya7258 they won in 2012
@@manoharreddy8760 ok 9 then
People that say Lewa only scores so much because of «farmers league», seem to forget Lewa got 7 goal involvements from 2 games against chelsea
But nobody says that.
4 goals in a UCL semi against Real Madrid but “he statpads in farmer’s league” 🤦♂️
The best club in the world
Consider that the region surrounding Munich is one of the richest in the world. Contrast that with the post coal mining and steel region of Dortmund and the Ruhr valley. Bayern are able to pay 40% higher wages who wouldn't go there?
yeah if u win 50 titles with cheating throu the leauge for 40 years u make a lot of mony.
FIrst here
How stole Klopp, Auba,Pulisic, Werner, Konate, Havertz, and manny more.
Yes PL.
Bayern are reacting to fight the PL dominance in BuLi. So it is either the BuLi becones Bayern academy or be the pl Academy. Neuer was wanted by ManU, Lewa by real, Upa by chelsea and Tottenham, and Nagelsmann is a dream manager for many teams.
All were leaving their clubs.
Bayern are reinforcing themselves rather than seeing the league become like Liga Nos or Erdivise.
U forgot to say they list to mouncjengladcgbac
By buying all the farm land.
It is easy to have good recruitment when it’s a one team league
So Dortmund basically became what Bayern used to be, interesting
Simple snowball effect. They had more money, so they won more, that gave them even more money .... They have double the Wage-Bill of Dortmund, who is already way ahead of the rest of the league.
When the Bundesliga started, everyone was equal. Bayern made the most out of it
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People act like we are a oil club. We were smart all the other clubs in the Bundelsiga had the same chance and still have unlike the billionaires game in English rotten football.
Agreed, the bundesliga is entertaining while keeping ticket prices low, and keeping money far from being the sole factor in who becomes a big club. The prem is rotten and not real football. (Warning: incoming 12 year olds spamming farmers league instead of doing their homework)
Bayren have a massive advantage when compared to other top flight teams in the UCL that most people seem to ignore: 1. They play less games than most leagues, the Bundesilga only has 18 teams, most of which are weak opponents. 2. They only play in 1 cup competition, not 2 like in some countries. 3. They get a two week break over christmas, most other leagues don't get this.
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Most of which are weak opponents 😅
On an average they cover way more distance and play with much higher intensity than most prem teams...i.e the physical toll is immens. That's why their players get injured so often. I am sure you haven't kicked a ball in your life.. Or done any kind of sports
@@railgun1935 i doubt that. My point is, these players are not as stretched as, for example premier league players
That's a disadvantage they usually fall at the last hurdle such as the quarters and semis against real Madrid in 16/17 an 17/18 because by then they've usually wrapped up the league and have a lack of competition to push them
Buy your league rivals best players.
Like Julian Brandt, right?
Bayern has bought 4 players from Dortmund. Ever and 3 from Leipzig.
@@KennyFCB how key were those players though?
@@grumpy_cat well sabitzer was a key player
Yeah like Brandt, Hazard, Schulz, Hummels, Delaney… oh wait
WHERE THE FUCK IS STAT WARS??????!!!???
Dortmund have a good chance this season,
it all depends on their next match against each other
bro you do even watch the bundesliga? every game is a struggle for dortmund
@@bingbong4055 and only 1 point off without Hazard and Haaland somtimes
Not really Dortmund defence is weak and they’re not consistent, they drop a lot of points against smaller sides, and almost never beats Bayern! Plus Bayern also buys all the good players from their rivals so they can win every single season
With all the injuries we constantly keep having, I'm afraid this is just wishful thinking. Yes, we somehow got the points lately. And yes, Bayern does have the occasional bad game (or even disaster game). But they hadn't had a bad game against us in years (except maybe for the 2019 Supercup, when they were still rusty).
If Haaland recovers in time for our home game against them, there might be hope of a win. But we'll need much more consistency against other teams, especially in defense, if we are to hope for more than the DFB Pokal this season (at least there we are the favorites now).
no european top club is nearly as good lead as bayern münchen
Why you English accent is not so understandable?
It's die roten lmao bayern ain't rotten
Prem fan boys: but...but farmers league....
it is though
@@myles5976 i dont know what farms you go to if some of the teams can give barca and atleti a hammering. Bayern is richer than most clubs without oil money, the 50+1 rule being important for it. So yeah unless you go to farms where pigs have fight clubs, you are wrong.
@@josemoreno584 Bayern's riches, beating the likes of Barca and Atleti. Good for them just one question, how does that make the Bundesliga any more competitive?
@@josemoreno584 People like you fail to understand that the reason people call the bundesliga a farmers league is not because Bayern are shit but because there competition and its predictable since its one team winning it every season.
"there is no"
Simple, if a player or manager threatens Bayern in anyway, Bayern buys them up😂🤷♂️
Nope actually. They only buy players and Managers when they need. When Flick left they got Nagelsmann, who was the next best "German" Manager available.
Similar to sentinel from X-men day from future past. The sentinel in 2023 are able to copy the power of that particular mutants and also share the power to other sentinels to make sure they are to able to counter that particular mutants power with ease
I know football is different in every country but I'd hate to be German football fan seeing what happeneds in the Bundesliga, Bayern have monopolised the League into their favour. I dont know how anyone can enjoy that even Bayern Fans, literally no competition in that League
Well ticket prices are actually affordable in Germany, plus competition is vastly overstated. If people really cared about that, they would be watching la liga mx, rather than the league of corrupt billionaire owners and sports washing states.
@@Agee1 what???
@@Agee1 what are you talking about
@@myles5976 oil league. Aka prem. You heard of it? You know. That one league that gets takeovers by oil billionares once every year or so. Oh. And cant seem to succeed in england without it? Bayern is the real deal, with their own success being able to reach the heights they have. All other clubs, simple, buy the best players with the money from oil, that they obviously did not earn.
@@josemoreno584 The one man league. AKA Bundesliga. You heard of it? That one league that has had one winner in the past 8 years making it boring, uncompetitive and predictable? Say what you want about the EPL but at least it doesn't have one team wiping the floor with everybody.
In terms of competitive league, this is how I put
1. EPL
2. La liga
3. Seri A
4. Ligue 1
5. Bundesliga
German league is most likely be a Bayern league, they just too good & no one could ever challenge them, all the German club have a small financial & they couldn't even buy best player, how these club could compete, wit pandemic still running they need money so how they gonna do? Sell their best player
The main issue with the league is not Bayern related at all. It is that clubs from other countries, especially england keep buying the best players. Like Havertz or Sancho for example.
@@mgrowy634 dude, sancho not even that good at EPL, penaldo arrive & he couldn't even shine himself, totally got bench just like VD Beek
@@stevenmah2070 I don’t particularly care about him now. I don’t watch that league
Ligue 1 are 6th un rankings
@Akhil Sadasivam psg are playing badly that's what makes it look like a good league
Haven't even watched the video, but let me guess, a lot of it is down to money?!🤯🤦
Yes, but much of it being money from sensible financial policies, not from sugar daddies.
@@freshmarex3538 owned him
one word: tapping up the best talents from your rivals using the national team.
You will find Borussia Dortmund do that far more over the past few years.
That is actually a dozen words
I like bundesliga, but the league has so many flaws
DFB needs to introduce certain rules that favours to other 17 teams and against Bayern alone.
No one likes bundesliga
How Bayern cannot be so dominant, Dortmund as the strongest rival is funding by Bayern. And now more clubs funds by Bundesliga big four. Can Bundesliga be competitive? No way!! Ha.ha.
Bundesliga belong to Bayern, they who decide who has to be Bundesliga winner. Fake league. Thats why they critisized RB Leipzig for asking sponsor and investment. Bayern is the only one oligharchy
LIES!
Bundesliga is farmers league..bayern made sure of that.
Bayern ability to easily buy the best players inside the league is ruining Bundesliga. Their basically using the other 17 teams in the league for scouting and youth development.
Of course big teams always buy from the smaller but unlike for example in the Premier League Bayern is alone at the top financially. They can buy all the players they want from their closest rivals. Even Manchester City cant do that. That not only strengths Bayern but weakens the rivals and that's why Bundesliga has become a foregone conclusion every year now.
50+1 rule is great but it's also preventing any from catching Bayern financial gap.
So, if the 50+1 rule was abolished, who do you think would get the most sponsorahip money? It wouldn't be Greuther Fürth
Bayern is so dominant because they are the the only good team in the german league .
Guy really says this and forget that dortmund have in the last decade: given heavy defeats to amsterdam, and real madrid in the same season to reach ucl final, and destroy atletico 4-0 under simeone before haaland arrived. And monchengladbach giving bayern a 5-0 loss with their A team. Yup. The ONLY good team in germany happen to be many of them.
Bayern are dominant because FFP & 50+1 prevents any team growing enough to challenge them. Any team that has good players cannot compete financially due to restrictions and all the best domestic players end up getting picked off by Bayern - Upemecano, Hummels, Lewandowski, Gotze etc - usually for under market value. This is not healthy and makes the German league dull.
More like good players leaving to clubs outside germany where there is no 50+1 rule because those clubs have more money thanks to their often questionable owners ...
Bayern just buy out even the slightest hint of any competition, leaves no chance for any other team to even have a slight shot at getting anywhere near the title, it’s not how football should be