"We've got a strong lineup of segments and some awesome questions from some dedicated listeners. Catch up on it all right here! This is what we have on tap: PSG is showing that it is hard to repeat...and that is why Bayern Munich needs to strike this season. Champions League Power Rankings. A look at the German national team selections by Julian Nagelsmann. Is he going back into "Mad Scientist Mode?" Listener Q&A."
"Hainer is against playing Bundesliga games at neutral sites within other countries. "I think that the Bundesliga belongs in Germany. We have an incredibly big fan base here, an incredibly enthusiastic and knowledgeable football audience - and they naturally want to see Bundesliga teams playing at home," said Hainer (as captured by @iMiaSanMia). The debate will rage on, especially as the Bundesliga lags behind the Premier League in terms of revenue generation and revenue streams."
Herbert Hainer opposes playing Bundesliga games at neutral sites outside Germany, arguing the league belongs in Germany and domestic fans deserve home fixtures. The Bundesliga faces pressure to expand revenue and global presence as it trails the Premier League in commercial income. Tradition and fan atmosphere are cited as reasons to resist moving matches abroad, with concerns that foreign venues may not replicate authentic home support. Bayern Munich remains strong, while Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League struggles illustrate the difficulty of repeating continental success. A Bavarian Podcast Works episode covers these themes, Champions League rankings, national team selections, and listener questions.
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