🤔 Which Bundesliga team should you support? 🇩🇪 | OneFootball

Thanks to the Bundesliga, we will soon be watching football again.

The Premier League, Serie A and LaLiga are still some way from returning so you’re going to have to adopt a German team for the coming weeks.

Who should you support, we hear you ask?

Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Welcome to your new obsession.

The glory-hunters

Bayern Munich are the easy pick if you’re looking for nine stress-free games to ease you back into football.

The likelihood is Hansi Flick’s side will probably win the majority of the rest of their games and they’re favourites to win their eight successive Bundesliga title.

Start referring to Gnabry as Serge. Laugh it off when other Bundesliga supporters call you the Hollywood club – what do they know? They weren’t there for the dark days of Bolton drawing 2-2 at the Allianz Arena.

Perfect for supporters of: Manchester United

The Yellow Wall

The Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund connection is undeniable. You’ll Never Walk Alone. Jürgen Klopp. Liverpool supporters could end up on the Yellow Wall and not feel out of place.

However, there could be something in this for Chelsea fans as well. A young side full of emerging talent that plays some lovely football on their day but is prone to a defensive lapse or two? We’ve just described this first season under Frank Lampard.

Perfect for supporters of: Liverpool, Chelsea

The rich-boys

Are you a fan of a club with an almost bottomless pit of money that is despised by every other supporter in the country?

Manchester City fans, meet RB Leipzig.

The Champions League chase

The battle for the top four will be one of the main storylines to unfold during the rest of the Bundesliga campaign, so it is worth nailing your colours to the mast on this one.

Bayer Leverkusen’s squad possesses some of the league’s brightest talent but they are vulnerable at the back. Arsenal fans will feel a sense of home in backing Peter Bosz’s side.

Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United fans will find some solace in following Borussia Mönchengladbach, considering the clubs’ better days came in the past.

Tired of your arch-rivals being overly romantic about football and their fanbase while they are constantly overshadowing you? Everton and Schalke, it’s time to get acquainted.

The leaders of the pack

Wolfsburg. Wolves. Packs.

We’ve not broken a sweat over this one. Both your teams are involved with wolves, in the Europa League and fighting for a European spot again this season.

It would almost be a waste of time NOT to take up Wolfsburg as your team, Wolves supporters.

The Olympians

A club that plays in a stadium that aesthetically looks beautiful but is perhaps not quite the right fit for a football stadium? Miles away from the pitch?

Has your team also spent a lot of money on big-name players with hopes of qualifying for Europe but find themselves languishing near the bottom of the table?

West Ham United fans, welcome to Hertha BSC.

The hipster choice

Not ready to emotionally invest into a team just yet but want to look cool in discussions over House Party?

Eintracht Frankfurt, Köln and Mainz all have passionate fanbases and are capable of producing good football so can fill this hole.

Köln’s mascot is a male goat who stands pitchside during home games. That’s reason enough to up sticks and buy a season ticket.

The romantic choice

This is Union Berlin‘s first ever season in the top flight and they have adjusted to life in the Bundesliga perfectly.

Always viewed as the second club in the capital, their achievements this campaign could go some way to starting to change that picture.

A tight and compact stadium that makes for a rowdy and hostile atmosphere, there is something very English about Union.

The basement boys

A knack for playing really good football in the smallest stadium in the league. Probably going to get relegated but will be remembered with admiration for their time in the top-flight, you’ve got SC Paderborn written all over you.

Perfect for supporters of: AFC Bournemouth, Norwich City