Analyzing dominance in soccer

I'm looking at the unhealthy aspects of dominance in soccer, like competitive balance and youth development. With the recent context up to October 2024, Leverkusen breaking Bayern's monopoly hints at returning parity in the Bundesliga. While the ‘50+1’ rule protects community ownership, it might restrict investment opportunities. I wonder if centralizing media revenue could help level the playing field, similar to examples from other leagues with dominant dynasties. Still, it's tough to see a salary cap or luxury tax working in European soccer.Clarifying Bayern's titles

I should inquire if the user wants deeper data, a timeline of champions, or analysis on solutions. There’s something to check regarding Bayern's titles over the last 13 seasons; they won 11, not 12. If starting from the 2010-11 season, it remains 11. I considered including the 2009-10 season but that still keeps it at 11 titles up to 2021-22. So, the claim of “12 of 13” doesn’t seem accurate at all.Addressing Bayern's title count

To accurately claim “12 titles in the last 13 seasons,” there would need to be only one non-Bayern champion, which isn’t the case since Dortmund won twice and Leverkusen is another non-Bayern winner. So, it seems the count is off. I should politely clarify that Bayern won 11 straight titles before Leverkusen, and in the last 13 seasons, they only won 11 titles, not 12. I’ll provide a concise champions list, including Dortmund's and Bayern's victories, plus ask what the user would like next.