Bundesliga news

Bayern Munich reportedly made an enquiry to sign Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli in the summer before landing Luis Diaz from Liverpool. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Bundesliga giants took a serious look at the 24-year-old before eventually moving for the Colombian.

Liverpool made an audacious offer to swap Luis Diaz for Julian Alvarez last summer, only for the idea to be quickly rejected by Manchester City.

Christian Eriksen has revealed why he joined Wolfsburg after leaving Manchester United, calling the Bundesliga move an "attractive" adventure.

Harry Kane is being tipped for “one or two more” seasons in the Premier League, with a post-World Cup transfer plan speculated on at Bayern Munich.

Gio Reyna is confident he will be at the 2026 World Cup after joining Borussia Monchengladbach, insisting he’s ready to reach a higher level.

Dietmar Hamann says Chelsea “exploited” Bayern Munich’s desperation with a €16m Nicolas Jackson loan fee as the club “weren’t keen to buy him”.

Michael Ballack says Florian Wirtz was right to join Liverpool over Bayern Munich, admitting the Bundesliga is 'not a challenge' for him anymore.

Michael Owen has doubled down on his Harry Kane transfer claim, saying the England captain will “regret” his move to Bayern Munich.

Christian Eriksen has headed to the Bundesliga, signing with Wolfsburg on a free transfer after leaving Manchester United at the end of his contract.

Arsenal legend Jens Lehmann is in talks to take over third-division side 1860 Munich, with the goalkeeper aiming to bring glory back at the club.

Manuel Neuer has ruled out an immediate return to Germany national team despite growing calls for him to end his retirement ahead of the World Cup.

Mario Gotze admitted he wants to stay at Eintracht Frankfurt beyond 2026, but the club will only revisit his future in the winter.

Kasper Hjulmand vowed patience and hard work to rebuild Bayer Leverkusen after Erik ten Hag’s stint, insisting he won’t “destroy” his players.

USMNT star Gio Reyna has sent a “do great things together” message to the new fan base that he is hoping to impress at Borussia Monchengladbach.

Bayern Munich legends Didi Hamann and Lothaur Mathhaus have slammed supremo Uli Hoeness for his harsh criticism of sporting director Max Eberl.

In the latest from our series focusing on players who swam against the tide during their careers, we take a look at one of Germany's great sporting rebels

Harry Kane has responded to Michael Owen’s claim that he was “nuts” to pull his kids out of school and go trophy-chasing at Bayern Munich.