Bundesliga news

Frankfurt manager Albert Riera is already causing a stir early in his tenure. It seems that only victories will help him restore calm.

With Vincent Kompany set to celebrate his 40th birthday on Friday, Max Eberl used FC Bayern Munich’s press conference to lavish praise on the club’s head coach.

Dietmar Hamann believes BVB should finally take decisive action regarding Nico Schlotterbeck and step up the pressure on the international.

Oliver Kahn has advised Bayern Munich’s Jamal Musiala not to participate in the upcoming World Cup.

The Roosters’ stand lit up the Santiago Bernabéu.

Real Madrid are reportedly ready to test Bayern Munich's resolve with a staggering €160 million swoop for Michael Olise. The Spanish giants have been moved to action after witnessing the Frenchman's brilliance up close at the Bernabeu during a 2-1 defeat to Bayern in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie.

Alphonso Davies of FC Bayern Munich has taken a bold step by becoming the new face of energy drink manufacturer Red Bull.

For months, reports have suggested that Said El Mala could be set to leave 1. FC Köln for Brighton & Hove Albion. However, the latest indications now suggest that these rumours are unfounded. There is also talk that the player has changed agents once again.

Former Liverpool midfielder Vladimir Smicer believes Mikel Arteta missed a trick by signing Viktor Gyokeres over Patrik Schick. The Czech legend claims the Bayer Leverkusen star's superior finishing would have already secured the Premier League trophy for the Gunners.

A leading club is reportedly stepping up its pursuit of Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka in a bid to secure his signature.

BVB are reportedly intensifying their search for a new centre-back.

Chelsea have reiterated that Josh Acheampong is not for sale despite his limited playing time this season. The versatile defender remains a key part of the club’s long-term vision despite alleged interest from European giants Bayern Munich.

Niclas Füllkrug has yet to hit his stride at AC Milan. The Rossoneri are already said to have decided on their next steps regarding the German striker.

Borussia Dortmund may once again approach SV Elversberg in a bid to recruit another official following the departure of sporting director Ole Book. The Bundesliga club’s interest underlines the growing reputation of Elversberg’s back-room staff, and sources close to the situation suggest that talks could begin as early as next week. Dortmund’s scouts have been impressed by the 34-year-old’s analytical approach to talent identification and his ability to nurture young players, qualities that align closely with the Yellow-Blacks’ long-term strategy. For Elversberg, the potential loss would be significant, as the official in question has played a key role in helping the club secure promotion to the third tier and establish a sustainable structure off the pitch. However, the opportunity to join a Champions League outfit is expected to be difficult to resist, and club officials are already preparing contingency plans should the approach prove successful. Dortmund, meanwhile, is eager to mov

Manchester City has entered the race for Hertha BSC’s highly rated youngster Kennet Eichhorn, according to reports. The Premier League champions are the latest suitor to express interest in the talented teenager, whose performances in the German capital have attracted attention from across Europe. City’s scouting network, renowned for identifying and developing young stars, has reportedly been monitoring Eichhorn for several months, impressed by his technical ability, physical maturity and versatility across multiple positions in the attacking third. For Hertha BSC, the interest in Eichhorn underscores the club’s ongoing role as a nurturing ground for elite talent, even as it navigates its own competitive challenges in the Bundesliga. The potential transfer could provide valuable financial resources to reinvest in the squad, while also presenting Eichhorn with an opportunity to accelerate his development under the guidance of world-class coaches at the Etihad Stadium. As the transfer w

Daniel Svensson has established himself as an absolute mainstay at Borussia Dortmund, and the club is preparing to reward his consistency with a contract that reflects his value. Sources close to the negotiations suggest that both parties are confident of reaching an agreement that will keep the defender at Signal Iduna Park for the foreseeable future. In the Bundesliga, continuity at the back is crucial, and Svensson’s form has made him a key figure in Lucien Favre’s plans. Fans have taken note of his calm distribution, his ability to read danger before it materialises, and his leadership on and off the ball. With the club chasing silverware on multiple fronts, the decision to secure his long-term future is seen as a shrewd move. While the exact terms of the proposed deal remain under wraps, insiders indicate that it will place Svensson among the club’s highest-paid defenders—a fitting recognition of his importance to the side’s ambitions. Supporters will be watching closely as the st

Serge Gnabry’s latest display against Real Madrid has underlined his value to both Bayern Munich and Germany, but the performance also presents a fresh selection headache for coach Hansi Flick. The winger, operating in a slightly reimagined position that allows him to drift inside and combine with the central playmakers, caused the Merengues constant trouble, delivering a goal and two assists. His ability to punish defenders with pace and intelligence has rarely been more evident, and the timing could not be better for a Bayern side looking to peak heading into the World Cup break. For Flick, the challenge is twofold: first, to maintain the momentum built by Gnabry without overloading the player; and second, to manage the expectations surrounding Jamal Musiala, the youngster whose own form has been impressive yet inevitably overshadowed by his senior teammate’s recent exploits. Musiala, known for his versatility and maturity beyond his years, remains a vital part of Bayern’s long-term