Bundesliga news

After completing a club-record move to Newcastle, Nick Woltemade doesn't expect the Stuttgart fans to understand why he joined "world's best league".

Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund both turned down the chance to sign Cristiano Ronaldo before the Portuguese icon ended up at Al-Nassr.

The 2025 summer transfer window has only just slammed shut, but looking ahead, a host of big-name players are into the final year of their deals

Erik ten Hag’s spell at Bayer Leverkusen has cost the club almost €6 million in severance after he was sacked after just two Bundesliga games.

Bayern Munich chief Max Eberl added that Nicolas Jackson "will be an asset" for the club, after all signs pointed towards Chelsea blocking the deal.

Some players went to extreme measures to force through moves while others got no reward for behaving impeccably

Erik ten Hag has aired his “complete surprise” at being sacked by Bayer Leverkusen, with the ex-Manchester United boss lasting just two league games.

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Nicolas Jackson has completed his protracted loan move to Bayern Munich from Chelsea.

Arsenal have completed the signing of defender Piero Hincapie from Bayer Leverkusen.

The official period for doing business might be over, but there is still the opportunity to pull off a shrewd move in the free agent market

Manchester City are set to be without summer signing Rayan Cherki until November and Claudio Echeverri would offer ideal cover if he wasn't already on loan.

Bayern Munich have finally landed Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson after days of uncertainty, agreeing a new loan-to-buy deal worth a total of £70.5 million (€81.5m/$95.4m). The Bundesliga champions will pay an increased loan fee of £14.25m, while an obligation to buy for £56.2m has been inserted at the Blues’ insistence. Jackson had already agreed personal terms and will join on a five-year deal.

Harry Kane could be heading for a blockbuster switch to Barcelona in 2026, with reports in Spain claiming the Bayern Munich striker is seen as the ideal successor to Robert Lewandowski. The England captain has two years left on his deal in Germany but is thought to be considering a fresh challenge when his release clause drops, putting Barca in contention alongside Premier League suitors.

Borussia Dortmund director Hans-Joachim Watzke has urged European football to adopt salary caps, warning finances are spiraling out of control.

Fulham and PSV have shown interest in Bayern Munich's 18-year-old striker Jonah Kusi-Asare on deadline day.

West Ham have made a deadline day move for Bayer Leverkusen forward Victor Boniface with Werder Bremen vying for him too.