Germany news

Julian Nagelsmann has revealed what he told Nick Woltemade regarding a possible move to Bayern Munich before the striker's shock Newcastle transfer.

Germany were stunned by an incisive Slovakia as their World Cup qualification campaign got off to the worst possible start in Bratislava. David Strelec stole the show with a superb goal as he put a sluggish Antonio Rudiger to shame.

Julian Nagelsmann told Bayern Munich and Bundesliga clubs to stop moaning about Premier League riches and embrace the underdog fight in transfers.

Leroy Sane vowed to prove himself after Julian Nagelsmann left him out of Germany’s squad, insisting he knows exactly what the coach demands.

Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann says he has his plans "well in mind" and is keeping his fingers crossed for Marc-Andre ter Stegen to return soon.

Leroy Sane has responded after Julian Nagelsmann left him out of Germany’s squad, insisting he must “find rhythm” to revive his World Cup hopes.

Antonio Rudiger has opened up on his Copa del Rey outburst, admitting he crossed the line but insisting his passion defines him as a defender.

Arsenal star Kai Havertz has been ruled out of the latest Germany squad due to a knee injury. The 26-year-old will not feature in September’s World Cup qualifiers against Slovakia and Northern Ireland, with fears raised that he could face surgery.

Following Manuel Neuer's retirement, Marc-Andre ter Stegen seemed set to be Germany's goalkeeper at the 2026 World Cup, but there is a major twist.

Julian Nagelsmann has weighed in on the Nick Woltemade transfer saga, telling the striker to pick the club that will offer the most playing time.

Ex-Germany boss Joachim Low has rejected an offer to coach Uzbekistan, turning down the chance to lead them after their first World Cup qualification.

Liverpool star Florian Wirtz has been named Germany’s Footballer of the Year, finishing well clear of Michael Olise in the vote by sports journalists. The German midfielder’s triumph means Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane, despite scoring 41 goals last season, missed out on a place in the top three entirely in a surprising snub for the England captain.

Former Manchester City and Germany goalkeeper Eike Immel has been sentenced to two years and two months in prison over fraud offences. The former footballer is said to have sold a European Championship ticket that he failed to deliver, in addition to 107 other cases registered against him for not repaying money he borrowed. Immel represented City between 1995 and 1997.