As one of two newly promoted sides, Arminia Bielefeld will look back on their 2024-25 campaign with great fondness. Although ...

In the wake of HSC Montpellier's relegation, Joris Chotard is a candidate listed for a transfer away from the French club. As ...

Midfielder Wouter Burger leaves Stoke City to join German top-flight side TSG Hoffenheim for an undisclosed fee.

Chelsea are open to selling as they seek to make space for yet another attacking recruit. João Pedro, Liam Delap and Jamie ...

Simons open to Chelsea move as talks with club progressRB Leipzig eyeing Chukwuemeka in possible swap-dealBundesliga club ...

Sky Germany reports that Wolfsburg are on the verge of signing Jesper Lindstrøm on loan from Napoli, bringing him back to the ...

With McAtee's desire to remain in England now public, attention turns to which clubs will move decisively to secure the ...

On Friday, GiveMeSport reported that U.S. men’s national team striker Josh Sargent could be on his way to VfL Wolfsburg from ...

Legendary keeper Oliver Kahn provided his thoughts on why Bayern Munich failed to beat Liverpool to the signing of Florian ...

The German Bundesliga has just 18 teams in its top division while most other major leagues carry 20. Uli Hesse explains this organisational quirk. Skip to main content Skip to navigation ...

Bundesliga can follow EFL in ditching ESPN in next media rights The German Bundesliga may be going down a similar path as the EFL because of its partnership with American media agency Relevent.

On Monday, the football governing body of the DFL announced that the two top divisions will receive €4.4 billion ($4.95 billion) in national television money over the next four years.