Sky Germany reports that former Kaiserslautern standout Daisuke Yokota will be returning to German football after all.
A deal to send the Japanese midfielder to St. Pauli collapsed, but Hannover 96 are working on another 2. Bundesliga loan out.
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In a recent club media round table, new 1. FC Union Berlin keeper Matheo Raab made clear he hopes to claim the club’s number one slot.
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FC Kaiserslautern have confirmed the capture of Brentford centre-back Kim Ji-soo on loan.
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Germany’s main sporting tabloid reports that 1. FC Kaiserslautern are close to signing Brentford centre-back Kim Ji-soo on loan.
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The local Hamburger Abendblatt newspaper reports that FC St. Pauli’s attempts to acquire recent Kaiserslautern standout Daisuke Yokota have stalled.
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Belgium’s Het Laatste Nieuws reports that FC St. Pauli are actively pursuing 1. FC Kaiserslautern standout Daisuke Yokota.
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1. FC Köln have announced the signing of Ragnar Ache (26) from Kaiserslautern for a reported €4.5m. The former Germany youth international has signed a four-year deal with the newly-promoted …
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After securing an exclusive interview with former FC Bayern Munich star Markus Babbel, Get German Football news has also had a chance to sit down with Babbel’s former Bayern teammate Mario Basler from the “FC Hollywood” days.
Basler’s trademark “Pfälzer Candor” was on display in what was a fun and informative exchange. True to form, the Neustadt-native did not back down when it came to controversial statements about departing Bayern star Thomas Müller.
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As the 2024/25 2. Bundesliga heads to an epic conclusion, newly appointed 1. FC Kaiserslautern trainer Torsten Lieberknecht reiterated the importance of the final game of the season away at Köln.
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The current 1. FC Kaiserslautern promotion push continues to produce interesting stories.
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Sky Germany reports that 1. FC Kaiserslautern defender Luca Sirch is on the radar of 1. FC Union Berlin, FC Augsburg, and TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
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In a special piece prepared for Get German Football news, Bundesliga beat reporter (and 1. FC Kaiserslautern supporter) Peter Weis takes a look at the most recent coaching change from FCK Managing Director Thomas Hengen. Four sections below cover background of the move itself, Markus Anfang’s termination, Torsten Lieberknecht’s appointment, and the general opinion of a long-suffering FCK fan.
