Holstein Kiel have announced that they have parted ways with head coach Marcel Rapp, with the club currently 14th in the second division. Rapp took charge of Kiel in 2021, …
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Bild reports that Felix Magath could make a return to Wolfsburg, as he is a candidate to replace the under-fire head coach Daniel Bauer. At the weekend, Wolfsburg dropped down into …
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Another Bundesliga matchday, another goal fest! This time, 33 goals from nine games, including multiple 2-2 draws, 3-2 wins, and even a 3-3 draw with bottom of the league. Bayern …
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Following Thursday night’s comfortable 4-1 victory over Celtic in the Europa League, VfB Stuttgart’s attention turned back to the Bundesliga’s race for a Champions League spot. They travelled to the …
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Sunday afternoon pitted two of the league’s bottom three against each other, with 17th-placed St. Pauli hosting 16th-placed Werder Bremen. With the business end of the season fast approaching, the …
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Germany’s preeminent footballing publication reports that VfL Wolfsburg sporting director Pirmin Schwegler may come to his Bundesliga club’s aid as an assistant coach as the relegation fight heats up.
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The mood at VfL Wolfsburg is understandably quite somber following another Bundesliga defeat that doesn’t help the German Wolves’ prospects in the relegation race.
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Sport Bild reports that Hertha Berlin midfielder Kennet Eichhorn has decided he will leave the club in the summer. The 16-year-old’s name has consistently been linked with several Bundesliga clubs throughout …
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VfL Wolfsburg trainer Daniel Bauer has made the surprise choice to rely on disaffected German centre-back Moritz Jenz as his leading defensive pillar.
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In an interview with Germany’s Deutsche-Presse-Agentur, 1. FC Heidenheim CEO Holger Sanwald has guaranteed that Heidenheim trainer Frank Schmidt will keep his job even in the event of Bundesliga relegation.
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A Valentine’s matchday to remember in the Bundesliga! Despite only three games including goals from both sides, we still witnessed a total of 31 goals. There are plenty of talking …
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FC Heidenheim trainer Frank Schmidt was certainly in a better mood than last week after his team’s latest loss, but could only rue another loss incurred by his last-placed Bundesliga side.
