As reported by Kicker, the transfer of Augsburg left-back Philipp Max to PSV Eindhoven is expected to take place imminently. The Bundesliga club have already rejected an offer of €7.5 …
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Augsburg club boss Stefan Reuter has confirmed the Bundesliga club have rejected an offer for 26-year-old left-back Philipp Max. “It’s correct that we have received an offer to buy Philipp …
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Fortuna Düsseldorf have identified Augsburg central defender Kevin Danso as a replacement for the outbound Kaan Ayhan, according to Kicker. Ayhan has already confirmed he’s at his new club, which …
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Speaking in an interview with Kicker, RB Leipzig sporting director Markus Krösche has stated that Leeds United must exercise their purchase option on Jean-Kévin Augustin following their promotion. “Leeds have …
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Bayern Munich recorded their eighth consecutive Bundesliga title but there was still plenty to play for this season. Managerial changes aplenty, teams battling for European places up until the final …
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Bild report that Augsburg have reached a contract agreement with Union Berlin goalkeeper Rafal Gikiewicz. The 32-year-old will join Augsburg on a free contract when his contract with Union expires …
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Augsburg are in advanced negotiations to sign Borussia Mönchengladbach midfielder Tobias Strobl on a free contract, according to Kicker. The 30-year-old will join Augsburg when his contract expires at the …
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According to Sky Germany, Southampton will not exercise their option to sign Augsburg defender Kevin Danso on a permanent contract. The 21-year-old has failed to impress during his loan spell …
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Augsburg have exercised their €9 million purchase option to sign 22-year-old Felix Uduokhai from Wolfsburg. The Germany youth international has spent the season on loan at the Bavarian club, playing …
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Augsburg head coach Heiko Herrlich has broken strict quarantine rules and will not be on the bench against Wolfsburg on Saturday. “I made a mistake by leaving the hotel,” said …
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The Bundesliga is set to return on Saturday 16 May after more than two months without a fixture played. It is the first of the ‘Big 5’ European leagues to …
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The inevitable has happened, sometime in late May the Bundesliga will resume and the first modicum of normal life will return. Over two months will have passed since the last …
