The Athletic reports that Aston Villa have rejected an offer from VfB Stuttgart for attacking midfielder Emiliano Buendia. The offer was a loan with an option to buy. Buendia is said …
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In a match that was an absolute gift to football fans everywhere, defending DFB Pokal Champions VfB Stuttgart narrowly avoided being dumped out in the opening round of the 2025/26 …
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According to a report from L’Equipe, Bundesliga duo Augsburg and Hamburg have submitted offers to Stade Rennais for midfielder Fabian Rieder, though the amounts are yet unknown. It remains to …
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Now that all the action from the opening weekend of the 2025/26 Bundesliga season has been wrapped up and the dust allowed to settle, Get German Football News takes a …
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The Bundesliga is back with a bang! If matchday 1 is anything to go by, we’re in for plenty of goals and drama throughout the course of the season. In …
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VfB Stuttgart find themselves – in addition to lamenting a loss in their Bundesliga opener – find themselves facing the long-term loss of breakout defender Luca Jaquez.
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Bayern Munich’s thrashing of RB Leipzig kicked off the new Bundesliga season, and now it was time for 10 more teams to kick off their seasons, several with interesting stories …
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It’s here. The 2025/26 Bundesliga season is upon us. With an exciting season ahead of us, Get German Football News’ journalists make their predictions ahead of the season, picking the …
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As the 2025/26 Bundesliga campaign prepares to kick off, we’re pleased to supply an index of all 18 tactical preview sections published here on Get German football news.
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VfB Stuttgart trainer Sebastian Hoeneß has confirmed that one of his surprise winners from training camp will also start in Stuttgart’s Bundesliga opener.
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Sky Germany reports that Premier League sides Leeds United and Nottingham Forest remain interested in Ermedin Demirovic. VfB Stuttgart’s asking price for Demirovic is said to be around €40m, and last …
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Germany’s preeminent footballing publication reports that Stuttgart are interested in taking Nelson Weiper off Mainz’s hands.
