Paderborn defender Luis Engelns switch to Hoffenheim has been made official.
2. Bundesliga
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Bayern Munich Transfer Updates | Two Bayern prospects receive 2. Bundesliga loans, FCB work on three Serie A deals
by Peter WeisOn the day that Bayern Munich announced a major shake up on their developmental Campus, two 2. Bundesliga loan outs for FCB prospects were confirmed. Three more deals involving Bayern and Serie A clubs could be confirmed before the transfer deadline hits.
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Sky Germany reports that Bundesliga veteran Felix Passlack’s transfer to Hibernian has been finalized.
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Official | Borussia Mönchengladbach recall Jan Olschowsky (24) from Aachen loan early, Aachen sign Manuel Riemann (37) as replacement
by Peter WeisBorussia Mönchengladbach have officially recalled goalkeeper Jan Olschowsky back from Alemannia Aachen to replace the departed Jonas Omlin.
Aachen, meanwhile have brought in former VfL Bochum mainstay Manuel Riemann to replace Olschowsky.
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FEATURE | Schalke 04’s 40-year-old gamble: Amidst financial difficulties, Schalke are wagering on promotion
by Jamie AllenSchalke’s 40-year-old gamble: Edin Dzeko
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Schalke updates | Moussa Sylla and Dejan Ljubicic deals near completion, Edin Dzeko smashes 47-year-old 2. Bundesliga record
by Peter WeisTwo transfers involving 2. Bundesliga leaders FC Schalke 04 – Moussa Sylla and Dejan Ljubicic – appear set to be confirmed today.
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FSV Mainz 05 have loaned out attacking prospect Ben Bobzien to Dynamo Dresden.
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Is VAR coming to the 3. Liga?
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Hamburg professionals Robert Glatzel and Guilherme Ramos appear set to transfer out at their current Bundesliga club.
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Germany’s preeminent footballing publication is currently reporting that FC Schalke 04 are interested in taking resurgent Union Berlin striker Marin Ljubicic on loan.
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Freiburg conflicted on sending rising Swiss prospect Bruno Ogbus to the 2. Bundesliga on loan
by Peter WeisAn injury to SC Freiburg centre-back Philipp Lienhart may translate to an exciting chance for young Swiss defensive prospect Bruno Ogbus.
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Sky Germany reports that 1. FC Heidenheim are on the verge of singing “Speed Demon” Sirlord Conteh’s younger brother Christian Conteh away from Eintracht Braunschweig.
