On the day after Jürgen Klopp’s first win as Germany head coach, Get German football news has compiled a list of five German footballers who didn’t get quite the attention they deserved in the German press.
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Germany national team head coach Jürgen Klopp has done his best to insist that there is no debate over the future of squad captain Joshua Kimmich’s place in his midfield.
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Germany’s main sporting tabloid reports that Christopher Nkunku is undergoing special training during the international break in order to elevate his form for his Bundesliga club.
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Julian Ryerson has started every game for Borussia Dortmund in 2026/27, but was replaced in the 66th minute of Norway’s UEFA Nations League defeat against Portugal after going down unchallenged. …
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Finn Jeltsch has been ever-present for VfB Stuttgart in 2026/27, after establishing himself in Sebastian Hoeneß’s squad last season. As such, the German youth international has naturally attracted attention from …
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Jürgen Klopp’s first two matches in charge of Germany yielded just one point, two very different performances, and plenty of questions. Get German Football News assesses the winners, losers, and in-betweeners from the new Bundestrainer’s first squad.
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Germany’s main sporting tabloid reports that Borussia Dortmund Niko Kovac is set to receive a contract extension.
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As stadium vlogging becomes an increasingly contentious issue in German football, the debate is moving beyond simple questions of filming in the stands. Supporter culture, commercial content, journalism and influencer media are beginning to overlap in ways that demand clearer distinctions — and a more proportional approach than blanket bans.
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Germany’s main sporting tabloid reports that Bundesliga record champions Bayern Munich are interested in making a move for former Germany keeper Bernd Leno.
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Borussia Dortmund have confirmed contract extensions for the administrative trio of Carsten Cramer, Lars Ricken, and Thomas Treß.
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Borussia Dortmund are sweating over the fitness of Norwegian wide man Julian Ryerson after the 28-year-old sustained an injury on international duty.
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Following Sunday night’s loss to Greece at Augsburg’s WWK Arena, Germany national team head coach Jürgen Klopp has conceded that his plan to rebuild the team will take time.
