PUMA unveils Dortmund home kit for the 2020-21 season
Sports company PUMA has released the new Borussia Dortmund home kit for the 2020-21 season, inspired by the legendary Westfalenhallen station.
Sane to complete Bayern Munich move in deal worth up to €60m
Manchester City winger Leroy Sane is set to complete a move to Bayern Munich after the two clubs agreed to a deal worth up to €60 million (£54.8m/$67m).
Lewandowski hits record numbers as Bayern Munich seal record-breaking championship
Bayern Munich set record after record as they sealed another Bundesliga title.
Sane has been a big miss – Brown
Bayern Munich target Leroy Sane will have a key role to play in Manchester City finishing the season strongly, according to Michael Brown, who says the winger has been a ‘big miss’ for the club.
Sancho moving to the EPL would bring different opportunities – Southgate
England manager Gareth Southgate concedes Jadon Sancho returning to the Premier League would present ‘different opportunities’ for the attacker.
Bayern Munich keeping a close eye on ‘curious’ transfer market
Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said the Bundesliga champions are adopting a careful approach in the transfer market following the coronavirus pandemic.
I think we’ll see the old Gotze again – Klopp
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes Mario Gotze is still ‘an exceptional player’ while wishing the exit-bound Borussia Dortmund star luck at his next club.
Werner isn’t Messi, would’ve flopped at Liverpool – Collymore
Timo Werner’s proposed transfer to Chelsea is ‘perfect for all concerned’, says Stan Collymore, with the former Liverpool striker eager to point out that the Germany international is ‘not Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo’ and would likely have flopped at Anfield.
Chelsea ready to pay Werner’s £54m release clause
Chelsea are ready to pay Timo Werner’s £54 million (€60m/ $68m) release clause after tabling a contract offer for the RB Leipzig striker, according to Goal.com.
Bundesliga protesters ‘deserve applause, not punishment’ – FIFA president Infantino
FIFA president Gianni Infantino says Bundesliga players who showed solidarity with George Floyd over the weekend would deserve “applause, not punishment” in an international tournament.