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FC Dordrecht names former Fortuna Sittard technical director Sjoerd Ars as their new technical manager, signing him to a contract through 2027 in a move to bolster their sporting structure.
1. FC Heidenheim could be mathematically relegated before their Sunday match in Cologne even begins, depending on Saturday results from Wolfsburg and St. Pauli.
Holstein Kiel has completed the signing of 19-year-old Moritz Reimers from Hamburg SV. The young talent has agreed to a contract running until 2030, with the club highlighting his significant potential for growth.
Hannover 96 coach Titz addresses the team's mindset after a frustrating draw against Münster, focusing on the crucial upcoming match in Bochum and the tight 2. Bundesliga promotion race.
The Russian Football Union has scheduled the draw for the promotion/relegation playoffs between the Russian Premier League and the First League. The draw will take place on May 8, with matches set for May 20 and 23.
Swedish forward Branimir Hrgota is reportedly considering a transfer to Hertha BSC. The potential deal raises questions about whether FC Augsburg will block a move for midfielder Niklas Dorsch Keitel.
Former Barcelona star Gerard Pique receives a two-month suspension from Spanish football authorities after a heated post-match argument with a referee during FC Andorra's defeat to Albacete.
Former Barcelona defender and Andorra owner Gerard Pique receives a six-match suspension and two-month stadium ban following a confrontation with referees after his club's 0-1 loss to Albacete in Segunda Division.
Swiss second-tier leaders FC Vaduz have qualified for European competition for the 26th time in the 21st century, a remarkable feat for the Liechtenstein-based
Following their promotion-clinching victory over Düsseldorf and the early securing of the 2025/26 second division championship, the Schalke squad spontaneously flew to Ibiza for a three-day celebration trip. The team is now back and refocusing for their final away match on Saturday.
Schalke 04 players and coaching staff have returned from a three-day trip to Ibiza, where they celebrated their promotion-clinching victory over Fortuna Düsseldorf and the 2025/26 2. Bundesliga championship. The team is now back in training and focused on their final away match of the season this Saturday.
Greuther Fürth captain Branimir Hrgota has rejected a contract extension and will depart the 2. Bundesliga club this summer. The 33-year-old forward seeks a new challenge, ending his stint with the team.
FC Twente announces that 99% of season ticket holders have renewed for the next season, demonstrating unwavering fan support and financial stability. The club's impressive retention rate highlights deep community bonds and sets a benchmark in Dutch football.
As the 2026/27 2. Bundesliga season approaches, clubs have begun securing their first summer signings. Here's an overview of the confirmed arrivals so far.