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Brentford are reportedly weighing a €20 million bid for a 19-year-old prospect from Red Bull Salzburg, while defender Kevin Skarke is said to be considering a return to his former club Heidenheim. Both potential moves remain unverified at this stage.
Brentford is reportedly considering a €20 million move for a 19-year-old player from Salzburg, while Skarke is said to be close to returning to Heidenheim. Both deals remain unverified at this stage.
Karlsruher SC's coaching search is reportedly nearing a conclusion, with former player Michael Rapp as the top candidate to replace Christian Eichner, according to kicker.
Following their Bundesliga survival, Mainz 05 have confirmed automatic contract extensions for Danny da Costa, Sheraldo Becker, and Silas, keeping them at the club until the 2026/27 season.
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.
Catch up on the latest transfer rumors: Leeds United might provide a financial boost for Dynamo, Union Berlin is searching for a central defender, and Neymar is reportedly considering a move to Boca Juniors.
SV Werder Bremen are reportedly closing in on a deal for Kenny Quetant, with talks advancing positively. The transfer is said to be league-independent, meaning it will happen regardless of Bremen's division status.
Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß has made a pointed remark about Konrad Laimer's contract standoff, comparing the midfielder unfavorably to Diego Maradona. Talks remain at an impasse.
Fabian Reese's early substitution in Hertha's draw with Magdeburg has sparked debate: was it a tactical decision or a sign of a growing rift between the captain and manager Stefan Leitl?
Karlsruher SC's sporting director Mario Eggimann provides an update on the club's search for a new head coach, stating the process has been intensified and outlining when Christian Eichner's replacement will be announced.
VfL Wolfsburg part ways with managing director Peter Christiansen by mutual agreement, ending a contentious chapter. Attention turns to Sebastian Schindzielorz.
Schalke celebrated their return to the Bundesliga with three players in kicker's Team of the Week for Matchday 32, a feat matched only by Elversberg, as both clubs left their mark on a decisive weekend in the 2. Bundesliga.
With the DFB-Pokal final between FC Bayern and VfB Stuttgart set, fans face a scramble for tickets after the DFB and Bayern closed their application windows. VfB fans must act quickly due to stadium relocation requirements.
SC Freiburg defender Christian Günter strongly criticized the referee's decision to disallow a goal against his team, calling the call incomprehensible and threatening to end his career if such actions are deemed fouls.