Tag: Bundesliga
Sandro Wagner – Does a Bayern Move Make Sense?
Manuel Veth -
Bayern München want Sandro Wagner, and Wagner wants Bayern. This much seems to be confirmed after today’s press conference by Julian Na [...]
Bayern München vs Augsburg – Bundesliga Preview
Bayern München vs Augsburg – Saturday, November 18, 14:30GMT/15:30CET – Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany.
Jupp Heynckes has done a remarkable j [...]
Stuttgart vs Borussia Dortmund – Bundesliga Preview
Stuttgart vs Borussia Dortmund – Friday, November 17, 19:30GMT/20:30CET – Mercedes-Benz Arena, Stuttgart.
With the end of the international b [...]
Umaro Embalo – Could Leipzig Outbid the Big Boys to Land the Wunderkind?
Manuel Veth -
RB Leipzig continue their policy of targeting young players all over Europe. The big story on Monday was that die Roten Bullen are amon [...]
Gegenpressing – Bundesliga Podcast – Emre Can to Bayern and Other Possibilities
Gegenpressing – Bundesliga Podcast – Emre Can to Bayern and Other Possibilities
In Episode 60 Bryce Dunn, Manuel Veth and Chris Williams chat about t [...]
VAR Debacle Highlights Germany’s Refereeing Problems
Manuel Veth -
The VAR debate continues in German football after it emerged last weekend that VAR project manager Hellmut Krug had potentially interve [...]
Werder – A Family Crisis Shows the Need of Reform
Manuel Veth -
Alongside 1.FC Köln Werder Bremen is perhaps the most disappointing story of the current Bundesliga season. But whereas the downfall of [...]
Gegenpressing – Bundesliga Podcast – Super Saturday Recapped
Gegenpressing - Bundesliga Podcast - Super Saturday Recapped
In Episode 59 Bryce Dunn, Manuel Veth and Chris Williams discuss der Klassiker between B [...]
Japanese Players in the Bundesliga – Examining the Success of Kagawa & Co.
Alex Norwood -
Have you ever thought about the fact that German football clubs have the most Japanese players? Currently, there are more than 23 offi [...]
Jann-Fiete Arp – Hamburg’s Talent is not yet a Saviour
Manuel Veth -
Jann-Fiete Arp and Tatsuaya Ito have quickly become Hamburger SV’s biggest hope. The 17-year-old Arp and the 20-year-old Ito led the wa [...]