Category: Germany
Jesse Marsch: Where Next For The American Coach Given Wings By Red Bull?
By Luke James.
It isn’t unusual for elite-level coaches to set their sights upon managing their national team, especially after leading a youthful [...]
Why The Dislike For RB Leipzig?
By James Nalton.
RB Leipzig are far from The Baddest Football Club in the World, but that means little given the competition for this particular ti [...]
The Sky Is The Limit For Serge Gnabry At Bayern
By Andy Wales.
Many highly-rated teenage footballers will fail to fulfil what is seen to be their potential. For a time, it appeared Serge Gnabry w [...]
Lacklustre Barcelona Face An Uphill Task Against Bayern Munich
By Raj Das.
Barcelona and Lionel Messi may have breezed past Napoli in the last 16 of the Champions League, but progress beyond the quarter-finals [...]
Thiago To Liverpool: Should He Stay Or Should He Go?
The future of FC Bayern’s Spain international midfielder Thiago Alcantara is set to be one of the highest-profile transfer sagas of the summer, whethe [...]
Borussia Dortmund Is Not Always A Bed Of Roses For Young Talent
By Matthew Wilson.
17-year-old Jude Bellingham finally put months of speculation to rest when he announced that he signed for frequent German Bunde [...]
SnapMaps And Beatles Renditions – Football’s Most Memorable Player Unveilings
By George Nash.
The step over. The Cruyff turn. The flip-flap. Every so often, a single piece of ingenious, seemingly instinctive improvisation sen [...]
Chelsea Jumped At The Chance To Sign Timo Werner To Add Yet More Firepower
By Jerry Mancini.
When a club has the opportunity to sign one of the best players in world football, they must take full advantage, as such opportu [...]
André Schürrle Retirement At 29 Is Further Evidence Of An Emerging, Progressive Honesty In Football
By George Nash.
On the surface, there might not seem to be a great deal of common ground between André Schürrle and the majority of people approach [...]
Robin Gosens: The Atalanta Left-Back Set To Make His Mark For Germany
By Andy Wales.
There’s a long history of German footballers plying their trade in Italy. Once upon a time, when Italy’s Serie A was Europe’s prime [...]