1. Bayern’s Woltemade Pursuit Hits a Line in the Sand
VfB Stuttgart CEO Alexander Wehrle has issued a clear ultimatum to Bayern — either finalize the Woltemade transfer before the Supercup, or forget it. The standoff comes with the trophy match looming.
🔗 Reported via Bundesligavibes
My Take: Stuttgart isn’t bluffing — they’re demanding urgency. Bayern now must accelerate this transfer or risk losing face and distraction ahead of the season.
2. Bremen Names Zetterer as First-Choice Keeper, Backhaus Drops Out of Starter Spot
Werder Bremen have confirmed Michael Zetterer as their No. 1 goalkeeper over Mio Backhaus, citing Zetterer’s preseason form and leadership.
🔗 Reported by Süddeutsche Zeitung
My Take: Experience beats youth for now. Backhaus must stay sharp — there’s still a path forward if he keeps developing.
3. Bundesliga Embraces Accessibility for Visually Impaired Fans
Clubs are rolling out new inclusion measures — from audio-supported navigation to sensory-friendly sections — to welcome visually impaired supporters into stadiums more fully.
🔗 Feature reported in taz
My Take: This isn’t just progressive — it’s essential. Football should be for everyone, and these advances showcase that inclusivity matters most.
4. Süle Sidelined Due to Muscle Injury
Borussia Dortmund defender Niklas Süle will miss the start of the season due to a calf muscle injury, ruled out for approximately two months.
🔗 Reported via Reuters Reuters
My Take: Dortmund’s defense is under immediate pressure. Süle’s absence adds tactical uncertainty and leadership questions at the back.
5. Bayern Close to Nkunku Move Following Coman’s Exit
With Kingsley Coman reportedly nearing a move to Al-Nassr, Bayern’s attention is turning back to Chelsea’s Christopher Nkunku — a transfer now actively under consideration.
🔗 Report via Bavarian Football Works
My Take: Smart pivot by Bayern — Nkunku embodies the creative dynamism they need. If he’s attainable, this could boost their attack instantly.
