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Bundesliga transfer window 2022 - updates

Reports in both Germany and England suggest that Sadio Mané's move from Liverpool to Bayern Munich is all but done. It's been a busy window for Bayern so far, but other Bundesliga clubs have also been in the market.

  • Taiwo Awoniyi at his Nottingham Forest unveiling in June 2022

    Taiwo Awoniyi (Union Berlin → Nottingham Forest)

    "The Premier League is my dream," said Taiwo Awoniyi back in February, and now that dream has come true. After 25 goals in 65 games over the last two seasons for Union Berlin, the Nigerian striker has completed a €20.5m move to newly promoted Premier League side Nottingham Forest, signing a five-year contract at The City Ground.

  • Fussball I Mario Goetze I PSV Eindhoven

    Mario Götze (PSV Eindhoven → Frankfurt)

    Two years after leaving Borussia Dortmund to join PSV Eindhoven, Germany's 2014 World Cup winning goalscorer is back in the Bundesliga with Eintracht Frankfurt. Mario Götze struggled to replicate his Maracana heroics in club football, failing to make an impact at either BVB or Bayern Munich. But after two years in the Netherlands (18 goals in 77 games for PSV), he's looking to answer his critics.

  • Sadio Mané applauds fans while in action for Senegal

    Sadio Mané (Liverpool → Bayern Munich)

    The imminent signing of Liverpool's Senegalese star striker is a genuine coup for Bayern Munich – and also for the Bundesliga, a league so used to seeing top players head in the opposition direction to Premier League clubs. For €32m, potentially rising to €41m, the German champions have a player whose goals (120 in 269 appearances for Liverpool) could help replace the want-away Robert Lewandowski.

  • Erling Haaland waves to the fans as his Borussia Dortmund teammates applaud him

    Erling Haaland (BVB → Manchester city)

    After two-and-a-half years in Dortmund, the Norwegian goal machine is taking the inevitable step to the Premier League – to reigning champions Manchester city, where his father Alf Inge once played, for €75m. Having netted an scarcely believable 85 goals in 88 games for BVB, contributing substantially to the German Cup win in 2021, the Black & Yellows will have a job on their hands to replace him.

  • Noussair Mazraoui applauds Ajax fans during a Dutch league game

    Noussair Mazraoui (Ajax → Bayern Munich)

    In 24-year-old Ajax rightback Mazraoui, Bayern head coach Julian Nagelsmann has ticked a key name off his summer shopping list. The Dutch-born Moroccan international was part of the Ajax team which won Eredivisie titles in 2019, 2021 and 2022, and is expected to replace Benjamin Pavard, who is likely to move inside from righback to central defense.

  • Ryan Gravenberch in action for Ajax

    Ryan Gravenberch (Ajax → Bayern Munich)

    Mazraoui's Ajax teammate Ryan Gravenberch is also on the way to Munich, with the 20-year-old expected to strengthen Bayern's midfield after signing a five-year deal. "Ryan is a highly interesting, young player who many top European clubs would liked to have signed," commented Bayern CEO Oliver Kahn – but Gravenberch will have some serious competition for a place in the starting line-up.

  • Adam Hlozek in action for Sparta Prague against Olympique Lyon

    Adam Hlozek (Sparta Prague → Leverkusen)

    Still only 19, Adam Hlozek already has four seasons with Sparta Prague under his belt, having become the club's youngest ever player when he made his debut on 10 November 2018, aged just 16 years, three months and 16 days. Since then, he's scored 40 goals in 105 games, plus 15 appearances for the Czech national team. Now he's set to link up with compatriot Patrik Schick at Bayer Leverkusen.

  • Xaver Schlager dribbling past Stuttgart's Sasa Kalajdzic in a Bundesliga game

    Xaver Schlager (Wolfsburg → RB Leipzig)

    Already an established Bundesliga operator after three seasons with Wolfsburg, bullish Austrian midfielder Schlager has signed a four-year deal with RB Leipzig – against whom he suffered a knee ligament tear back in September, putting him out for most of the season. Having come through the ranks at Red Bull Salzburg, the 24-year-old should fit in at sister club Leipzig.

  • Alexander Schwolow giving instructions while in goal for Hertha Berlin

    Alexander Schwolow (Hertha BSC → Schalke)

    After suffering a muscle injury, the 30-year-old goalkeeper missed the end of the season and had to watch from the stands as his Hertha Berlin teammates battled to stay in the Bundesliga via a playoff. Now, after two years in the capital, the former Freiburg stopper could have another relegation battle on his hands with a loan move to newly repromoted Schalke, whose main aim can only be: stay up.

  • Corentin Tolisso cries out in frustration while sat on the floor during a bayern Munich game

    Corentin Tolisso (Bayern Munich → unknown)

    118 games in five years: not as much as Corentin Tolisso would have hoped at Bayern Munich. The French international was a Bundesliga record signing when he arrived from Olympique Lyon for €41.5m in 2017, but injuries have hindered his progress and prevented him from reaching the standard required in Munich. The 27-year-old's contract has not been renewed, and he's on the look out for a new club.


  • Taiwo Awoniyi at his Nottingham Forest unveiling in June 2022

    Taiwo Awoniyi (Union Berlin → Nottingham Forest)

    "The Premier League is my dream," said Taiwo Awoniyi back in February, and now that dream has come true. After 25 goals in 65 games over the last two seasons for Union Berlin, the Nigerian striker has completed a €20.5m move to newly promoted Premier League side Nottingham Forest, signing a five-year contract at The City Ground.

  • Fussball I Mario Goetze I PSV Eindhoven

    Mario Götze (PSV Eindhoven → Frankfurt)

    Two years after leaving Borussia Dortmund to join PSV Eindhoven, Germany's 2014 World Cup winning goalscorer is back in the Bundesliga with Eintracht Frankfurt. Mario Götze struggled to replicate his Maracana heroics in club football, failing to make an impact at either BVB or Bayern Munich. But after two years in the Netherlands (18 goals in 77 games for PSV), he's looking to answer his critics.

  • Sadio Mané applauds fans while in action for Senegal

    Sadio Mané (Liverpool → Bayern Munich)

    The imminent signing of Liverpool's Senegalese star striker is a genuine coup for Bayern Munich – and also for the Bundesliga, a league so used to seeing top players head in the opposition direction to Premier League clubs. For €32m, potentially rising to €41m, the German champions have a player whose goals (120 in 269 appearances for Liverpool) could help replace the want-away Robert Lewandowski.

  • Erling Haaland waves to the fans as his Borussia Dortmund teammates applaud him

    Erling Haaland (BVB → Manchester city)

    After two-and-a-half years in Dortmund, the Norwegian goal machine is taking the inevitable step to the Premier League – to reigning champions Manchester city, where his father Alf Inge once played, for €75m. Having netted an scarcely believable 85 goals in 88 games for BVB, contributing substantially to the German Cup win in 2021, the Black & Yellows will have a job on their hands to replace him.

  • Noussair Mazraoui applauds Ajax fans during a Dutch league game

    Noussair Mazraoui (Ajax → Bayern Munich)

    In 24-year-old Ajax rightback Mazraoui, Bayern head coach Julian Nagelsmann has ticked a key name off his summer shopping list. The Dutch-born Moroccan international was part of the Ajax team which won Eredivisie titles in 2019, 2021 and 2022, and is expected to replace Benjamin Pavard, who is likely to move inside from righback to central defense.

  • Ryan Gravenberch in action for Ajax

    Ryan Gravenberch (Ajax → Bayern Munich)

    Mazraoui's Ajax teammate Ryan Gravenberch is also on the way to Munich, with the 20-year-old expected to strengthen Bayern's midfield after signing a five-year deal. "Ryan is a highly interesting, young player who many top European clubs would liked to have signed," commented Bayern CEO Oliver Kahn – but Gravenberch will have some serious competition for a place in the starting line-up.

  • Adam Hlozek in action for Sparta Prague against Olympique Lyon

    Adam Hlozek (Sparta Prague → Leverkusen)

    Still only 19, Adam Hlozek already has four seasons with Sparta Prague under his belt, having become the club's youngest ever player when he made his debut on 10 November 2018, aged just 16 years, three months and 16 days. Since then, he's scored 40 goals in 105 games, plus 15 appearances for the Czech national team. Now he's set to link up with compatriot Patrik Schick at Bayer Leverkusen.

  • Xaver Schlager dribbling past Stuttgart's Sasa Kalajdzic in a Bundesliga game

    Xaver Schlager (Wolfsburg → RB Leipzig)

    Already an established Bundesliga operator after three seasons with Wolfsburg, bullish Austrian midfielder Schlager has signed a four-year deal with RB Leipzig – against whom he suffered a knee ligament tear back in September, putting him out for most of the season. Having come through the ranks at Red Bull Salzburg, the 24-year-old should fit in at sister club Leipzig.

  • Alexander Schwolow giving instructions while in goal for Hertha Berlin

    Alexander Schwolow (Hertha BSC → Schalke)

    After suffering a muscle injury, the 30-year-old goalkeeper missed the end of the season and had to watch from the stands as his Hertha Berlin teammates battled to stay in the Bundesliga via a playoff. Now, after two years in the capital, the former Freiburg stopper could have another relegation battle on his hands with a loan move to newly repromoted Schalke, whose main aim can only be: stay up.

  • Corentin Tolisso cries out in frustration while sat on the floor during a bayern Munich game

    Corentin Tolisso (Bayern Munich → unknown)

    118 games in five years: not as much as Corentin Tolisso would have hoped at Bayern Munich. The French international was a Bundesliga record signing when he arrived from Olympique Lyon for €41.5m in 2017, but injuries have hindered his progress and prevented him from reaching the standard required in Munich. The 27-year-old's contract has not been renewed, and he's on the look out for a new club.


       

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