The BEST goals from every Bundesliga stadium in the 2025/26 season!
Watch the best goals from every Bundesliga stadium this season, from Munich to Dortmund across all 18 clubs.
Watch the best goals from every Bundesliga stadium this season, from Munich to Dortmund across all 18 clubs.
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Watch all 20 goals from the opening day of the 2024/25 season! From stunning strikes to clinical finishes, relive the best moments featuring stars like Erling Haaland, Mohamed Salah, Bukayo Saka, Kaoru Mitoma, Chris Wood, Bryan Mbeumo, Pedro Porro, Kai Havertz and more. Will this season deliver even more excitement?
Renato Veiga (Chelsea)
August 2025
Villarreal agreed a €30m deal with Chelsea to sign Renato Veiga, marking their club-record transfer. The defender, unsettled since moving from Basel in 2024, struggled for minutes and was loaned to Juventus. Chelsea included a sell-on clause in the transfer package. Despite Colwill’s long-term injury, Maresca made clear Veiga wasn’t in his plans. Villarreal seized the chance, with Veiga’s agents pushing for a move. He is now set for unveiling as the Spanish side’s most expensive signing, aiming for a fresh career revival.
Rodrygo (Real Madrid)
August 2025
Journalist Jorge Nicola reports Rodrygo could leave Real Madrid this summer, with Liverpool and Manchester City locked in a two-horse Premier League race. Madrid demand €100m, with Guardiola’s pursuit linked to Savinho’s potential exit and Liverpool eyeing him as Diaz’s direct replacement. Madrid, tied to Rodrygo until 2028, insist only a huge bid will secure his release. City’s interest hinges on outgoings, while Liverpool view him as crucial after Diaz’s Bayern move. Speculation intensifies as both English giants weigh testing Madrid’s €100m resolve.
Rasmus Hojlund (Manchester United)
August 2025
Napoli initiated talks with Rasmus Hojlund’s camp to replace injured Romelu Lukaku. The Danish striker, sidelined at United since pre-season, seeks guarantees of a permanent stay rather than a loan. United are considering loan terms with a buy option in the €35–40m range. United’s purchase of Sesko and Amorim’s exclusion of Hojlund created an exit path. Napoli view him as a long-term fix, though AC Milan also circle. Negotiations continue as United remain open to a structured deal that offloads their surplus striker this summer.
Leon Bailey (Roma/Aston Villa)
August 2025
Leon Bailey’s Roma loan got off to a disastrous start as the winger suffered a muscle injury during his first training session. Initially welcomed by fans in Italy, Bailey could now miss three weeks, dampening excitement around his high-profile arrival. Bailey joined Roma on loan after struggling with form and injuries at Aston Villa despite bright spells, including their Champions League run. Early reports from Italy suggest his setback isn’t long-term, but it delays his chance to make an impact in Serie A.
Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace)
August 2025
Arsenal stunned Tottenham by swooping for Eberechi Eze after Spurs had led the race for weeks. The Gunners outbid their rivals with a superior offer and payment structure, finalizing the deal in hours while Tottenham stalled. Fans erupted with celebrations online. Spurs’ slow negotiations left the door open, allowing Arsenal to strike swiftly with an aggressive package. Social media exploded with Arsenal supporters mocking Spurs, celebrating both the signing and the timing, making the hijack one of the window’s most dramatic sagas.
Alexander Isak (Newcastle)
August 2025
Alexander Isak publicly accused Newcastle of breaking promises by blocking his Liverpool move, claiming trust was lost and his relationship with the club is unsalvageable. Newcastle rejected his claims, insisting no agreement allowed him to leave and reaffirming their intention to keep him. Newcastle stressed that Isak remains under contract and that sale conditions haven’t been met, emphasizing loyalty to fans and club tradition. The saga deepens Isak’s standoff as the Swedish forward pushes for Anfield, leaving the Magpies balancing player wishes with team stability.
Manuel Akanji (Manchester City)
August 2025
Victor Osimhen, newly signed by Galatasaray, personally called Manuel Akanji to convince him to join the Turkish giants. Galatasaray, already adding Sane, want Akanji as a defensive reinforcement while City weigh trimming their squad before Champions League registration deadlines. Akanji, marginalized at City behind Stones and Dias, faces uncertainty amid Guardiola’s concerns over squad size. With Ake and Khusanov also competing for places, Galatasaray see an opportunity. Negotiations have begun, with Osimhen acting as a recruiter in Istanbul’s ambitious summer overhaul.