FC Augsburg have parted ways with head coach Enrico Maassen following a disappointing 2-1 loss to newly-promoted Darmstadt.

Augsburg have announced that they have sacked manager Enrico Maaßen after Saturday's loss to Darmstadt left the club with two wins in 18 games.

Augsburg have parted company with head coach Enrico Maaßen just seven games into the 2023/24 season.

Julian Nagelsmann has replaced Hansi Flick as Germany head coach. bundesliga.com explains why the former Hoffenheim, RB Leipzig and Bayern Munich boss is tailor-made for the job...

Watch the best moments that 20-year-old midfielder Xavi Simons provided for RB Leipzig in their 3-1 win over BSC Young Boys.

Barcelona will reportedly look to sign 25-year-old Spanish international Dani Olmo, valued at €60 million, from RB Leipzig in 2024.

According to Bild, Borussia Dortmund missed out on the opportunity to sign current RB Leipzig forward Xavi Simons on loan in the summer.

RB Leipzig will look to kick-start the UEFA Champions League campaign strongly when they take on BSC Young Boys at

Dani Olmo was one of Barcelona’s potential targets during the summer transfer window, as the club were actively looking for a new playmaker. The former Dinamo Zagreb starlet, though, ended up renewing his contract at RB Leipzig, despite interest from Barcelona. Dani Olmo opens up on Barça stint A native of Terrassa, Dani Olmo was […]

While it is the young stars of the RB Leipzig side receiving the deserved credit on the pitch - especially Xavi Simons - there are three veterans who are

Paris Saint-Germain youngster Xavi Simons has made a superb start to life on loan at RB Leipzig, prompting early discussions about what the future could have in store for him after this campaign comes to an end.

Paris Saint-Germain loanee Xavi Simons is off to a hot start with RB Leipzig as the 20-year-old has joined the likes of Erling Haaland in a Bundesliga stat.

Of course governments do things that football clubs shouldn’t – but that’s precisely why sport matters It’s a strange world that makes you yearn for the days of Ted Croker, Bert Millichip and Gordon McKeag. Football seemed so simple then. And to think that they once seemed absurd in their pomposity, with their velvet bag in the wood-panelled Football Association committee room at Lancaster Gate. The draw for the Champions League group stage, though, was something else, a festival of glitzy vapidity in which we had to be told over and over again how exciting it was that we were about to learn which pot-four side would be getting hammered by Manchester City. And through the veneer of Euroschmaltz came the distinct sense of how broken is the competition. City’s triumph in Istanbul last season should have felt like the culmination of a great quest, but it was hard to conjure much sense of jeopardy when Internazionale were led by a 37-year-old forward City had binned off eight years earlier. It’s a paradox of excellence that hammering sides, as City did to RB Leipzig, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, tends to diminish the sense of achievement. Continue reading...

You would have done well if you had selected Xavi Simons for your Bundesliga Fantasy team ahead of matchday 4.