Big money bids. Transfer battles. And a Bundesliga giant left thin before the season even kicks off.⚡ Šeško’s Move to Manchester UnitedWe break down the transfer tug-of-war between Newcastle and Man United, and how RB Leipzig maximised their position.💼 RB Leipzig’s Business ModelBack to their roots — scouting, developing, and selling high. How their strategy shapes the Bundesliga.🚨 Bayern Munich’s RebuildComan leaves, Musiala injured, squad depth in question. Is Bayern vulnerable going into the season?🔄 Isaak, Donnarumma & Other MovesFrom Newcastle’s striker dilemma to Man United’s goalkeeper chase.

The summer window is heating up, and we’re diving into the chaos.

Markus and Jan Åge break down Bayern’s €75M move for Luis Díaz. Is this the kind of signing that takes them to the next level in Europe — or just another high-cost patch job?

We explore Benjamin Šeško’s future, Manchester United’s striker dilemma, and the real question: go proven with Watkins or gamble again on potential?

Then it's Leverkusen. Alonso gone. Tah, Frimpong, Xhaka — all out. Can Erik ten Hag handle the biggest rebuild in club history?

And yes, Xhaka to Sunderland. A Champions League captain in the Championship, what really drove the move?

This is transfer season in full flow. Big names, bigger questions, and no shortage of activity.

In the second episode of our The Fussball Coach series, we're joined by a true Bundesliga legend and current LAFC Head Coach, Steve Cherundolo.

From San Diego to Hannover, he spent his entire 16-year playing career with one club, earning legendary status at Hannover 96.

A former USMNT mainstay, Cherundolo became known for his leadership, intelligence, and loyalty on and off the pitch.

After retiring, he started coaching in Germany, then leaped back to the U.S. to take over LAFC — where in just over three years, he’s reached six finals, won an MLS Cup, Supporters’ Shield, and the U.S. Open Cup, and recorded more wins than any other MLS coach since 2022.

But now? He’s announced this will be his final season in LA — and he’s heading back to Europe.

We sit down with Steve to talk about that decision, the Bundesliga years, what coaching means to him, and where his next chapter might unfold.