Blessin named Gladbach coach
Borussia Mönchengladbach have appointed Alexander Blessin as head coach on a deal running until 2028. Blessin replaces Eugen Polanski, who was dismissed after the 5-0 loss at Freiburg; Jan-Moritz Lichte had overseen the 4-3 home defeat to Mainz in the interim. The club hopes Blessin’s track record will steady the Foals.
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Kane talks progress
Bayern Munich say talks over a new contract for Harry Kane are ‘in good discussions’ as the forward prepares for international duty. Kane reached a milestone in the recent 7-0 win over Union Berlin, scoring his 100th Bundesliga goal in just 98 appearances — the fastest to that mark — and club leaders expect negotiations to conclude during the break.
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Gomis rises at Leipzig
Tidiam Gomis has quickly grown into a key attacking option for RB Leipzig. As of 22.09.2026 he has one goal and two assists from four league appearances, logging 229 Bundesliga minutes with two starts and two substitute appearances. Coach Martín Demichelis praised Gomis’s versatility; the youngster also earned a France U21 call-up.
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Ebnoutalib earns call-up
Eintracht Frankfurt forward Younes Ebnoutalib is among the uncapped players included in Germany’s extended 44-man squads for the upcoming fixtures, according to the Bundesliga’s international-duty update on 22 September. The selection underlines Eintracht’s contribution to the national setup during the merged international break.
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Beier seals Dortmund lead
Maximilian Beier’s decisive goal at VfB Stuttgart helped Borussia Dortmund extend their perfect start; the Bundesliga’s 22 September roundup notes Dortmund went into the international break two points clear after four wins. The piece highlights Dortmund’s momentum and the role of young scorers like Beier in the early run.
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Werder pair head to duty
Werder Bremen have multiple players on international duty during the extended break: the Bundesliga update of 22 September lists Marco Grüll, Marco Friedl and Alexander Schlager among those called up. The club’s representation across several national squads underlines Werder’s depth and the international recognition of its current crop.
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