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DORTMUND, Germany: Werder Bremen scored three times in the final minutes to come from two goals down and snatch a stunning 3-2 victory at Borussia Dortmund on Saturday that ended the hosts' winning start to the season.
Jack Hendry could be about to reunite with his former Celtic teammate Dedryck Boyata at Club Brugge. But reports in Belgium claim Boyata's arrival is likely to spell the end for the Scot, who has been linked with a move back to the UK with Burnley.
Burnley are understood to be close to confirming the arrival of Darko Churlinov.
BERLIN: Former Chelsea striker Timo Werner found the back of the net on an emotional return to Leipzig but it was not enough to secure their first win of the season as Cologne snatched a 2-2 draw on Saturday (Aug 13).
Everton have signed Belgian international midfielder Amadou Onana from French Ligue 1 side Lille on a five-year contract, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.
BERLIN : Borussia Dortmund said on Sunday club officials had talked to former Germany international Nico Schulz about a complaint of domestic violence filed against him, but at this stage would not be taking any action.
BERLIN : Union Berlin eased past Hertha Berlin 3-1 in the city derby on Saturday to kick off their Bundesliga season with a key win that stretched their dominance over their rivals.
The whole concept of an 'under-the-radar signing' these days in the Premier League is a bit of a weird one. In terms of revenue and eyeballs the Premier League is by some distance the biggest league in the world; the days of teams being frugal are long gone. Whether by foreign investment or obscene TV deals teams in the bottom half of the Premier League can spend far more than most of the top-half clubs in the rest of Europe’s top five leagues.