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| Luhukay takes over in Berlin |
| Berlin - Hertha BSC Berlin have appointed Jos Luhukay as head coach in anticipation of next season. The former FC Augsburg boss has signed a contract keeping him at the cathedral city side until 30th June 2014. "We're delighted that we could sign Jos Luhukay to a contract keeping him at the club for the next two years," stated sporting director Michael Preetz. |
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| Weinzierl takes over at FCA |
| Augsburg - Markus Weinzierl has been appointed as the new head coach of FC Augsburg. The 37-year-old joins from third tier side SSV Jahn Regensburg and will fill the role left vacant by the departing Jos Luhukay who guided the Bavarian outfit to safety during their first season in the Bundesliga. |
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| Adler signs the dotted line at HSV |
| Hamburg - It is official. Hamburger SV have signed Rene Adler ahead of next season after the ten-time German national keeper put pen to paper on a contract lasting until 30th June 2017 with die Rothosen on Thursday. |
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| Arnesen: 'Bayern are the favourites' |
| Hamburg - From June 2005 until May 2011 Frank Arnesen, a former Danish international footballer, worked closely with FC Bayern Munich's Champions League final opponents Chelsea. The 45-year-old began his career with the Londoners as a youth coordinator and head talent scout before transitioning into the role of sporting director in July 2009. |
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| Hertha in turnaround, once more |
| Berlin - In the end, it wasn't enough. A year after returning to the Bundesliga at the first time of asking, Hertha BSC Berlin find themselves tasked with repeating the feat after losing out in dramatic fashion to Fortuna Düsseldorf in the two-legged promotion/relegation play-off. |
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| Rangnick: 'Chelsea will sit back and look to counter' |
| Munich - Can German organisation and attacking prowess overcome English defensiveness? Former 1899 Hoffenheim and FC Schalke 04 coach Ralf Rangnick believes so and is confident that FC Bayern Munich will be able to defeat Chelsea in the Champions League final on Saturday. |
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| Drama to the bitter end as Düsseldorf clinch promotion |
| Fortuna Düsseldorf sealed their return to the Bundesliga after a 15-year absence in dramatic fashion, condemning Hertha BSC Berlin to a swift return to the second flight in the process. |
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| "Time to roll up our sleeves" |
| Cologne - Holger Stanislawski took his official bow as the new coach of 1. FC Köln at a press conference at the RheinEnergieStadion on Tuesday afternoon. |
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| Bayern's chance to make history, again |
| Munich - Having already won every UEFA European trophy on offer (UEFA Cup, Champions League and Cup Winner's Cup), FC Bayern Munich already belonged to a privileged group of clubs even before making history in this season's competition. |
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| "More difficult for Chelsea" |
| Leverkusen - Earlier this season, a last-gasp home victory over Chelsea helped earn Bayer Leverkusen a place in the last 16 of the Champions League, where they subsequently went down heavily to title-holders Barcelona. |
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| Pizarro to leave Bremen |
| Bremen - Claudio Pizarro has announced that he will leave SV Werder Bremen after informing the club's board of his intentions early on Tuesday afternoon. "We regret that this has happened but are happy that a final decision has been made," said executive director Klaus Allofs. "We would like to thank Claudio for a wonderful time together." |
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| Leverkusen put faith in coaching duo |
| Leverkusen - Bayer 04 Leverkusen have put their faith in the coaching team of Sascha Lewandowski and Sami Hyypiä, with each penning a three year contract extension which will keep them at the club until June 30th 2015. |
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| "Need to hit the delete button" |
| Munich is currently awash with giant-sized posters bearing pithy phrases in Bavarian dialect: "We can do it," or Mia san mia - roughly, "We are who we are," the phrase synonymous with the city's, and Germany's biggest football club. |
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| Hannover seal Europa League berth - finally |
| They left it fairly late, but Hannover 96 overcame relegated Kaiserslautern to earn the points they needed to finish seventh and qualify for Europe next season. Rivals Wolfsburg succumbed to another Stuttgart fightback, while Leverkusen wrapped up fifth place with victory at Nuremberg. |
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| Hertha hanging on, Augsburg brush past Hamburg |
| Munich - Hertha BSC Berlin are not out of the woods yet, but gave themselves a chance of staying in the Bundesliga after snatching the relegation play-off spot from Köln with victory over 1899 Hoffenheim. Elsewhere, FC Augsburg rounded off a superb debut season in the top flight with a one-sided triumph over Hamburger SV. |
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