Fewer and fewer young people in Germany are sticking with football at a crucial age in their sporting development. Why is this happening and what does it mean?While there is much excitement about ...

People don’t want to be a part of this s ... It was during this period that the terraces of East German football grounds became havens for right-wing extremists, including at Dynamo ...

German professional football’s governing body is launching ... to private equity investors, according to people familiar with the matter. The 36 clubs in the top two divisions will vote in ...

Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann has called up Mainz forward Jonathan Burkardt to his squad for upcoming Nations League games ...

But why are these people not seen as (future) directors, or lawyers, or successful managers?” Blaschke said. “Why is the board of the German Football Federation or the German Football League ...

Christoph: Hello, Christoph Marx, hello, hello. K: So Christoph, we know now that Germans love football just as much as people in the UK, but that wasn’t always the case was it? C: No ...

German football has been marking that event for more than 20 years, using matchdays around 27 January to remember the people who were persecuted, deported and murdered by National Socialists.

brought together 220 participants from Germany's 21 regional associations to create a plan around identity (fun over results), and not just winning more young people for football, but also keeping ...