#wolfsburg

#wolfsburg

Vivien Endemann has 17 senior international caps for Germany, scoring three times, and was part of the squad that won bronze at the 2024 Olympic Games.

Mohamed Amoura is one of the quickest players in the Bundesliga: impressive, given the transitional nature of the league. The Algerian is a cheat code against a high line: at 35km/h, there's no catching him in a foot race.

United went into Wednesday's clash unbeaten across their opening three Champions League matches this season, and Fridolina Rolfo's 14th-minute opener put them on the front foot. Yet Wolfsburg turned the game on its head as Peddemors netted twice before Beerensteyn made it 3-1 in the 45th minute. Melvine Malard, who had set up Rolfo's goal, dragged United back into it on the stroke of half-time, but two-time European champions Wolfsburg took the match away from Marc Skinner's team after the break.

Wolfsburg are interested in Christoph Freund for their vacant sporting director role, but the Austrian has no intention of leaving Bayern. Freund would certainly have a larger role with Wolfsburg and far more power than he does in Bavaria, but it would be a steep drop in prestige and capability. Freund has built a reputation as an executive who can help drive improvement and excellence in a club's youth development system.

Inter went top of the Serie A table with a 2-0 win over Lazio, as Napoli were beaten by Bologna. Lautaro Martinez and Ange-Yoan Bonny were on target for last year's beaten Champions League finalists. Victory put Inter on 24 points after 11 matches - level with Roma but with superior goal difference. 7 - #Lautaro Martínez (10 goals in 2025) is the fourth player in Inter's history to have scored at least 10 goals in seven different #SerieA calendar years, after Alessandro Altobelli (seven), Benito Lorenzi, and Giuseppe Meazza (both eight). Flag. pic.twitter.com/xtuK388Fai- OptaPaolo (@OptaPaolo) November 9, 2025

Josh Sargent, a 25-year-old striker with significant experience in German football, is close to a £21 million transfer from Norwich City to Wolfsburg.

Leeds United have signed Wolfsburg defender Sebastiaan Bornauw on a four-year deal for a fee of 5.1m, marking him as the third signing since their Premier League return.

"It's just a great challenge and I'm really excited to get to know the team," Nmecha told LUTV. "... I saw that there was dominance last season in terms of possession... That's what I'm used to and what I love doing."