The latest Bayern first-team news

Germany (2 matches): Jonathan Tah (98 minutes), Joshua Kimmich (180 minutes), Leon Goretzka (114 minutes), Serge Gnabry (127 minutes, 1 goal); France (2 matches): Michael Olise (180 minutes, 1 goal), Dayot Upamecano (180 minutes); England (2 matches): Harry Kane (166 minutes, 1 goal)

Croatia (1 match): Josip Stanišić (90 minutes, 1 assist); Austria (2 matches): Konrad Laimer (180 minutes, 1 goal); Colombia (2 matches): Luis Díaz (177 minutes, 2 assists); South Korea (2 matches): Minjae Kim (180 minutes); Senegal (2 matches): Nicolas Jackson (84 minutes, 1 goal); Germany U19s (1 match): Leon Klanac (45 minutes)

Bayern’s Germany internationals were back at Säbener Straße and taking part in training on Wednesday morning.

There were no international players yet but plenty of energy as our team trained in the morning ahead of hosting Hamburg in the Bundesliga this Saturday.

There was good news from Säbener Straße as Tom Bischof took part in team training for the first time since his appendix operation. Find out more here.

Alexander Pavlović is using the training-free time in the international break to keep himself fit. On Wednesday, the midfielder had a special partner in training – Thomas Müller was a guest at Säbener Straße. Read more here.

The date for FC Bayern’s DFB Cup match at Köln has been confirmed. The second-round clash will take place on Wednesday 29 October at 8.45pm CET in Cologne.

FC Bayern have loaned Jonah Kusi-Asare to Fulham. The full story.

FC Bayern have signed striker Nicolas Jackson on loan from Chelsea. The 24-year-old Senegal international will spend the 2025/26 season in Munich and wear the No.11 shirt.

The full announcement

Nicolas Jackson profiled

The interviews on the transfer

There was good news to start the week as Alphonso Davies was out on the pitch on Monday working with the ball while most of the squad headed off on international duty. Hiroki Ito also completed a running session. Find out more HERE.

After starting the season with four wins from four, we now have the first international break of the campaign. Find out which players are in action for their country this month HERE.

The draw for the second round of the DFB Cup was made on Sunday evening, with Bayern handed a trip to Köln.

Bayern go looking for their next three points in the Bundesliga this evening in Augsburg. Kick-off is at 6.30pm CEST. You can follow all the action in our live blog.

After an impressive opening Bundesliga result and progress in the DFB Cup, Bayern now turn their attentions to Augsburg on Saturday evening.

Preview

Pre-match stats

Opposition profile

Bayern now know they will face Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Club Brugge, Arsenal, Sporting Lisbon, PSV Eindhoven, Union Saint-Gilloise and Pafos in the league phase of this season’s Champions League.

Lowdown on the opponents

Reaction to the draw

Tonight brings one of the events of the season as the draw for the Champions League’s league phase takes place in Monaco. “It’s always exciting to see who we get. They’ll definitely be hard games, but we’ll have some great nights at the Allianz Arena again. Whoever we get, we’ll be ready,” said Harry Kane. You’ll get all the updates from the draw, which starts at 6pm CEST, on fcbayern.com. You can also see who Bayern’s potential opponents are HERE.

A late winner from Harry Kane saw Bayern claim a 3-2 victory at Wehen Wiesbaden to progress to the second round of the DFB Cup.

Highlights

Report

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Round-up

Watch the full match

Bayern’s DFB Cup campaign kicks off at 8.45pm CEST tonight. You can follow the action from Wiesbaden with our live text.

Prior to travelling to Wiesbaden today, Josip Stanišić and the team had their pre-match activation session at Säbener Straße.

The road to Berlin starts here! Below is everything you need to know ahead of the DFB Cup first round at Wehen Wiesbaden:

Pre-match facts

Wiesbaden profiled

Match preview

Full focus on the cup match at Wiesbaden! The FC Bayern squad completed a training session on Monday afternoon in preparation for the clash with the third division side on Wednesday evening (20.45 CEST). The goal is clear: to reach the second round of the DFB Cup at all costs. Pack ma's! (Let's do this!)

After the successful start to the Bundesliga campaign on Friday and yesterday’s Dream Match, the squad are using their free Sunday for regeneration. From Monday, the focus will turn fully to the DFB Cup match at SV Wehen Wiesbaden on Wednesday night.

The 13th edition of Bayern’s Dream Match was a roaring success as fans descended on Imst in Austria for a special game against the Red Eagles Austria fan club. 

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Today brings a very special game as Bayern head across the border to Imst for this year’s Dream Match against the Red Eagles Austria fan club. The game kicks off at 3pm CEST. Details on the match can be found HERE. You can watch it live and for free HERE.

Bayern kicked off the new Bundesliga season in style with a 6-0 win over RB Leipzig. Harry Kane hit a hat-trick, Michael Olise a brace and a debut Allianz Arena goal for Luis Díaz.

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Match report

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Re-watch the full match

The new Bundesliga season kicks off at 8.30pm CEST tonight as Bayern host RB Leipzig at the Allianz Arena for the official opening game. You can follow it all as ever with our live text commentary.

Paul Wanner has joined Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven. The 19-year-old had been with Bayern since 2018. Good luck for the future, Paul!

The players had their final training session on Thursday afternoon as they prepare to take on RB Leipzig in Friday’s opening Bundesliga match.

The new Bundesliga season kicks off on Friday with a home game against RB Leipzig. Bayern already have wind in their sails on the back of last week’s Franz Beckenbauer Supercup success in Stuttgart. “We’re on it mentally, which is important. The hunger is there. It’s about improving. The motivation is huge,” said Vincent Kompany at Thursday’s pre-match press conference.