Vincent Kompany warns Bayern Munich not to 'underestimate' Union Berlin
Vincent Kompany expects Union Berlin to provide Bayern Munich with another tactical test when the sides meet at the Allianz Arena on Friday night.
Moroccan star El Khannouss opens up after Champions League debut for Stuttgart
The 22-year-old made his first appearance in Europe's premium cup competition in the 3-1 victory over Norwegian club Viking FK last week, featuring for 71 minutes before being substituted.
"I was very excited because I have never played in the Champions League before, said El Khannouss to the Bundesliga website.
"I've played in almost every competition in my young career, but the only one I was missing was the Champions League. I played my first game last Wednesday. So yes, I was very happy with it, and I hope we're going to have a great campaign."
He had recently joined the German side on a permanent deal after spending the 2025/26 campaign on loan from English League One club Leicester City.
"I'm still young, I'm 22, and I have dreams that I want to keep fighting for until they come true," he added.
"My dreams are to play for the biggest clubs in the world, and I will keep working towards them. I think this is the right place to be, to grow as a player and to make the next step."
The young attacker will be hoping to help his side improve their current domestic form which sees the club sitting in 14th spot on the table after one win and two draws.
Stuttgart will host second placed Borussia Dortmund in their next league clash on Saturday.
'I always want to play' - Luis Diaz calls for more competition at Bayern Munich
Luis Diaz has admitted he would have welcomed another player competing for his place on the left wing at Bayern Munich after a slower start to the new season.
Bayer Leverkusen strike twice to open Europa League campaign
Bayer Leverkusen made a confident start to their Europa League campaign with a 2-0 victory over NK Celje at the BayArena.
Realistically RB Leipzig couldn't reject Real Madrid's Yan Diomande offer
RB Leipzig managing director for sport Marcel Schafer has admitted the club would have preferred to keep Yan Diomande, despite ultimately sanctioning the winger's record-breaking move to Real Madrid.