
Manuel Veth
Contributor at Forbes
PhD @KingsCollegeLon | Area Manager North America @Transfermarkt | #Bundesliga for @Forbes | Host @Gegenpress_Pod |
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1 week ago |
transfermarkt.co.uk | Manuel Veth
210 players updated With the season in full swing and just days left in the primary transfer window, Transfermarkt has updated the market values of 210 players playing in Major League Soccer. While Inter Miami CF superstar Lionel Messi and Los Angeles Galaxy playmaker Riqui Puig remain first with a market value of €20 million, Atlanta United's Emmanuel Latte Lath is now new in the top three with a market value of €18m.
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forbes.com | Manuel Veth
Bayern Munich is out of the UEFA Champions League, and with that, one of the greatest careers in world football is also coming to an end. After playing 163 games in Europe’s premier competition, Thomas Müller has played his last game in the Champions League after Bayern was held to a 2-2 draw by Inter Milan on Wednesday. After their first leg 2-1 defeat at home at the Allianz Arena, Bayern needed a win at the San Siro to keep this tie alive.
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transfermarkt.com | Manuel Veth
After 2-2 draw Thomas Müller rose, met the ball but Yann Sommer in the Inter Milan kept the score at 2-2. It was Bayern Munich’s final chance of the tie, and Müller’s final opportunity to prolong his UEFA Champions League career. At least that is what we think. Müller is set to leave the Rekordmeister after the 2025 Club World Cup and with Major League Soccer clubs interested, his 163rd appearance in the Champions League was likely his last.
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1 week ago |
transfermarkt.co.uk | Manuel Veth
Exclusive interview “Our path always convinced us,” Eintracht Frankfurt director of football Timmo Hardung noted, when asked about his club's current standing in the Bundesliga, with the Eagles currently on on course for a return to the Champions League. After matchday 29, Frankfurt are in third place with 51 points, five points clear of fifth place.
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forbes.com | Borussia Dortmund |Manuel Veth
The Bundesliga marketing machine went into overdrive, but even then, ‘Der Klassiker’ between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund wasn’t quite the classic of the good old days. Overall, an entertaining 2-2 draw couldn’t hide the cracks of what was, at times, a sloppy performance by both teams. Perhaps it was the hangover of both teams losing their midweek games in the Champions League.
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