An unforgettable finish to the Bundesliga season! 💥Champions League returns. European dreams realized. And a playoff spot still up for grabs. Jan and Markus Fjørtoft conclude the last round of the Bundesliga 24/25 season. Eintracht Frankfurt secure Champions League qualification through their league position for the first time in 32 years, finishing strong despite losing Marmoush mid-season.Borussia Dortmund rally from 11th place under Niko Kovač, going unbeaten in their final eight games to seal a top-4 finish. Mainz clinch a Europa Conference League spot in one of the most impressive turnarounds of the season, led by Bo Henriksen’s intensity-driven approach. Freiburg, now under Julian Schuster, qualify for Europe despite a minus-four goal differential — a season of resilience and tactical grit. Bayern Munich lift the trophy at Marienplatz, with Harry Kane winning his second consecutive Torjägerkanone. Köln win the 2. Bundesliga and return to the top flight. Meanwhile, Heidenheim and Elversberg face off in the promotion/relegation playoff — a huge opportunity for both sides.

🎭 A Bundesliga weekend packed with joy, tears, farewells, rumours — and, of course, Müller’s dad jokes! 👋 Thomas Müller said goodbye to the Allianz Arena in the only way he knows how — with laughs, love, and vintage Müller charm. 🏆 In Leverkusen, Alonso led the celebrations as they waved goodbye to an unforgettable title-winning season. But was it also Wirtz’s last home game in red and black? 👀 We dive into the rumours swirling around Wirtz, what’s actually being said, and who might lead Leverkusen’s new era. 🔥 Dortmund are suddenly alive again, defying expectations late in the season — while Eintracht drop another matchball in the race for the Champions League. 🎙️ All that, plus the vibes, reactions, and storytelling you’ve come to expect.👇 Let us know in the comments: Was that Wirtz’s last dance at the BayArena?

After an incredible journey with Bayer Leverkusen, it feels like Xabi Alonso’s exit is only a matter of time. Real Madrid are circling, so why no decision yet? And what happens to Leverkusen next if he leaves?

We are joined by BILD reporter Phillip Arens, one of the most connected journalists around Leverkusen, for exclusive insight, including Alonso’s development and legacy at Leverkusen, the latest on his future and the reasons for the hold up, possible successors such as Fabregas and Ten Hag and how the club might cope without him. Want more on Fabregas as a coach? Check out Markus Fjortoft’s exclusive interview with him here: Cesc Fabregas Interview on The Fussball Channel