A look at Malik Tillman, Joe Scally, Cole Campbell and Noahkai Banks as the American players navigate different roles and early-season moments in Germany.
Yuito Suzuki leads Japan’s Bundesliga contingent with four goals in five appearances, while Ritsu Dōan has reclaimed a starting role and Hiroki Ito awaits his season debut.
Arsenal are seriously interested in Nicolo Tresoldi, while Chelsea have revived their pursuit of Luka Vuskovic after his €54m move to Brighton.
Thibaut Courtois says Real Madrid must answer recent Clasico defeats with a win at Camp Nou, and weighs Mbappé’s individual form against Lamine Yamal’s trophies.
Joaquin Seys is focused on Club Brugge, while Diego Leon may seek a January loan and Aleksey Batrakov faces fresh Premier League interest.
Arsenal are tracking Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi and Bayern keeper Leonard Prescott, while Chelsea and Real Madrid remain interested in Riccardo Calafiori.
Just two forwards rank among the Premier League’s top 20 FPL scorers after six gameweeks, as attacking fullbacks and poor finishing reshape the rankings.
Andres Garcia is getting regular minutes at Getafe, where a 5-2 defeat has sparked a public dispute over the squad’s depth and the club’s ambitions.
Mourinho has early support from Madrid’s senior players. The Clásico will test whether he can turn that trust into a structure for the club’s biggest stars.
Liverpool reportedly told Valencia and David Otorbi’s agent it wanted to trigger his €30m clause. Valencia has extended his deal, raising it to €60m.
Sebastiaan Bornauw has earned regular minutes at Hamburg, praised the city and shared how mentor Daniel van Buyten shaped his approach.
Harry Winks says Tottenham shaped his life and career, while regular football at Cagliari has given him a leadership role in Serie A.
Ronaldo Vieira recalls the difficult 2018 move from Leeds United to Sampdoria and how injuries later stalled his progress.
Club Brugge defender Joaquin Seys says he’s focused on his current club, despite reported interest from three Premier League sides.
MARCA reports Valverde will continue at right-back as Real Madrid face Barcelona, with Madrid six points behind in the La Liga table.