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news Bundesliga: Mark van Bommel will not be the main man at Wolfsburg dw.com 2 hrs ago Matt Ford Bundesliga side Wolfsburg have appointed former Bayern Munich and Netherlands captain Mark van Bommel as head coach. The Dutchman had a fearsome reputation as a player, but he will be a junior partner in Wolfsburg. © Armando Franca/AP Photo/picture alliance Provided by Deutsche Welle Mark van Bommel's reputation precedes him in Germany. From the Spiegel magazine to the tabloid BILD, the German sports media have all hailed the return of the so-called "aggressive leader" to t...

Chattanooga FC, VfL Wolfsburg Announce Unprecedented Partnership Expansion Thursday, April 15, 2021 Nearly a decade ago, Chattanooga FC and VfL Wolfsburg, a powerful soccer club in the German Bundesliga (first tier of the German soccer pyramid), began talking about a plan to grow the beautiful game in the Scenic City. Today, both clubs are proud to announce a giant leap forward in a partnership that will enhance both our community in Chattanooga and strengthen the clubs’ strategic ties.  “The club was first introduced to the great people at VfL Wolfsburg through our partnership wit...

Key stats 6’3” (190cm) and weighing 88kg (194 pounds), Lacroix certainly has the physique to handle everything top-flight football can throw at him, but his path to the top was by no means a straightforward one. Born in began playing at the age of four, and by the time he was 13 he was deemed good enough to join the youth academy at Trellisac, over 300 miles away to the south-west. Lacroix outfoxed current Bayern Munich striker and former Paris Saint-Germain forward Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting (l.) during his time in the Sochaux first team. - imago images Two years later, Lacroix was on ...

16 weeks ago The USA is a goldmine of footballing talent, according to Wolfsburg's sporting director Marcel Schäfer, who claims that Ulysses Llanez, John Brooks and Bryang Kayo have all improved the Lower Saxony club. Llanez is spending the current season out on loan at Heerenveen, but Schäfer could not be more unequivocal in his views on a player he believes represents the future for Wolfsburg. "He is our top talent," Schäfer told Transfermarkt about the 19-year-old winger. "He had an impressive first season in our U19 Bundesliga team where he scored a lot of goals and assists. But our s...