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Jantes noires, badges assombris et carbone à bord : les BMW M340i et M440i passent au Black Package au Japon. Seulement 350 exemplaires sont prévus.

MUNICH, GERMANY - MAY 2: Head coach Vincent Kompany of FC Bayern München talks to Goalkeeper Jonas Urbig of FC Bayern München during the Bundesliga match between FC Bayern München and 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 at Allianz Arena on May 2, 2026 in Munich, Germany. (Photo by Marcel Engelbrecht - firo sportphoto/Getty Images) | Getty Images Vincent Kompany is not exactly shy when it comes to discussing Jonas Urbig’s potential. With the young Bayern Munich goalkeeper receiving a call-up to Germany’s senior national team, Kompany offered a remarkably confident assessment of where he believes Urbig’s career is heading. The Bayern Munich boss made it clear that he sees the goalkeeper as much more than a promising backup for the future. “You also have to plan for the future. If anyone thinks Jonas won’t become number one in Germany, they’re making a big mistake. He’ll certainly be Germany’s number one at some point. It’s a sensible, very sound decision. Jonas has the right mentality. As a country, you have to develop your talent,” Kompany said (as captured by @iMiaSanMia). That is quite the endorsement from Kompany, particularly considering the competition Urbig faces for the Germany No. 1 spot. Marc-André ter Stegen currently has the job under Jürgen Klopp, while Germany also has several other young goalkeepers pushing for opportunities. Urbig, however, has already earned the trust of Kompany at Bayern Munich and continues to develop alongside experienced goalkeeping figures such as Manuel Neuer. For Kompany, the Germany call-up is about more than simply rewarding Urbig for his recent progress. It is part of developing the next generation of German talent. Whether Urbig eventually becomes Germany’s No. 1 remains to be seen, but Kompany clearly believes the Bayern Munich goalkeeper has the mentality and ability to reach that level. Join the conversation! Sign up for a user account and get: New, improved notifications system! Fewer ads Create community posts Comment on articles, community posts Rec comments, community posts

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Munich, Germany - September 18: head coach Vincent Kompany of FC Bayern München gestures during the Bundesliga 2026/27 match between FC Bayern München and 1. FC Union Berlin at Allianz Arena on September 18, 2026 in Munich, Germany. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images/DeFodi via Getty Images) | DeFodi Images via Getty Images Bayern Munich had plenty to celebrate after Friday night’s emphatic victory over Union Berlin, and Vincent Kompany made sure several players got their moment in the spotlight inside the dressing room per Sky Germany’s Kerry Hau (as captured by @iMiaSanMia). According to Harry Kane, Kompany asked four players to give short speeches following the match: Kane, who reached 100 Bundesliga goals; Michael Olise, who scored his first hat-trick for Bayern Munich; Ismaël Saibari, who scored his first goal for the club; and Serge Gnabry, who made his return from injury. It was a fitting way to recognize a night that produced several individual milestones while also underlining the depth and togetherness within the squad. Kane apparently did not have to worry about being upstaged by Olise when it came to the length of the speeches. According to the England captain, Olise delivered the shortest address of the four. That might not be particularly surprising for anyone who has followed Olise since his arrival at Bayern Munich. The French winger tends to let his football do most of the talking, although Kane believes there is considerably more to Olise’s personality than what fans see publicly. Kane offered a revealing description of his teammate after the match. “I really enjoy playing with Michael, and I also like him a lot as a person. Not everyone gets to see his true personality, but he’s a great character. He’s completely different from how he comes across to people from the outside,” Kane remarked. That last part may be particularly interesting. Olise has developed a reputation for being quiet and reserved, but Kane’s comments suggest that his teammates see a much different side of him behind closed doors. For Kompany, creating moments like these could be just as important as the tactical work. Kane, Olise, Saibari and Gnabry all had something to celebrate, and giving each player a chance to address the squad helped turn an impressive team performance into a shared celebration. And apparently, Olise kept his speech brief (not shockingly, of course). Join the conversation! Sign up for a user account and get: New, improved notifications system! Fewer ads Create community posts Comment on articles, community posts Rec comments, community posts

MADRID, SPAIN - SEPTEMBER 15: Bryan Zaragoza of RCD Espanyol de Barcelona in action during the LaLiga EA Sports 2026/27 match between Rayo Vallecano de Madrid and RCD Espanyol de Barcelona at Ontime Butarque Stadium on September 15, 2026 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Alvaro Medranda/Quality Sport Images/Getty Images) | Getty Images Bryan Zaragoza’s summer move to Spanish side RCD Espanyol marks the fourth loan spell the Spaniard has been on since his move to Bayern Munich Munich two years ago, with his previous spells being at Osasuna, Celta Vigo and AS Roma. The latter two loan moves were attached with options to buy that could became permanent under certain conditions, as long as he played enough and his team achieved enough success in their domestic league season. Unfortunately, become former Granada CF player failed to fulfill those conditions and was sent back to Munich, where he was promptly and unceremoniously put on the transfer list. His loan move to Espanyol initially seemed to break the trend by including a mandatory transfer at the end of the loan, but, if Spanish news site Mundo Deportivo’s recent report is to be believed, this loan is very similar to the previous two failed ones: An option to buy that becomes permanent under certain conditions. @iMiaSanMia captures all the details: The €8m option to buy in Bryan Zaragoza’s contract becomes mandatory if two conditions are met: • Espanyol stays up in La Liga • Bryan plays a minimum of 45 minutes in 20 league matches If both conditions are met, the Spaniard would sign a 5-year contract until 2032. BFW Analysis Yeah, this looks bad. How confident can Bayern fans truly be that these conditions will lead to a sale if they have already failed time and again? But let us look at the raw numbers at the moment. Zaragoza officially completed his move to Espanyol on August 27th. He then played 10 minutes in his first match, 15 in his second and came on at half-time to play 45 minutes in his latest match against Rayo Vallecano, at the time of writing. Espanyol have played six games in La Liga and Zaragoza has completed at least 45 minutes once. In 32 games, he will have to do so 19 more times for option to buy to become permanent. Furthermore, Espanyol need to stay in the league, having been promoted two seasons ago. It is not impossible for these conditions to be met, but it does not offer the brightest of hope, either. Though if there is any location that is sure to turn Zaragoza’s career around, it would have to be at RCD Espanyol Barcelona. Given the Spaniard’s record against FC Barcelona, surely he can thrive best in Barcelona. …Right? Join the conversation! Sign up for a user account and get: New, improved notifications system! Fewer ads Create community posts Comment on articles, community posts Rec comments, community posts

...Ce qui ne signifie absolument rien. Les clubs français réussissent mal face aux clubs portugais. Il faudra un match plein et des joueurs à 100% pour obtenir un résultat positif.

A l'occasion de la fin de la saison, certaines piscines zurichoises ont exceptionnellement ouvert leurs bassins aux chiens. Ce week-end, de nombreux quadrupèdes ont ainsi pu profiter des joies de la baignade dans une eau sans chlore. Avec ou sans gilet de sauvetage, sur le toboggan ou depuis le plongeoir: chiens et propriétaires ont pu […]