Bundesliga 2025-26 awards: our players, goal, coach and head loss of the season

The Guardian reports that Bundesliga 2025-26 awards: our players, goal, coach and head loss of the season. Who was the best player, and why is it not Harry Kane? Which loanee is already a superstar? And who bottled it?A hearty pat on the back to Hoffenheim, the unexpected and unfancied top-four gatecrashers who ultimately couldn’t quite hold on. This season has been all about Bayern, though, and not just in the normal they-always-win-it way. To call them the most beloved Bayern team in a generation would be overcooking it – the club will never be universally loved, and fair enough – but Vincent Kompany’s team were not just a behemoth but an absolute joy to watch, not only irresistible but endlessly entertaining, with Harry Kane and Michael Olise as ingenious as they were consistent. So much of the club’s change of image, as a team at least, is down to Kompany, a humble and emotionally intelligent coach who gives Bayern all the regal flow of their best teams down the years – but with added humility. Continue reading...

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