1, Bayern Munich Football Club
This is a sports club located in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Its home is the Allianz Stadium in Munich. It was founded on February 27th, led by Franz Johann 1 1 football player.
The club has won 365,438+0 Bundesliga titles, 20 German Cups, 6 Champions League titles and 32 German top league titles, as well as the UEFA Cup, the European Winners Cup and the World Club Cup. The current head coach Julian nagel Mann.
2. Dortmund Football Club
This is a famous football club in Dortmund, Germany, nicknamed "Bumblebee". Won 1 European Champions Cup, 1 European Winners Cup, 1 Toyota Cup, 1 German Cup, and 8 German top leagues. The match between Dortmund and Bayern is called "national derby".
Dortmund is located in Ruhr-gebiet, Germany, and there is another football powerhouse Schalke 04 in this area, so the match between them is called "Ruhr Derby", and the match between Dortmund and Bayern is called "National Derby". Marco Rose, the current head coach.
3. Leverkusen Football Club
This is a football club located in Leverkusen, Germany. Established in July 1904. Because the team was founded by Bayer, a global pharmaceutical giant, it was nicknamed "Pharmaceutical Factory". The home of the team is Bayer Athletic Stadium.
Leverkusen Football Club has won the German Cup, UEFA Cup and German Football League runner-up four times. In May, 20021,Leverkusen officially announced that Severn was the new coach of the team, and the two sides signed a contract for three years.
4. Leipzig Red Bull Football Club
This is a German football club headquartered in Leipzig, Saxony. In 2009, the club was acquired by Red Bull, a functional beverage manufacturer, through the acquisition of Mark Lanstat, a five-level league team. Its home is located in the Red Bull Arena. The current head coach is domenico tedesco.
5. Freiburg Football Club
The club is located in Freiburg, Baden-Wü rttemberg, southwest Germany. It is a professional football club, and now it is competing for the first division of German football. The team was established on 1904. In his early years, he mainly played in regional leagues, and it was not until 1978 that he first set foot in the Bundesliga. The main stadium of the club is Deresjo Stadium, which can accommodate 25,000 people.
The former head coach Volkoffink is the longest coach in the history of German professional football. He coached Freiburg from 199 1 until May 2007, and the team was almost unable to upgrade for two consecutive years. Streich, the current head coach.