Transfer ticker
Million sum: Bundesliga club gets striker talent
May 19, 2025 – 3:40 p.m.Reading time: 3 min.
The Bundesliga season is just over. But the clubs are already planning for the coming season. All important news in the transfer ticker.
This year’s transfer summer has it all. This is because the clubs are allowed to sign players for the first time in two different periods. Due to the club World Cup, the first transfer window opens on June 1st and then closes again on June 10th. The regular transfer window then goes from July 1st to September 1st.
SC Freiburg has strengthened for the new season with an offensive player from Burkina Faso. As the Bundesliga club announced on Monday, Cyriaque Irié changes from the French second division club Estac Troyes to Breisgau. Concharging was agreed by the contract content. According to “kicker”, however, the transfer is between eight and nine million euros.
SC sports director Klemens Hartenbach was impressed by the 19-year-old newcomer. Cyriaque brings a lot of talent and have “really good basic qualities”. He also has a “good speed” and have physically “very exciting prerequisites,” said Hartenbach.
For Troyes, Irié completed his first season in the professional area last season and came up with 38 competitive game missions. He scored eight goals during this time.
FC Bayern upgraded for the new season on the defensive. A Danish international comes from Italy to the German champion. You can read here.
FC St. Pauli has committed reinforcements for the right outer lane. Arkadiusz Pyrka changes from the Polish first division club Piast Gliwice to Millerntor and is the first new addition of the Hamburgers for the coming season.
The 22-year-old’s contract ends in June, after which he joins the Bundesliga promoter. The Pole has been under contract in Gliwice since 2020. The club did not provide any information about the term of its new working paper at the “Kiezkickers”.
After five years, the Hannover 96 chapter ends for Seit Muroya. The full -back will return to his Japanese homeland – also because his son will be enrolled there in the summer. “With his be Muroya, a player leaves us who, with all my heart, identified with Hannover 96 and used it for the club,” says 96 managing director Marcus Mann in the club announcement.
Muroya switched from FC Tokyo to the Lower Saxony in 2020. “I didn’t know exactly what to expect when I switched to Europe-but at some point there was the moment when I was clear to me, Hannover 96 should and will remain my only club in Europe,” said the 31-year-old
Fabian Reese is preserved Hertha BSC. The key player of the second division team has signed his signature under a new working paper. This ties him to the club until 2030.
In a message from the Berliner, Reese said: “This club has grown very dear to me in the past two years. I appreciate what this special constellation at Hertha and Berlin offers me.”