Bundesliga fan series
After the 2nd Bundesliga and 3rd League, Transfermarkt will also take a detailed look at the 18 teams in the Bundesliga with the help of the community in the coming days. Which players are the fans looking forward to the most, where is there room for improvement and what is in the squad for 2022/23 for your favorite club? For this we asked around in the forums and picked up assessments – in league one we continue with user “Klattius” and 1. FC Köln.
How do you rate the squad of 1. FC Köln?
What started last season will be consistently continued this season: great care was taken to ensure that the squad was homogeneous and suited Steffen Baumgart’s football.
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On the one hand, with Sargis Adamyan and Linton Maina on the offensive, but also with Eric Martel and the talent Denis Huseinbasic in midfield, players were signed who bring significantly more speed into the squad, on the other hand, care was taken to ensure that Steffen Tigges and Florian Dietz, who was raised from the 2nd team, does not have to rely solely on Anthony Modeste in the storm center, but also introduces alternatives or potential successors there. In addition, there is Kristian Pedersen, a variable player in his prime who is an alternative both on the left and in the center of defence.
The only major departure – Salih Özcan – should be able to be compensated for. Overall, I see the squad as broader, which will be important for the upcoming European Cup season.
Where do you see a need for improvement by Deadline Day?
Further additions should not be planned. Only the departure of the most valuable player in the squad, Ellyes Skhiri, could force FC to act again. Otherwise, it’s more about the fact that some players should leave the club. Above all, the names Ondrej Duda, who simply does not fit Baumgart football, or Sebastian Andersson, who fell well short of expectations, come up. In addition, they would certainly like to give up club icon Timo Horn, who is a great second goalkeeper, but for this position – like the two aforementioned ones – gets a salary that puts too much strain on the budget.
With the exception of Horn, you probably wouldn’t have to get a replacement if these players left, because the squad is already well staffed.
What do you expect from the playful appearance of the team?
Full can of Baumgart! 90 minutes of excitement, attacking, being brave and not looking at the name of the opposing jersey. Just go full throttle. The squad has been optimized again for this type of football and I’m very excited to see how a team can bring even more Baumgart onto the pitch than last season.
With Mané, Raum & Co.: These Bundesliga top transfers are fixed
These top transfers are fixed for the 2022/23 Bundesliga season
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Transfer fee and market value, including free transfers, are taken into account in this gallery. The higher number is decisive for the ranking.
(as of August 4, 2022)
Mario Götze – PSV Eindhoven -> Eintracht – market value: €10M
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Transfer fee: €4 million
Ozan Kabak – Schalke 04 -> TSG Hoffenheim – market value: €10m
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fee. €7 million
Jens Petter Hauge – Milan -> Eintracht (after loan) – fee: €10m
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Market value: 8 million
Jakub Kaminski – Lech Poznan -> VfL Wolfsburg – market value: €10m
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Transfer fee: €10 million
Armel Bella-Kotchap – VfL Bochum -> Southampton – market value: €10M
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Transfer fee: €10 million
Stanley Nsoki – Club Brugge -> TSG Hoffenheim – fee: €12M
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Market value: €7 million
Angelo Fulgini – Angers SCO -> Mainz 05 – market value: €12M
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Transfer fee: €5 million
Chris Richards – Bayern Munich -> Crystal Palace – fee: €12M
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Market value: €7.5 million
Marc Roca – Bayern Munich -> Leeds United – fee: €12M
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Market value: 7 million
Salih Özcan – 1. FC Köln -> BVB – market value: €13M
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Transfer fee: €5 million
Orel Mangala – VfB Stuttgart -> Nottingham Forest – market value: €15M
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Transfer fee: 13 million € (2 – 4 million € bonuses possible)
Mattias Svanberg – Bologna -> VfL Wolfsburg – market value: €15M
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Transfer fee: €9 million
Corentino Tolisso – Bayern Munich -> Olympique Lyon – market value: €15M
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Free transfer
Konstantinos Mavropanos – Arsenal -> VfB (after loan) – market value: €15m
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Purchase option: €3.2 million
Breel Embolo – Gladbach -> AS Monaco – market value: €15M
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Transfer fee: €12.5 million
Randal Kolo Muani – Nantes -> Eintracht – market value: €16M
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Free transfer
Jeremiah St. Juste – Mainz -> Sporting – market value: €16M
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Transfer fee: €9.5 million
Florian Grillitsch – leaves Hoffenheim – market value: €16m
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Free transfer
Brian Brobbey – RB Leipzig -> Ajax – fee: €16.35m
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Market value: €9 million
Hee-chan Hwang – RB Leipzig -> Wolves (after loan) – fee: €16.7m
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Market value: €16 million
Moussa Niakhaté – Mainz 05 -> Nottingham Forest – market value: €18M
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Transfer fee: €10 million
Matthias Ginter – Gladbach -> SC Freiburg – market value: €18M
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Free transfer
Mathys Tel – Stade Rennes -> FC Bayern – fee: €20M
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Market value: €2 million
Nordi Mukiele – RB Leipzig -> PSG – market value: €20m
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Transfer fee: €12 million
Noussair Mazraoui – Ajax -> FC Bayern – market value: €20M
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Free transfer
Adam Hlozek – Sparta Prague -> Bayer 04 – market value: €20M
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Transfer fee: €13 million (possible through bonuses of up to €13.5 million)
Tyler Adams – RB Leipzig -> Leeds – fee: €20M
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Market value: €17 million
Taiwo Awoniyi – Union -> Nottingham – fee: €20.5M
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Market value: €20 million
David Raum – TSG Hoffenheim -> RB Leipzig – Fee: €26M
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Market value: €20 million
Xaver Schlager – VfL Wolfsburg -> RB Leipzig – market value: €27M
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Transfer fee: €12 million
Nico Schlotterbeck – Freiburg -> BVB – market value: €33m
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Transfer fee: €20 million
Niklas Süle – FC Bayern -> BVB – market value: €35m
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Free transfer
Ryan Gravenberch – Ajax -> FC Bayern – market value: €35m
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Transfer fee: €18.5 million (possible through bonuses of up to €24 million)
Karim Adeyemi – RB Salzburg -> BVB – market value: €35m
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Transfer fee: €30 million
Sébastien Haller – Ajax -> BVB – market value: €35m
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Transfer fee: €31 million
Robert Lewandowski – FC Bayern -> FC Barcelona – market value/transfer fee: €45m
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Sadio Mané – Liverpool -> FC Bayern – market value: €70M
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Transfer fee: €32 million (up to €39 million possible through bonuses)
Matthijs de Ligt – Juventus -> FC Bayern – market value: €70M
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Transfer fee: €67 million
Erling Haaland – BVB -> Man City – market value: €150m
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Transfer fee: €60 million
What can 1. FC Köln do for the whole season?
All. In every direction. Anything is possible between 5th and 18th place. You can go completely under the wheels, or you can top last season – or everything in between as well. Therefore, as every season, the following applies to FC: First of all, only staying up in the league counts. If it is hopefully fixed early, you can see if it is even enough for more. In addition, you have the chance to show yourself in the ECL if you make it through the playoffs. And last season showed that this competition has something to offer, if you look at the quarter-finalists for example.
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