#tsg-hoffenheim

#tsg-hoffenheim

Leeds and Daniel Farke may have kept their powder relatively dry this month when it comes to incoming transfers, but there appears to be movement imminent within the manager's family. Farke's son, Luis Engelns, represents 2. Bundesliga club FC Paderborn but is now, according to reports in Germany, on the cusp of a move to a team in a higher division. Engelns, 18, chose to take his mother's maiden name and has already taken great strides in the game, appearing over 30 times for Paderborn across all competitions.

I can say it openly: Bayern Munich. In hindsight, it's the only club I think I should have joined. But we'll never know how things would have turned out. That was during the time of Robert Lewandowski, Thomas Müller, and all the others; it was clear I wouldn't have played as much as I did here [in Hoffenheim]. Financially, I would definitely have been better off. That's the only thing I might regret; everything else didn't particularly appeal to me. That's why I'm still here.

On Sunday afternoon (15.30 CET), FC Bayern Women travel to the Kraichgau region, or to be exact, the Dietmar Hopp Stadium in Hoffenheim. They'll be heading there with their red and white determination and an impressive winning streak that will give TSG Hoffenheim plenty of food for thought. Among those in the spotlight: Klara Bühl, currently the top scorer in European women's football, who is setting new records with every goal and assist.