For a long while, it was suggested that FC Barcelona were the favourites to secure the signing of Jonathan Tah on a free transfer in the summer.The 29-year-old German international’s contract with

Bayern Munich came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory over Manchester United and claim the inaugural women's World Sevens Football (W7F) title in Estoril, Portugal on Friday. Read more at straitstimes.

As champions, Bayern take home $2.5million (£1.9m, €2.2m) in prize money, which is split 60-40 to the club and players, while runners-up Manchester United earned $1m. The winners’ cheque is roughly six times more than what the UEFA Champions League winners will earn $398,000, (€350,000, £294,000) on Saturday.

Barcelona's summer transfer window has taken a significant hit. Despite hopes of securing a top-tier defensive reinforcement, one of their key targets has opted for a different path.

Bayern Munich fans have paid tribute to Thomas Müller before, during and after his last home game for the club.

Bundesliga champions FC Bayern Munich have made an interesting loan recall ahead of the coming Club World Cup. A player not on Bayern’s early loan recall list will be joining the German record