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Football : German Bundesliga transfers in 2009/2010 season

Latest transfers in German Bundesliga

dateplayertofromm€
Feb '10ElsonHannover 96Stuttgart 
Feb '10Arouna KoneHannover 96Sevilla 
Feb '10Radoslav ZabavnikMainzTerek Grozny 
Feb '10Malik FathiMainzSpartak Moscow 
Jan '10Sandro WagnerWerderDuisburg 
Jan '10Lewis HoltbyBochumSchalke 
Jan '10Hao JuminSchalke 04Tianjin Teda 
Jan '10ReverWolfsburgGremio 
Jan '10Halil AltintopFrankfurtSchalke 
Jan '10Zoran TosicKolnManchester United 

The most expensive transfers

dateplayertofromm€
Jan '10Papiss CisseFreiburgMetz1.6
Jan '10Peer KlugeSchalke 04Nurnberg1.5
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Major transfers in German Bundesliga

Bochum

Midfielder Lewis Holtby on loan from Schalke.

Frankfurt

Turkish forward Halil Altintop from Schalke; American midfielder Ricardo Clark from Houston Dynamo.

Freiburg

Senegalese forward Papiss Cisse from Metz for a fee of €1.6m.

Hamburger SV

Dutch forward Ruud Van Nistelrooy on a free transfer from Real Madrid.

Hannover 96

Ivory Coast forward Arouna Kone on loan from Sevilla; Brazilian midfielder Elson on loan from Stuttgart; Slovakian defender Jan Durica on loan from Lokomotiv Moscow; Goalkeeper Uwe Gospodarek on a free transfer.

Hertha

Georgian midfielder Levan Kobiashvili on loan from Schalke; Czech defender Roman Hubnik on loan from Moscow; Greek forward Theofanis Gekas on loan from Bayer Leverkusen.

Koln

Serbian midfielder Zoran Tosic on loan from Manchester United.

Mainz

Defender Malik Fathi on loan from Spartak Moscow; Slovakian defender Radoslav Zabavnik on a free transfer from Terek Grozny; Czech midfielder Jan Simak from Stuttgart; Hungarian forward Adam Szalai on loan from Real Madrid.

Nurnberg

Brazilian defender Breno on loan from Bayern Munich; Midfielder Andreas Ottl on loan from Bayern Munich.

Schalke 04

Chinese midfielder Hao Jumin from Tianjin Teda; Midfielder Peer Kluge from Nurnberg for a fee of €1.5m; Midfielder Alexander Baumjohann from Bayern Munich; Brazilian forward Edu from Suwon Blue Wings; Forward Bogdan Mueller from Neckarelz; Norwegian defender Tore Reginiussen from Tromso.

Stuttgart

Italian defender Cristian Molinaro on loan from Juventus.

Werder

Forward Sandro Wagner from Duisburg; Tunisian defender Aymen Abdennour on loan from Etoile Sahel.

Wolfsburg

Brazilian defender Rever from Gremio.

Bayer L.

Swiss forward Eren Derdiyok from Basel; Finnish defender Sami Hyypia on a free transfer from Liverpool.

Bayern

Dutch forward Arjen Robben from Real Madrid for a fee of €25m; Croatian midfielder Danijel Pranjic from Heerenveen for a fee of €7m; Dutch defender Edson Braafheid from Twente for a fee of €2m; Forward Mario Gomez from Stuttgart for a fee of €30m; Midfielder Alexander Baumjohann from Borussia Monchengladbach; Russian midfielder Anatoliy Tymoshchuk from Zenit St. Petersburg for a fee of €14m; Croatian forward Ivica Olic from Hamburger.

Bochum

Slovenian forward Zlatko Dedic from Frosinone; Swedish midfielder Andreas Johansson from Halmstad.

Borussia M.

Venezuela midfielder Arango from Mallorca; Midfielder Thorben Marx from Arminia Bielefeld; Argentinean forward Raul Bobadilla from Grasshoppers Zurich for a fee of €3.5m; Midfielder Roman Neustadter from Mainz.

Dortmund

Chilean forward Lucas Barrios from Colo Colo for a fee of €5m; Midfielder Sven Bender from 1860 Munich; Bulgarian forward Dimitar Rangelov from Energie Cottbus for a fee of €1m; Forward Kevin Grosskreutz from Ahlen; Midfielder Markus Feulner from Mainz.

Frankfurt

Swiss midfielder Pirmin Schwegler from Bayer Leverkusen; Midfielder Selim Teber from Hoffenheim.

Freiburg

South Korean defender Du-Ri Cha from Koblenz.

Hamburger SV

Czech defender David Rozehnal from Lazio for a fee of €5m; Swedish forward Marcus Berg from Groningen; Dutch forward Eljero Elia from Twente for a fee of €9m; Midfielder Robert Tesche from Arminia Bielefeld; Brazilian defender Ze Roberto on a free transfer from Bayern Munich.

Hannover 96

Ivory Coast forward Didier Konan Ya from Rosenborg; Tunisian defender Karim Haggui from Bayer Leverkusen.

Hertha

Goalkeeper Timo Ochs on a free transfer from Red Bull Salzburg; Colombian forward Adrian Ramos from America Cali; Brazilian midfielder Cesar on a free transfer from Al-Ahli; Midfielder Florian Kringe on loan from Borussia Dortmund; Swedish forward Rasmus Bengtsson from Trelleborg; Serbian defender Nemanja Pejcinovic on loan from Rad Belgrade; Polish forward Artur Wichniarek from Arminia Bielefeld.

Hoffenheim

Finnish defender Jukka Raitala on loan from Helsinki; Croatian defender Josip Simunic from Hertha Berlin for a fee of €7m; Argentinean midfielder Franco Zuculini from Racing Avellaneda for a fee of €4.6m; Ghanaian forward Prince Tagoe on a free transfer from Al-Ettifaq; Defender Christian Eichner from Karlsruhe; Goalkeeper Jens Grahl from Greuther Furth; Brazilian forward Maicosuel Reginaldo from Botafogo.

Koln

Defender Christopher Schorch from Real Madrid; Portuguese midfielder Maniche on a free transfer from Atletico Madrid.

Mainz

Austrian midfielder Andreas Ivanschitz from Panathinaikos Athens for a fee of €1.5m; Egyptian midfielder Gamal Hamza from Zamalek; Midfielder Eugen Polanski on loan from Getafe; Czech midfielder Filip Trojan from St. Pauli; Goalkeeper Heinz Muller from Barnsley.

Nurnberg

Norwegian defender Havard Nordtveit on loan from Arsenal London.

Schalke 04

Brazilian midfielder Mineiro from Chelsea; Midfielder Lewis Holtby from Aachen; Greek midfielder Vassilios Pliatsikas from AEK Athens; Croatian forward Danijel Prskalo from Sturm Graz; Czech midfielder Jan Moravek from Bohemians Prague.

Stuttgart

Swiss midfielder Zdravko Kuzmanovic from Fiorentina for a fee of €8m; Russian forward Pavel Pogrebnyak from Zenit St. Petersburg; Belarussian midfielder Aleksandr Hleb on loan from Barcelona; Midfielder Matthias Schwarz from Ingolstadt; Defender Stefano Celozzi from Karlsruhe.

Werder

Peruvian forward Claudio Pizarro (permanent signing) from Chelsea for a fee of €5m; Midfielder Tim Borowski from Bayern Munich; Midfielder Marko Marin from Borussia Monchengladbach for a fee of €8.4m; Bolivian forward Marcelo Moreno Martins on loan from Shakhtar Donetsk.

Wolfsburg

Nigerian forward Obafemi Martins from Newcastle United for a fee of €10m; Midfielder Fabian Johnson from 1860 Munich; Algerian midfielder Karim Ziani from Marseille; Danish midfielder Thomas Kahlenberg from Auxerre.
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transfers news

Wolsfbu. 20.2.10
Wolfsburg signs Ben Khalifa

Wolfsburg has signed striker Nassim Ben Khalifa from Grasshopper Zurich on a four-year contract starting next season. The 18-year-old forward won the Under-17 World Cup title with Switzerland last year.

Hannover 2.2.10
Kone, Elson join Hannover on loan

Struggling Hannover have signed Ivory Coast striker Arouna Kone and Brazilian midfielder Elson on loan in an effort to bolster their fight against relegation from the Bundesliga. The 26-year-old Kone is joining from Sevilla, while Elson, 28, arrives from Stuttgart, both until the end of the season. Hannover are in the relegation zone after a poor run that resulted in coach Andreas Bergmann being dismissed and replaced by Mirko Slomka.

Mainz 2.2.10
Defenders Zabavnik, Fathi join Mainz

Mainz have signed Slovakia defender Radoslav Zabavnik from Terek Grozny and German defender Malik Fathi from Spartak Moscow. The 29-year-old Zabavnik joins the Bundesliga club on a free transfer deal until the end of the season, with an option to extend it through June 2012. The 26-year-old Fathi is returning home on loan for the rest of this campaign. He previously played in the Bundesliga for Hertha Berlin.

Werder 31.1.10
Werder Bremen sign Sandro Wagner

Werder Bremen have moved to strengthen their attack and halt their slide down the Bundesliga by signing Germany under-21 striker Sandro Wagner from second division side Duisburg. The 22-year-old has put pen to paper on a four-and-a-half-year contract after passing a medical, despite still being in recovery following a torn knee ligament.In return, Werder sent defender Dusko Tosic and forward Kevin Schindler to Duisburg on loan until the end of the season. Schindler already had been on loan to second-division club Augsburg.

Wolsfbu. 30.1.10
Wolfsburg signs Brazilian defender Rever

Wolfsburg have signed Brazilian defender Rever from Gremio Football Porto Alegrense. The 25-year-old centre-back has signed a deal worth €5 million, until 2014. "He's a very talented player at the best age there is for a footballer," said general manager Dieter Hoeness. Rever, however, will have to wait for his debut as he continues his recovery from a fractured hand. At the same time, Wolfsburg released Portuguese defender Ricardo Costa, who moved to Lille in France.

Bochum 30.1.10
Bochum loan forward Holtby from Schalke

Bochum have completed the transfer of highly rated Schalke 04 youngster Lewis Holtby on a eighteen-month loan deal. The 19-year-old joined Schalke from Alemannia Aachen for a reported €3 million fee at the beginning of the season. The versatile attacker has made nine league appearances for Schalke so far, in which he set up two goals.

Frankfurt 28.1.10
Altintop leaves Schalke for Frankfurt

Eintracht Frankfurt have completed the signing of Turkish international Halil Altintop from Schalke for an undisclosed fee. The 27-year-old striker, whose twin brother Hamit plays for Bayern Munich, played little in Schalke this season under coach Felix Magath. He has only started twice this campaign. Eintracht have two strikers on the long-term injured list, Ioannis Amanatidis and Martin Fenin.

Koln 28.1.10
United loan Tosic to Koln

Manchester United have loaned Serbian winger Zoran Tosic to German club Koln until the end of this season. The 22-year-old has failed to make an impression at Old Trafford since arriving a year ago from Partizan Belgrade. Tosic has been restricted to just five substitute appearances for the Manchester United and his two appearances this season were in the League Cup.

Hamburg 24.1.10
Van Nistelrooy joins Hamburg

Ruud van Nistelrooy has cut his ties with Real Madrid and signed a one-and-a-half-year free transfer deal with German side Hamburger. The 33-year-old Dutch striker, who has played for Manchester United and PSV Eindhoven, is the only player to have been top scorer in the English, Dutch and Spanish leagues. Van Nistelrooy finished as the leading scorer in the Primera Division during his first season with Real in 2006/07, but the latter part of his time with the Spanish giants has been plagued by injuries and he has managed just one substitute appearance in the league this season.

Frankfurt 21.1.10
Ricardo Clark agrees German switch

United States international Ricardo Clark is set to join Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt until the end of the season, with the option for a further three years. The 26-year-old defensive midfielder was out of contract at Major League Soccer side Houston Dynamo. He started 171 of the 182 matches he played in MLS, and helped Houston win MLS titles in 2006 and 2007. Clark has also played 26 games for his country.

Mainz 19.1.10
Mainz seal Simak signing

Czech midfielder Jan Simak has agreed to move from Stuttgart to Bundesliga rivals Mainz with immediate effect. The 31-year-old has agreed a contract with Mainz until the end of the 2011 season after accepting that he was not part of new Stuttgart coach Christian Gross's plans. Simak joined Stuttgart in 2008. He previously played for Sparta Prague, Carl Zeiss Jena, Bayer Leverkusen and Hannover.

Werder 16.1.10
Werder signs defender Abdennour

Werder Bremen has signed defender Aymen Abdennour on loan until the end of the season from Tunisian club Etoile Sportive du Sahel. The Bundesliga club said Friday it also has an option to give the 20-year-old Abdennour a full contract. No details of the deal were given.
 
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