Germany’s summer window has closed, and the Bundesliga’s official transfer centre has confirmed a final wave of moves. The useful story now is not the rumour—it is the role each arrival can realistically claim.
Bayer Leverkusen added right-back Guéla Doué on a five-year deal, while RB Leipzig brought in striker Marc Guiu. Köln secured English teenager Mikey Moore on loan, Eintracht Frankfurt signed centre-back Lilian Brassier and Werder Bremen added midfielder Youri Regeer on loan.
Each deal answers a different squad problem: width and recovery pace at full-back, penalty-area presence, one-against-one creativity, defensive replacement and midfield availability. None guarantees minutes, but every one creates a clear selection decision for the next competitive round.
