Jamal Musiala scored a hat-trick upon his return, Thomas Müller his 250th goal in an official match, and super talent Lennart Karl got his first minutes in Bayern Munich's senior team. It was thus no wonder that board member for sport Max Eberl spoke of "many nice stories" after Sunday's 10-0 thrashing of New Zealand part-timers Auckland City in their Club World Cup opener.

Bayern Munich kicked off their Club World Cup campaign on Sunday with a record-breaking 10-0 victory over Auckland City, a team made up of amateur players.

Jamal Musiala hit a hat-trick and Harry Kane drew a blank as Bayern Munich hammered Auckland City 10-0 to launch their Club World Cup campaign in record-breaking fashion.Vincent Kompany’s Bundesliga champions led 6-0 at half-time of the Group C contest in Cincinnati thanks to braces from Kingsley Coman and Michael Olise,

The Club World Cup has taken a new form in 2025, going from a seven-team tournament to one including 32 sides from different continents. That has already seen a glut of goals scored, given European powerhouses have been pitted against much smaller sides from across the globe.

Jamal Musiala etched his name in the history books during the FIFA Club World Cup between Bayern Munich and Auckland City. Musiala replaced Harry Kane in the 61st minute and scored a hat-trick in 17 minutes to set a massive world record.

As expected, Turkish giants Galatasaray completed the transfer of Leroy Sané on a free transfer. At first, the German international was expected to immediately leave Bayern Munich, but Sky’s

Bayern Munich and adidas reveal the 2025/26 home kit featuring a bold red-and-white design and a special edition tribute to Thomas Müller.

It will be a long transfer window for Bayern Munich as they hunt for a high-profile winger. With Florian Wirtz close to joining Liverpool, Bayern need someone who can complement the likes of Michael Olise and Jamal Musiala on the left flank.