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Milos Jojic moves to FC Cologne

Midfielder Milos Jojic is leaving Borussia Dortmund to join FC Cologne. The 23-year-old initially moved to Dortmund from Partizan Belgrade in January 2014 and made 20 Bundesliga appearances for BVB, scoring four times.

Borussia Dortmund wish Milos Jojic all the best for his future career. The two parties have agreed not to disclose the terms of the transfer.

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Gregor Kobel became the first BVB goalkeeper to keep 15 clean sheets in a single season. 34 goals conceded is the fourth-lowest tally in the club\u2019s history, behind the three championship-winning seasons of 2010/11 (22 goals conceded, a club record), 2011/12 (25) and 2001/02 (33).<\/p>\nThe attack scored 70 goals<\/b>, which was the third-highest tally in the league, behind Bayern Munich (122) and VfB Stuttgart (71).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/05/18/saison-fakten/Guirassy-Jubel.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Guirassy-Jubel-1779103986469\"><\/p>\n4-0 \u2013 the two biggest wins of the season<\/b> came in the home matches against Mainz and Freiburg, with BVB scoring four goals in each.<\/p>\nWinger Julian Ryerson provided 15 assists<\/b> in this Bundesliga this season. The last Dortmund player to be anywhere near that tally in a single season was forward Jadon Sancho in the 2019/20 campaign (16).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/05/18/saison-fakten/Ryerson-Flanke.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Ryerson-Flanke-1779103996039\"><\/p>\nFor the third season in a row, all 17 Bundesliga home matches in a season were sold out<\/b>! A total of 1,866,930 fans attended the 23 matches in the UEFA Champions League, DFB Pokal and Bundesliga at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. Only once were a few seats left empty, during the Champions League play-off match against Atalanta in February.<\/p>\nIn 14 Bundesliga clashes between Borussia Dortmund and Union Berlin, there has always been a winner<\/b> (ten times BVB, four times Union). 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Guirassy didn\u2019t hesitate to take a shot and Werder goalkeeper Mio Backhaus could only parry the shot back out and then produced a brilliant save to tip Samuele Inacio\u2019s follow-up from 15 yards onto the post. Jobe Bellingham fired the second rebound just wide of the left-hand post (6). Shortly afterwards, Maxi Beier won the ball on the right wing and Guirassy forced Backhaus into another save from six yards out as the keeper acrobatically tipped the ball over the crossbar (7).<\/p>\nWerder frequently played long balls, but there were a few moments of excitement in the BVB penalty area, such as in the 19th minute when Borussia struggled to clear the ball, or Amos Pieper\u2019s headed goal from an offside position (28). The Black & Yellows largely controlled the game (53% possession) and also had the better of the chances (5-1 shots on target) in the first half.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/05/16/bl-spielbericht/89-Bremen1.jpg\" data-assetref=\"89-Bremen1-1778945235771\"><\/p>\nThe second half kicked off in much the same vein as Felix Nmecha launched an attack from the centre circle with a long pass to Inacio, who laid the ball off to Guirassy. He then found himself on the right-hand side of the penalty area and attempted to slot the ball past the left of the onrushing Backhaus. But Bremen\u2019s goalkeeper dived  incredibly fast and stretched his right arm far enough out to make a superb save (46). By the time he had parried Guirassy\u2019s header (52), he had established himself as the best player on the pitch.<\/p>\nNico Schlotterbeck played a long diagonal ball out to Julian Ryerson on the right wing to set up the long-overdue opening goal. Guirassy beat substitute Friedl in the six-yard box and headed Ryerson\u2019s cross in at the near post, giving Backhaus no chance (59).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/05/16/bl-spielbericht/89M-Bremen.jpg\" data-assetref=\"89M-Bremen-1778945255891\"><\/p>\nIn the 72nd minute, Nmecha sent Ryerson\u2019s cross narrowly wide of the left post, missing the chance to make it 0-2. With nine minutes remaining, the ball was in the Dortmund net once more, but Stage had been narrowly offside before Coulibaly\u2019s finish. Shortly afterwards, Kobel was called into action against Mbangula. As the five minutes of added time drew to a close, Fabio Silva set a move in motion with a through ball to Julian Brandt. The play continued with two further substitutes as Karim Adeyemi squared the ball across the box to Couto, who made it 0-2.<\/p>\n<h2>WERDER BREMEN \u2013 BORUSSIA DORTMUND  0-2 (0-0)<\/b><\/h2>\nBundesliga, Matchday 34 \n <\/b>Saturday, 16 May 2026, 15:30 CEST<\/p>\nSVW:<\/b> Backhaus \u2013 Schmidt (53, Grüll), Pieper (46, Friedl), Coulibaly, Deman \u2013 Lynen \u2013 Stage, Puertas \u2013 Njinmah, Musah (70, Mbangula), Schmid (90+3, Bittencourt) \nSubstitutes:<\/b> Kolke, Agu, Stark, Covic, Milosevic<\/p>\nBVB: <\/b>Kobel \u2013 Reggiani, Anton, Schlotterbeck \u2013 Ryerson (88, Couto), Nmecha, Bellingham (83, Adeyemi), Svensson \u2013 Inacio (69, Chukwuemeka), Beier (69, Brandt) \u2013 Guirassy (83, Silva) \nSubstitutes:<\/b> Meyer, Süle, Özcan, Sabitzer \nAbsent:<\/b> Bensebaini (foot injury), Can (torn cruciate ligament)<\/p>\nGoals:<\/b> 0-1 Guirassy (59, Ryerson), 0-2 Couto (90+5, Adeyemi) \n Yellow cards:<\/b> none \n Referee:<\/b> Dankert (Rostock) \n Attendance:<\/b> 42,100 (sold out) at the Weserstadion<\/p>\nBoris Rupert<\/i><\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/05/16/bl-spielbericht/89-Grafik.jpg\" data-assetref=\"89-Grafik-1778941199283\"><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"Daniel Svensson was one of two new faces in the line-up from <a href=\"https://www.bvb.de/de/en/news/news-overview/news.html/2026/5/14/Countdown-to-Bremen-broadcast-kits-weather-referee.html\">the match against Frankfurt (3-2)<\/a>, and he set up an early triple chance by winning the ball high up in Bremen\u2019s half. Guirassy didn\u2019t hesitate to take a shot and Werder goalkeeper Mio Backhaus could only parry the shot back out and then produced a brilliant save to tip Samuele Inacio\u2019s follow-up from 15 yards onto the post. Jobe Bellingham fired the second rebound just wide of the left-hand post (6). Shortly afterwards, Maxi Beier won the ball on the right wing and Guirassy forced Backhaus into another save from six yards out as the keeper acrobatically tipped the ball over the crossbar (7).<\/p>\nWerder frequently played long balls, but there were a few moments of excitement in the BVB penalty area, such as in the 19th minute when Borussia struggled to clear the ball, or Amos Pieper\u2019s headed goal from an offside position (28). The Black & Yellows largely controlled the game (53% possession) and also had the better of the chances (5-1 shots on target) in the first half.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/05/16/bl-spielbericht/89-Bremen1.jpg\" data-assetref=\"89-Bremen1-1778945235771\"><\/p>\nThe second half kicked off in much the same vein as Felix Nmecha launched an attack from the centre circle with a long pass to Inacio, who laid the ball off to Guirassy. He then found himself on the right-hand side of the penalty area and attempted to slot the ball past the left of the onrushing Backhaus. But Bremen\u2019s goalkeeper dived  incredibly fast and stretched his right arm far enough out to make a superb save (46). By the time he had parried Guirassy\u2019s header (52), he had established himself as the best player on the pitch.<\/p>\nNico Schlotterbeck played a long diagonal ball out to Julian Ryerson on the right wing to set up the long-overdue opening goal. Guirassy beat substitute Friedl in the six-yard box and headed Ryerson\u2019s cross in at the near post, giving Backhaus no chance (59).<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/05/16/bl-spielbericht/89M-Bremen.jpg\" data-assetref=\"89M-Bremen-1778945255891\"><\/p>\nIn the 72nd minute, Nmecha sent Ryerson\u2019s cross narrowly wide of the left post, missing the chance to make it 0-2. With nine minutes remaining, the ball was in the Dortmund net once more, but Stage had been narrowly offside before Coulibaly\u2019s finish. Shortly afterwards, Kobel was called into action against Mbangula. As the five minutes of added time drew to a close, Fabio Silva set a move in motion with a through ball to Julian Brandt. 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I could live with 71, but we're going there to win,\u201d said BVB coach Niko Kovac. \u201cIf someone had told us we'd finish the season as a safe second-place team with 70 points \u2013 perhaps even 73 \u2013 I would have signed up for that straight away and said it would be a fantastic achievement. We can be very happy with what we\u2019ve accomplished in the Bundesliga,\u201d Kovac concluded. 73 points would be their best tally in seven years.<\/p>\nPersonnel situation \n<\/b>Felix Nmecha, Karim Adeyemi, and Niklas Süle had already returned to the squad for the match against Frankfurt. Marcel Sabitzer and Julian Brandt did not participate in the public training session during the week due to individual training schedules, but have since rejoined the team. Niko Kovac only has to do without captain Emre Can and Ramy Bensebaini.<\/p>\n<img src=\"/content/dam/bvbweb/en/news/2026/05/15/vorbericht-bremen/Inacio-Training.jpg\" data-assetref=\"Inacio-Training-1778829785421\"><\/p>\nThe opponent \n<\/b>Although Werder Bremen may have lost their last two matches against Hoffenheim and Augsburg, thanks to results in other matches, they secured their Bundesliga survival last weekend. Currently sitting in 15th place with 32 points, the team would finish the season with 32 points, marking their third-worst Bundesliga campaign in history.<\/b><\/p>\nWhat's next? \n<\/b> \nAfter the impressive finish to last season, when BVB secured fourth place and Champions League qualification on the final matchday, the action continued in the summer with the FIFA Club World Cup in the USA. \u201cThe break was very short,\u201d Kovac reflects \u2013 and ahead: \u201cAfter tomorrow\u2019s game, we\u2019ll all be going on holiday. We\u2019ll take a break and unwind, because not only we, the coaches and staff are under mental stress, but the physical stress on the players is also considerable.\u201d The players are allowed a week off, followed by a seven-week programme prescribed by the coaches. \u201cWe\u2019ll use this time wisely so that we can start pre-season training in a completely different way than if we did nothing.\u201d<\/p>\nIn mid-July, players, coaches, and staff will reunite in Dortmund. Only the players who will be preparing with their national teams for the World Cup starting on 11 June, will be given a break upon their return from the tournament, \u201cbut will then rejoin the team in time to have enough preparation time for the new Bundesliga season\u201d.<\/p>\nChristina Reinke<\/i><\/p>\n<a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gcne-IGPHKw\" target=\"_self\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">To the video<\/a><\/p>\n","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":"The scenario \n<\/b>With their 3-2 win over Eintracht Frankfurt last weekend, Borussia Dortmund secured second place and their tenth consecutive runner-up finish. In the first half of the season, BVB earned 36 points; a win in Bremen would see them reach 37 in the second half of the season. The Black & Yellows currently have a total of 70 points. \u201cWe're taking the game very seriously. 70 points sounds good, 73 sounds even better. I could live with 71, but we're going there to win,\u201d said BVB coach Niko Kovac. \u201cIf someone had told us we'd finish the season as a safe second-place team with 70 points \u2013 perhaps even 73 \u2013 I would have signed up for that straight away and said it would be a fantastic achievement. We can be very happy with what we\u2019ve accomplished in the Bundesliga,\u201d Kovac concluded. 73 points would be their best tally in seven years.<\/p>\nPersonnel situation \n<\/b>Felix Nmecha, Karim Adeyemi, and Niklas Süle had already returned to the squad for the match against Frankfurt. Marcel Sabitzer and Julian Brandt did not participate in the public training session during the week due to individual training schedules, but have since rejoined the team. 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