Bayern Munich Bundesliga Champions 25/26
Bayern Munich have been crowned Bundesliga champions after defeating Stuttgart 4-2 at the Allianz Arena, a result that secures the title and marks the first step toward what could become a historic treble. The team managed by Vincent Kompany dominated the German league and now boasts 35 league titles in its history.
With this victory, the Bavarians reached 79 points, holding a 15-point lead over Borussia Dortmund. The matchday also played in their favor, as Borussia Dortmund fell to Hoffenheim, easing Bayern Munich’s path to the title.
A Historic, Record-Breaking Offense
Beyond the championship, what has truly stood out is the team’s offensive performance. Bayern Munich have scored 109 goals this season, surpassing the club’s previous record set in the 1971/72 campaign, when they netted 101 goals with Gerd Müller leading the attack.
The scoring pace of this Bayern side has been overwhelming. With four matches still to play, the team is aiming for an even more ambitious milestone: the 125 goals scored by Torino in the 1947/48 season, the all-time record for goals in a single campaign. Reaching it won’t be easy, but it doesn’t seem impossible for an offense that has been unstoppable all year long.
The Treble Dream Remains Alive
With the Bundesliga title secured, Bayern Munich show no signs of slowing down. Their focus now shifts to the Pokal semifinal, where they will face Bayer Leverkusen on April 22. After that comes an even greater challenge in the Champions League: a semifinal clash against Paris Saint-Germain, the reigning champions, in what promises to be a high-level showdown.
The objective is clear: to capture the third treble in club history. With just one defeat all season, the team led by Vincent Kompany is delivering a spectacular campaign that is already historic and could place him among the club’s elite managers, alongside names like Jupp Heynckes and Hansi Flick.
Bayern Munich are not just winning—they are dominating. And now, they are going for everything.
