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Bayer Leverkusen

Bayer Leverkusen

Bundesliga

Season Statistics

6 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (67%) Draw (17%) Loss (17%)
6 Played
4 Won
1 Drawn
1 Lost
16 Goals For
9 Goals Against

Team Overview

Bayer Leverkusen, based in the Rhineland and founded in 1904 by employees of the Bayer pharmaceutical company, is one of the Bundesliga's most distinctive clubs. Known as Die Werkself, the club has long had a reputation for attacking football and for developing talent. For years it was a fixture near the top of the table, often finishing in the European places, but it was also tagged with the "Neverkusen" label after several near misses. That changed with the 2023-24 season, when Leverkusen won its first Bundesliga title and completed a domestic double with the DFB-Pokal, a landmark in the club's history.

The current campaign, based on the six Bundesliga matches in the data, has been solid and offensively productive. Leverkusen has won four, drawn one and lost one, scoring 16 goals and conceding 9 for a goal difference of +7. That works out to roughly 2.7 goals per match, and the side has not failed to score in any of the six games. The recent form line of LWDWWW shows an opening-round defeat followed by a run of one draw and three straight wins. Manager Carles Martinez has a side that has found the net consistently.

The home and away splits are the clearest contr

Squad (30 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

J. Blaswich
#28 J. Blaswich
M. Flekken
#1 M. Flekken
N. Lomb
#36 N. Lomb
S. Rapsch
#12 S. Rapsch

Defenders (9)

L. Badé
#5 L. Badé
G. Doué
#20 G. Doué
Miguel Gutiérrez
#3 Miguel Gutiérrez
B. Hawighorst
#29 B. Hawighorst
F. Medina
#2 F. Medina
T. Oermann
#15 T. Oermann
J. Quansah
#4 J. Quansah
E. Tapsoba
#12 E. Tapsoba
Lucas Vázquez
#17 Lucas Vázquez

Midfielders (11)

R. Andrich
#8 R. Andrich
M. Culbreath
#42 M. Culbreath
M. Djedovic
#14 M. Djedovic
E. Fernández
#6 E. Fernández
Aleix García
#24 Aleix García
J. Hofmann
#7 J. Hofmann
B. Kir
#30 B. Kir
I. Maza
#30 I. Maza
M. Tillman
#10 M. Tillman
M. Diaby
#19 M. Diaby
Afonso Moreira
#9 Afonso Moreira

Attackers (6)

N. Tella
#23 N. Tella
E. Ben Seghir
#29 E. Ben Seghir
V. Boniface
#22 V. Boniface
Christian Kofane
#35 Christian Kofane
P. Schick
#14 P. Schick
M. Terrier
#11 M. Terrier

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
14
P. Schick
P. Schick
FW 7.4 6 6 2 434 2 81
2
F. Medina
F. Medina
DF 7.1 6 1 0 461 3 405
1
M. Flekken
M. Flekken
GK 6.6 6 0 0 540 0 177
12
E. Tapsoba
E. Tapsoba
DF 6.8 6 0 1 540 7 411
24
Aleix García
Aleix García
MF 7.3 6 0 1 534 8 539
4
J. Quansah
J. Quansah
DF 6.8 6 1 1 458 5 247
3
Miguel Gutiérrez
Miguel Gutiérrez
DF 7.5 6 1 3 533 9 289
6
E. Fernández
E. Fernández
MF 7.1 6 1 0 376 19 237
9
Afonso Moreira
Afonso Moreira
MF 6.6 6 0 1 474 6 137
30
I. Maza
I. Maza
MF 7.5 6 2 2 510 7 227
19
M. Diaby
M. Diaby
FW 6.9 5 1 0 350 1 111
10
M. Tillman
M. Tillman
MF 6.7 5 0 1 179 2 94
17
Lucas Vázquez
Lucas Vázquez
DF 4.7 4 0 0 78 1 34
35
Christian Kofane
Christian Kofane
FW 6.7 4 2 0 134 1 19
8
R. Andrich
R. Andrich
MF 5.7 3 1 0 127 7 76
7
J. Hofmann
J. Hofmann
MF 6.4 3 0 0 44 1 27
11
M. Terrier
M. Terrier
FW 6.4 2 0 0 38 1 19
5
L. Badé
L. Badé
DF 4.5 2 0 0 74 4 59
23
N. Tella
N. Tella
FW 6.9 2 0 0 46 1 13
22
V. Boniface
V. Boniface
FW 3.1 1 0 0 12 0 2
20
G. Doué
G. Doué
DF 6.9 1 0 0 27 0 33
29
E. Ben Seghir
E. Ben Seghir
FW 6.9 1 0 0 10 2 7

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (46)

M. Diaby
From Al-Ittihad FC
Transfer Aug 2026
G. Doué
From Strasbourg
Transfer Aug 2026
F. Medina
From Marseille
Transfer Aug 2026
Miguel Gutiérrez
From Napoli
Transfer Aug 2026
Luca Erlein
From 1899 Hoffenheim
Transfer Jul 2026
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Departures (42)

Arthur
To Werder Bremen
Loan Aug 2026
A. Tape
To Levante
Loan Aug 2026
E. Poku
To Beşiktaş
Loan Aug 2026
E. Palacios
To Ipswich
Transfer Aug 2026
K. Papadakis
To OFI
Transfer Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

9 Out 0 Doubtful
E. Ben Seghir
E. Ben Seghir Muscle Injury
Out
M. Culbreath
M. Culbreath Foot Injury
Out
K. Eichhorn
K. Eichhorn Illness
Out
M. Terrier
M. Terrier Muscle Injury
Out
G. Doue
G. Doue Calf Injury
Out
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Impact Analysis

Bayer Leverkusen have nine players unavailable, all confirmed out, with none listed as doubtful. Six of them are dealing with physical issues: E. Ben Seghir, M. Terrier and C. Kofane with muscle injuries, G. Doue with a calf problem, M. Culbreath with a foot injury and K. Eichhorn with an illness. Muscle and calf problems account for four of those six cases, so soft-tissue complaints are the dominant theme. No return dates have been provided for any of them.

V. Boniface, J. Hofmann and T. Oermann are listed as off the roster. They are unavailable for selection, but this is a squad-composition matter rather than an injury one. Together with the six injured players, it narrows the pool of options.

The data does not specify positions, so it is not possible to say which areas of the pitch are hit hardest. Nine absentees is still a sizeable share of a senior squad. Depth will be tested wherever those players would normally feature, and the remaining players will need to absorb extra minutes. Without more detail on the replacements, the squad's overall depth is best described as stretched but not yet defined by any single absence.

Recent Form

WWWWW
W SC Freiburg 2-1 (H)
W Lech Poznan 0-4 (A)
W FSV Mainz 05 3-4 (A)
W RB Leipzig 2-0 (H)
W Celje 2-0 (H)

Form Analysis

Bayer Leverkusen have won all five of their last matches, scoring 14 goals and conceding 4, a record that shows consistency rather than any decline. The attack has been productive throughout. They scored at least twice in every game and reached four goals twice, in the 4-0 win at Lech Poznan and the 4-3 win at FSV Mainz 05. That averages 2.8 goals per match.

Defensively the picture is strong but not flawless. Three clean sheets came against Lech Poznan, RB Leipzig and Celje, and SC Freiburg were limited to one goal. The exception was the three goals conceded at Mainz, which account for most of the four goals against in this run. It shows that Leverkusen can be stretched in an open game, though they had the firepower to win it.

The results are strong both home and away. At home they won three from three, scoring six and conceding one. On the road they won two from two, scoring eight and conceding three. The opposition has been varied, with three Bundesliga sides in Freiburg, Leipzig and Mainz alongside Lech Poznan and Celje. Leverkusen have beaten all of them.

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