The German Football Association (DFB) has announced that it will host the 2026 edition of the Deutsche Meisterschaft, the country's premier league for professional football clubs.
The DFB said in a statement that the new season would be held in January 2026, with the match days being split into two rounds of fixtures to ensure fair play and competition.
The league is expected to feature top-tier teams from all over Germany, including clubs from the Bundesliga, Ligue 1, and other top divisions.
The DFB has also confirmed that the 2026 edition will include a number of new features and changes, such as increased prize money and more opportunities for youth development.
In addition to the regular season, there will also be a tournament known as the DFB Cup, which will see clubs compete against each other in knockout matches.
The DFB Cup is expected to provide a great opportunity for young talent to develop their skills on the biggest stage in German football, while also providing fans with a chance to support their favorite teams throughout the year.
Overall, the 2026 edition of the Deutsche Meisterschaft promises to be a thrilling and exciting season for fans of German football, and one that will showcase the best of the country's elite clubs.