time and where to see Luis Díaz's debut in Bundesliga

The Colombian end will make his debut in the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich against Leipzig, in a premiere that combines expectations and the search for title number 35 for the Bavarian club.

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The Bundesliga 2025-2026 starts with a great game: Bayern Munich, defending champion, faces the Leipzig in the Allianz Arena, in a duel that will mark the debut of the Colombian Luis Díaz in the German league.

After his arrival as the star signing of Bayern, Díaz arrives with the protagonist's poster and with the illusion of maintaining his streak of titles in each club he has defended.

The Bavaro team begins the defense of its crown and the search for its title number 35, after starting the official season with the German Super Cup, in which they beat Stuttgart 2-1. Díaz has already left his stamp in Germany with a goal in that match and has been one of the most prominent players during the preseason. However, the fans are still pending reinforcements, since the incorporations have been limited to the Colombian, defender Jonathan Tah and the young flywheel Tom Bischoof.

On the other hand, important figures such as Kingsley Coman, Thomas Müller, Leroy Sané and Joao Palhinha have left the club, while Jamal Musiala is in recovery.

The 28 -year -old Guajiro, aware of the demand of the Bundesliga, said: “He already had a little knowledge of the Bundesliga, I am very loving to see football and all the competitions. I spoke with Florian (Wirtz) in Liverpool and I know that it is a physical league. I hope to have a great debut. I have been here for about two weeks and I need time to accommodate.” His arrival at Bayern is also an important step on his way to the 2026 World Cup, with the Colombian team, where he hopes to continue being the protagonist.

The rival of this premiere, Leipzig, is a rising team and a simple simple challenge. Historically, Bayern has an advantage in direct clashes with nine wins, compared to two losses and seven draws. The last shock, corresponding to day 32 of last season, ended 3-3, showing that Leipzig can even complicate the local favorite.