German Clubs Face Tough Test in Women's Champions League

Bayern Munich and VfL Wolfsburg aim for quarterfinals amid rising competition from European powerhouses.

Bayern Munich and VfL Wolfsburg represent Germany in the Women's Champions League, seeking to prove their competitiveness on the international stage.
Despite domestic success, German clubs face increasing challenges from financially stronger teams in Spain, France, and England.
Wolfsburg's coach, Tommy Stroot, emphasizes the motivation derived from last year's failure to qualify, setting the quarterfinals as the team's minimum goal.
Bayern Munich, led by President Herbert Hainer, aspires to establish itself among the top international teams, with the quarterfinals as a key target.
Both teams face a busy schedule, with Wolfsburg meeting AS Roma Bayern Munich playing Arsenal in their opening group matches this week.