By Our Correspondent

National News – Bayern Munich have rewritten Bundesliga history by breaking the long-standing single-season goal record in Germany’s top football league during the 2025/2026 season, as the club continued its dominant attacking form under manager Vincent Kompany in Munich, Germany.

The record was achieved when the German giants surpassed the previous mark of 101 goals, reaching 106 goals with five matches still remaining, in a campaign driven by relentless attacking football.

The milestone was confirmed on April 11, 2026, after data revealed that Bayern Munich had overtaken a 53-year-old Bundesliga scoring record previously set by a legendary generation inspired by Gerd Müller.

The club has now reached 106 goals with five matches left, raising expectations that the record could be extended further before the season concludes.

The performance has been widely viewed as a blend of tactical discipline and attacking freedom, with opponents repeatedly overwhelmed by Bayern’s pace and precision.

The achievement also connects past and present eras of the club, linking the modern squad with the legacy of its historical dominance in German football.

Analysts suggest the record-breaking campaign could redefine offensive standards in European football, as Bayern Munich continue to set new benchmarks for consistency and scoring efficiency in the Bundesliga 2025/2026 season.