In this new edition of "Unplugged", we get straight to it. We ask the questions we all want answers to. Lutz Pfannenstiel gives us the answers to: What really happened with Werner? The German solidarity surrounding the start of the Bundesliga - why weren't all the clubs "loyal"? Who are the best sports directors in Germany? Where does Havertz end up? And what about Sancho?

In this Timo Werner special, I talk to Christian Falk (Head of Football @SPORTBILD & @BILD_Sport) about how Werner ticks, what his options are (have Chelsea and Manchester United actually entered the frame?), how and when it will happen, Leipzig's promise, if the transfer fee could stand in the way, and the Premier League dream he wants fulfilled.

“Special Edition of #PodSaveTheBall”: There have been some reactions following a Erling Haaland-interview after the game against Schalke this weekend. Here I speak to his father and advisor Alfie Haaland about their reactions to the criticism and if he understands how some of his answers can be perceived as "arrogant".

Ahead of the Bundesliga restart this weekend, I'll take you through a full breakdown of the league: Why is the Bundesliga return "necessary"? Is it a two-horse race for the title or can Nagelsmann's Leipzig as "der lachende dritte" run away with it? Is this Dortmund's last chance at winning it for a while? Why Bayern can come out stronger than anyone else from the pandemic. Who will grab the last European spot? Is my old club Eintracht Frankfurt still a contender? What is going on in Berlin? And what are the reasons for the fall of the once mighty Werder Bremen as they desperately battle relegation?

The Bundesliga will start again on the 16th of May. In my chat with Bild Zeitung journalist Jörg Althoff (@jorgealthoff), an insider through many years, we talk about how the league, clubs, government and the 16 regions have managed to get the ball rolling again. The entire football world is now looking to Germany, as football now becomes a symbol of a society slowly getting back to normal. A new normal.