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11.06.2026
Season Finale
TROPHIES, RECORDS AND HISTORIC MILESTONES FOR REUSCH GOALKEEPERS
Looking back at this season, one thing stands out: Reusch goalkeepers were part of truly special football stories, from historic club achievements to major titles and record-breaking performances.
A STRONG SEASON ACROSS EUROPE
Some of the biggest stories came from England. Dean Henderson, Walter Benítez and Crystal Palace continued an incredible chapter in the club's history. After winning the FA Cup in 2025 and reaching Europe for the first time, Palace opened the 2025/26 season with the Community Shield and closed it by lifting the UEFA Conference League trophy.
Still in England, Djordje Petrovic was part of another historic achievement, with Bournemouth finishing sixth in the league and qualifying for a European competition for the first time, earning a place in the UEFA Europa League.
In Germany, Gregor Kobel confirmed his consistency at the highest level, finishing the Bundesliga season with 15 clean sheets and equalling the Borussia Dortmund club record previously held by Roman Weidenfeller.
The European story also continued in Italy, where Filip Stanković, Demba Thiam, Semuel Pizzignacco and Gabriele Palmisani all achieved promotion to Serie A. For each of them, this is more than just a result. It is the reward for a long season of work, pressure and commitment, and a major step toward the top level of Italian football.
For Reusch, it is another proud sign of the brand's strong presence between the posts.
IMPORTANT MOMENTS IN WOMEN'S FOOTBALL
Women's football also gave us two special Reusch stories this season.
In Italy, Rachele Baldi and AS Roma Women completed a brilliant domestic double, winning Serie A Femminile and Coppa Italia Femminile.
In England, Anneke Borbe and Arsenal Women made history by winning the first edition of the FIFA Women's Champions Cup, a proud Reusch moment in a competition that marks another important step for the women's game.
ACROSS THE OCEAN TO SOUTH AMERICA
Across the ocean, South America added even more emotion to the season.
In Argentina, Fernando Muslera wrote another important chapter of his remarkable career with Estudiantes de la Plata, winning the Torneo Clausura 2025 and the Trofeo de Campeones de la Liga Profesional.
In Brazil, Agustin Rossi and Flamengo reached the top of South American club football by winning the Copa Libertadores 2025, a huge achievement in one of the most passionate and demanding football environments in the world.
BE THE ONE.