Sydney Lohmann’s career in numbers | OneFootball

A look at some of our latest signing’s achievements in the game through her incredible numbers.

The Germany international has joined the Club from Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich, where she’d spent the entirety of her professional career to date.

An exciting and dynamic midfielder, Lohmann has already enjoyed plenty of success in her young career despite only recently turning 25.

Below is a rundown of some of those major milestones…

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The amount of matches Bayern Munich went unbeaten in the Bundesliga between December 2021 and October 2024.

They won the title twice during that period, as well as the DFB Pokal in 2024/25 to complete a domestic double.

Lohmann was a key figure in both of those title triumphs.

10

The number of Bundesliga goals our new recruit plundered en route to her first title with Bayern Munich in 2020/21.

The Bavarians had waited five years to regain the crown, with Lohmann finishing as that season’s highest-scoring midfielder.

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In total, she grabbed 15 goals in 27 appearances across all competitions, her best season in front of goal to date.

4

The number of Bundesliga titles Lohmann won during her time in Germany.

She also won the DFB-Pokal and DFB Supercup while in Bavaria as well, meaning she leaves Bayern Munich with six major honours in the past five seasons.

Since that first title success in 2020/21, they’ve only failed to win the Bundesliga title once. That was in 2021/22, when Lohmann missed a large portion of the season through injury.

Euro 2025

Lohmann has been selected as part of Germany’s Euro 2025 squad, alongside new City team-mate Rebecca Knaak.

This will be her third major tournament representing her nation, having been involved at the previous European Championships and the 2023 World Cup.

She also featured in the Euro 2022 final, playing a key role in Germany’s equaliser at Wembley after coming on as a second half substitute.

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Lohmann’s current tally of international caps, having made her senior debut in November 2018.

She’s grabbed six goals along the way, including a brace against Austria in the most recent international break in the UEFA Nations League.

During that time the midfielder has picked up a runners-up medal in the Euro 2022 final and a bronze medal at the 2024 Olympic Games.