Who’s suspended in the Bundesliga? Who is one card away from a ban?
Find out which players are suspended for the coming round of fixtures in the Bundesliga, plus who needs to watch their step to avoid picking up a ban for an accumulation of yellow cards.
Disciplinary matters in the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 are administered by the German FA (DFB). They are the body that enforces suspensions and determines the length of any bans.
List below is correct as of 16 March 2026
Players suspended for Bundesliga Matchday 27
Luis Díaz (Bayern Munich) – Red card vs. Bayer Leverkusen – Suspension of one game
Nicolas Jackson (Bayern Munich) – Straight red card vs. Bayer Leverkusen – Length of suspension pending
Robin Koch (Eintracht Frankfurt) – Red card vs. Heidenheim – Suspension of one game
András Schäfer (Union Berlin) – Straight red card vs. Werder Bremen – One more game of suspension to serve
Sebastian Sebulonsen (Cologne) – Five yellow cards – Suspension of one game
Jahmai Simpson-Pusey (Cologne) – Straight red card vs. Borussia Dortmund – One more game of suspension to serve
Jens Stage (Werder Bremen) – Five yellow cards – Suspension of one game
Jonathan Tah (Bayern Munich) – Five yellow cards – Suspension of one game
Edmond Tapsoba (Bayer Leverkusen) – Five yellow cards – Suspension of one game
Mario Vušković (Hamburg) – CAS doping judgement – Suspended until 15 November 2026
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Players who will miss the next game if booked
Nicolai Remberg (Hamburg) – nine yellow cards
Robert Andrich (Bayer Leverkusen) – four yellow cards
Leon Avdullahu (Hoffenheim) – four yellow cards
Stefan Bell (Mainz) – four yellow cards
Wouter Burger (Hoffenheim) – four yellow cards
Nnamdi Collins (Eintracht Frankfurt) – four yellow cards
Yan Couto (Borussia Dortmund) – four yellow cards
Ermedin Demirović (VfB Stuttgart) – four yellow cards
Daniel Elfadli (Hamburg) – four yellow cards
Christian Eriksen (Wolfsburg) – four yellow cards
Joel Chima Fujita (St. Pauli) – four yellow cards
Aleix García (Bayer Leverkusen) – four yellow cards
Leon Goretzka (Bayern Munich) – four yellow cards
Marco Grüll (Werder Bremen) – four yellow cards
Robin Hranáč (Hoffenheim) – four yellow cards
Kristijan Jakić (Augsburg) – four yellow cards
Atakan Karazor (VfB Stuttgart) – four yellow cards
Joshua Kimmich (Bayern Munich) – four yellow cards
Tom Krauß (Cologne) – four yellow cards
Derrick Köhn (Union Berlin) – four yellow cards
Konstantinos Koulierakis (Wolfsburg) – four yellow cards
Jamie Leweling (VfB Stuttgart) – four yellow cards
Senne Lynen (Werder Bremen) – four yellow cards
Johan Manzambi (Freiburg) – four yellow cards
Lovro Majer (Wolfsburg) – four yellow cards
Patrick Osterhage (Freiburg) – four yellow cards
Stefan Posch (Mainz) – four yellow cards
Yussuf Poulsen (Hamburg) – four yellow cards
Cameron Puertas (Werder Bremen) – four yellow cards
James Sands (St. Pauli) – four yellow cards
Xaver Schlager (RB Leipzig) – four yellow cards
Keven Schlotterbeck (Augsburg) – four yellow cards
Romano Schmid (Werder Bremen) – four yellow cards
Joël Schmied (Cologne) – four yellow cards
Jan Schöppner (Heidenheim) – four yellow cards
Eric Smith (St. Pauli) – four yellow cards
Niklas Stark (Werder Bremen) – four yellow cards
Keke Topp (Werder Bremen) – four yellow cards
Deniz Undav (VfB Stuttgart) – four yellow cards
Patrick Wimmer (Wolfsburg) – four yellow cards
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