Experience the unconditional passion of FC Union Berlin. Secure your tickets for an authentic football experience at the legendary Stadion An der Alten Försterei and be part of one of Germany's most loyal fanbases.
1. FC Union Berlin has earned a special place in the heart of German and European football, not just for its sporting achievements, but for its indomitable spirit and deep community connection. Originating from the Köpenick district in former East Berlin, the club represents a story of perseverance.
Its identity was forged during the Cold War, becoming a symbol of quiet dissent against the system. This 'rebel club' heritage endures today through one of the most active and loyal fanbases in the world. The promotion to the Bundesliga in 2019 was the culmination of decades of effort and a historic moment celebrated by the entire city.
Since then, 'Die Eisernen' have proven they belong among the elite, competing with courage and a strong collective spirit. Their stadium, the Stadion An der Alten Försterei, is a football temple where most of the stands are terracing, creating an electrifying and unparalleled atmosphere. The fans are not mere spectators; they are active participants, famous for traditions like the annual Christmas carol singing event.
Supporting Union Berlin is a declaration of passion for football in its purest form.
The club has confirmed a series of friendly matches in July and August in preparation for the new Bundesliga season.
FC Union Berlin has unveiled its new home shirt, inspired by classic designs and made from sustainable materials.
Young Belgian centre-back Zeno Van Den Bosch has signed a long-term contract, strengthening the team's defence.
Union Berlin will face a challenging opponent from the second division in the first round of the national cup.
Centre-back Marvin Friedrich has returned to the club from Gladbach, marking his second spell with 'Die Eisernen'.
The club has reported unprecedented demand in season ticket renewals and sales, once again demonstrating the loyalty of its fanbase.
After a successful loan spell, French defender Stanley Nsoki has completed his permanent transfer to Union Berlin.
The German football league has released the full schedule, with Union Berlin kicking off the season at home in late August.
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