Bayern Munich Frauen added yet another trophy to their already bulging cabinet after winning the World Sevens Football Tournament.

Bayern Munich came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory over Manchester United and claim the inaugural women's World Sevens Football (W7F) title in Estoril, Portugal on Friday.

Enter World Sevens Football (W7F), a three-day seven-a-side tournament, with a $5million (£3.7m, €4.4m) prize pot, the inaugural edition held in the seaside town of Estoril, a 30-minute drive from Lisbon, involving eight of the biggest European clubs.

A new seven-on-seven women’s soccer tournament featuring notable European club teams vying for a $5 million purse kicks off in Portugal on Wednesday.

Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain are interested in a move for Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, according to the Independent.The Red Devils would love to keep the Portuguese playmaker,

As champions, Bayern take home $2.5million (£1.9m, €2.2m) in prize money, which is split 60-40 to the club and players, while runners-up Manchester United earned $1m. The winners’ cheque is roughly six times more than what the UEFA Champions League winners will earn $398,000, (€350,000, £294,000) on Saturday.

Bayern Munich are looking to revamp their roster in the upcoming summer transfer window. While they won the Bundesliga, they need a well-rounded team to put up a great challenge in European competitions.

Bundesliga record champions FC Bayern Munich are reportedly eyeing up Brighton & Hove Albion winger Kaoru Mitoma as a potential replacement for departing German winger Leroy Sané. This claim has