Red Bull Salzburg is a football team based in Salzburg, Austria, founded in 1933 and currently competing in the Austrian Premier League.
Therefore, Red Bull Salzburg does not play in the Bundesliga, and RB Leipzig currently belongs to the Bundesliga, and there is a certain relationship between the two.
They all belong to the same boss - the Red Bull Group. In fact, RB Leipzig and RB Salzburg regularly appear in the Champions League at the same time, and in 2017 they were subject to UEFA's fair play scrutiny for playing at the same time.
Due to concerns about controlling the game, UEFA does not, in principle, allow teams belonging to the same owner to participate in the Champions League at the same time. However, after a series of internal changes to the two clubs, UEFA finally confirmed that their investigation did not find any individuals or legal entities that could influence the decisions of both clubs.
In addition, in order to comply with UEFA regulations, Leipzig and Salzburg have made some changes to their corporate structure. In general, Red Bull Salzburg and RB Leipzig belong to the same owner, but they are in separate leagues and competitions, and both have been recognised and supported by UEFA.
Red Bull Salzburg are the dominant players in Austrian football, having excelled in the past season, winning the Austrian Superliga title for several consecutive seasons.
Not only has the team proven their quality in domestic competitions, but they have also achieved some impressive results on the European stage, showing what it takes to compete with stronger opponents.
Red Bull Salzburg have a young team full of energy and energy, and their coaching staff has a strong focus on developing young players, which makes the whole team full of potential and energy. They showed a lot of attacking firepower in the game, scoring with ease in almost every game.
This attacking power allows them to create a threat even against strong teams.
It is worth mentioning that in the group stage of the 2019-2020 Champions League, Red Bull Salzburg performed particularly well and was hailed as the biggest surprise team.
In addition, despite the transfer of star players such as Erling Haaland and Takumi Minamino to other clubs, Red Bull Salzburg's 'spark' continues to shine, reflecting the team's deep talent pool.