VfB Stuttgart in the race for Hoffenheim's young star Tom Bischof!

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VfB Stuttgart is relying on coach Hoeneß to win Hoffenheim's young star Bischof for the coming season.

VfB Stuttgart in the race for Hoffenheim's young star Tom Bischof!

VfB Stuttgart has cast its eyes on the sought-after talent Tom Bischof from TSG Hoffenheim! The 19-year-old midfielder, who is considered one of the league's hottest young stars, could soon wear the Swabians' jersey. While the winter transfer window has not yet opened, planning for the coming season is already in full swing. In addition to other talents, VfB has also set its sights on Bishop, who could be available on a free transfer in the summer.

The competition never sleeps! Top clubs like RB Leipzig are already interested in Bischof and have made contact. But Stuttgart has a decisive advantage: coach Sebastian Hoeneß, who once discovered Bischof at Hoffenheim and paved his way to the Bundesliga. Bishop made his debut under Hoeneß on March 19, 2022, when he came on as a substitute in the 77th minute against Hertha BSC. This connection could be the key for VfB to sign the talented player.

Hoeneß as a trump card

Bishop has developed into an indispensable part of the Hoffenheim team in recent years and has played 42 professional games in four seasons. His contract expires in June 2025 and Hoffenheim is trying to extend it in order to win him over to their own sporting plans. Stuttgart is aware of the challenges that the financial strength of the competition brings with it. But Hoeneß could play the decisive role, as he already did with Angelo Stiller, who moved from Hoffenheim to Stuttgart in the summer of 2023 and became a national player under Hoeneß.

However, Hoeneß's future remains uncertain as he has a release clause and is also being courted by other clubs. The decision on Bishop's future is still pending and the clock is ticking! VfB Stuttgart must act quickly to secure this rising star before it is too late.