Wohlgemuth faces questions despite contract extension and sales
Although Fabian Wohlgemuth extended his contract until 2029, the club must urgently cover a transfer deficit of about 60 million euros. Funds need to come from player sales, including Jovan Milosevic's 9 million euro sale. Potential sources include Ermedin Demirovic and Bilal El Khannouss.
Despite positive developments such as a contract extension and recent sales, Fabian Wohlgemuth is confronted with the urgent task of covering a significant transfer deficit. His contract has been extended until 2029, which underscores the club's valuation. Nevertheless, the main goal remains the reduction of a transfer deficit of around 60 million euros. To close this gap, funds from smaller player sales or the completion of a single major transfer are necessary.
A first step has already been taken: Jovan Milosevic was sold for 9 million euros. To raise the necessary funds, several potential sale targets are being eyed. These include Ermedin Demirovic, whose potential sale is estimated at around 20 million euros, as well as Josha Vagnoman, who could potentially bring in 10 million euros. Bilal El Khannouss is also mentioned in connection with a possible income of approximately 60 million euros, which highlights the crucial importance of large individual sales for the club's financial stability.