Wohlgemuth faces questions despite contract extension and sales
Although Fabian Wohlgemuth extended his contract to 2029 and generated initial income from Jovan Milosevic's sale, the club must urgently close a transfer deficit of about 60 million euros. Key potential sales include Ermedin Demirovic, Josha Vagnoman, and Bilal El Khannouss to stabilize finances.
Despite positive developments, Fabian Wohlgemuth faces the urgent task of eliminating a significant transfer deficit. An important milestone is the contract extension of Wohlgemuth, whose contract now runs until 2029. The first financial inflow came from the sale of Jovan Milosevic, for which 9 million euros were generated. The main focus is on reducing a transfer deficit of approximately 60 million euros. In connection with these efforts, several potential sale targets have been identified. These include, for example, Ermedin Demirovic, whose sale could generate around 20 million euros, as well as Josha Vagnoman, who could generate an amount of 10 million euros. Bilal El Khannouss is also mentioned in connection with a potential inflow of around 60 million euros, which would be crucial for closing the gap.