The 1. FC Kaiserslautern is to work on a return action by Tymoteusz Puchacz von Holstein Kiel. But now FC Schalke 04 could thwart the transfer plans.
As “Sky” reports, FC Schalke 04 deals with a commitment from left -back Tymoteusz Puchacz.
Accordingly, there have already been discussions between those responsible for the royal blue and those of Holstein Kiel. A loan is sought, it is said.
A prerequisite for a transfer to Gelsenkirchen would probably be a sale of Anton Donkor. The 27-year-old stands on the short list of the narrow.
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Puchacz is contractually bound to the Bundesliga relegation from Kiel by 2028. His advisor Tomasz Magdziaz had recently confirmed that the 1. FC Kaiserslautern is interested in a return action by the Poland.
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“It is true that Kaiserslautern speaks to us, I don’t want to hide that,” he said at the Polish broadcaster “Meczyki”: “We are looking for the best options for him so that he is in a club in which he feels comfortable or in which he gets many possible uses. This is now the most important thing for him.”
Puchacz set under Muslic
The 26-year-old at Holstein Kiel had recently never came to the desired operating times. Only hired by Union Berlin around a year ago, Puchacz only made twelve games for the storks before he was awarded to Plymouth Argyle in winter. In the second English league, under today’s Schalke head coach Miron Muslic, he was part of the regular staff, played 18 games.
The left foot played for the 1. FC Kaiserslautern in the 2023/24 season, then loaned by Union Berlin. Puchacz made 36 competitive games for the Palatinate and was defended in the defense.
According to “Sky”, united not named clubs from the English second division are also interested in the Poland.
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