Overview
- Both 1. FC Union Berlin and TSG Hoffenheim confirmed that Nsoki’s season-long loan has been converted into a permanent transfer for the centre-back.
- Media reports say Union paid about €1.5 million plus an earlier €100,000 loan fee and that Nsoki has signed through 2029, but those financial and contract details come from unnamed sources.
- Nsoki missed the start of last season with a muscle injury yet went on to make 14 appearances for Union, recording one goal and two assists as he earned more playing time.
- Hoffenheim paid roughly €12 million for Nsoki in 2022 and gave him 59 appearances, so the reported fee implies a substantial write-down for the selling club.
- Union’s sporting director praised Nsoki’s tactical fit and versatility, Nsoki thanked fans for their support after injury, and the permanent deal gives Union defensive continuity while closing Hoffenheim’s chapter on the player.