Overview
- The club announced Thursday that Muhammed Damar has been signed from Hoffenheim on a contract running until 2031.
- Damar is a 22-year-old German U21 international who broke through with SV Elversberg in 2024/25, scoring nine goals and providing six assists in 31 2. Bundesliga matches.
- Media reports say Wolfsburg paid a single-digit million euro fee and gave Damar a five-year deal, but those financial details have not been officially confirmed by the club.
- The signing is part of an active rebuild after relegation in which Wolfsburg has already added eight players for a reported total above €20 million and intends to sell multiple members of its 38-player squad before the September transfer deadline.
- Sporting director Pirmin Schwegler welcomed Damar’s decision to join and Wolfsburg will look to integrate his attacking creativity while managing squad size and wages in the weeks ahead.