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- Tim Lemperle is close to signing a new contract at TSG Hoffenheim.
- The agreement will run until 2031, adding two years to his current deal.
- Both the player and the club have rejected offers from other teams.
- The 24-year-old has scored eight goals since joining from 1. FC Köln.
TSG Hoffenheim are preparing to secure the long-term future of forward Tim Lemperle. According to Sky Germany, the Bundesliga side and the player have reached an agreement in principle.
The new deal will keep the 24-year-old striker at the club until 2031. Officials are currently sorting the final details. Once signed, his stay will extend by an additional two years.
Reports suggest that Lemperle turned down several approaches from rival clubs to remain with Hoffenheim. The club also rejected enquiries from potential suitors, showing mutual commitment.
The attacker joined from 1. FC Köln last summer. He has become a regular starter, scoring eight goals in 28 appearances across all competitions.