Andrej Kramarić's contract with Hoffenheim has been automatically extended for another year until the summer of 2026 after he made his 20th appearance of the season against Steaua Bucharest. Since joining Hoffenheim from Leicester in the summer of 2016 for 11 million euros, Kramarić has become the club's all-time leading scorer with 137 goals. Although he has had a less prolific season with only five goals and three assists, coach Christian Ilzer values him for his intelligence and spatial awareness. According to Kicker, negotiations are in progress to extend his contract further, but it is reported that Kramarić, who is the highest-paid player at the club, might need to accept a salary reduction from his current four million euros per season. While both parties are engaged in ongoing negotiations, there is no time pressure involved.

Andrej Kramaric is on the verge of signing another contract extension with Hoffenheim. His current contract runs until 2025, with a clause that automatically extends his stay until June 30, 2026, upon his 20th appearance. Additionally, discussions are ongoing for extending the contract beyond summer 2026, although he may have to accept salary reductions.

According to Sky, Andrej Kramaric's contract with TSG Hoffenheim will automatically extend for another year if he plays 20 games in the Bundesliga and the Europa League. Both parties are also working on a new contract that would bind the 33-year-old to the club for a longer period.

Andrej Kramaric is in talks with TSG Hoffenheim for a contract extension. Andreas Schicker, the new sporting director at Hoffenheim, expressed optimism about reaching an agreement quickly. Kramaric's current contract expires in the summer, but there is a clause that could extend it by another year. However, negotiations are underway for a completely new contract.