According to Kicker, TSG Hoffenheim has acquired goalkeeper Jakob Busk in response to an injury crisis. The team has brought in Busk to cover for the injured main goalkeeper, Oliver Baumann. The 31-year-old Danish goalkeeper joins Hoffenheim from the first division club Sönderjyske, with a contract lasting until the end of the current season. He is anticipated to be the second-choice goalkeeper. Busk, who has significant experience from his time with Union Berlin where he was contracted from 2016 to 2024 and played 56 matches in the 2. Bundesliga, was signed due to the injuries of both Oliver Baumann and youth goalkeeper Lukas Petersson. Busk remarked that although he had not planned on moving again so soon after his return to Denmark, he considered this opportunity one worth taking.

Jakob Busk, aged 31, is transferring from the Danish club Sönderjysk back to Germany. The clubs have already agreed on the transfer, with only the signatures and medical examination pending. This move is a response to the goalkeeping shortage at TSG Hoffenheim caused by the injury of Oliver Baumann.