Lukas Nmecha is fighting for his future at VfL Wolfsburg as his contract ends in the summer. The club's CEO, Peter Christiansen, finds it difficult to make a final assessment due to Nmecha's frequent injuries over the years. Christiansen stated, 'When Lukas is fit, he is a top player for me.' However, players must be able to cope with the physical demands, and Nmecha needs to prove his fitness to secure a new contract.

VfL Wolfsburg has started negotiations with Lukas Nmecha regarding a new contract. Discussions with the striker's agent have been ongoing for a considerable time according to the joint editorial teams of 'WAZ' and 'AZ'. Nmecha's current contract only lasts until the end of the season. The club wants to wait and observe his development over the coming weeks before intensifying efforts for a new contract, due to his history of persistent injuries.

VfL Wolfsburg has decided not to engage in talks with striker Lukas Nmecha regarding his stay in the city this year. The club expressed that they do not wish to pressure him, considering he has only recently made a comeback in a match against FC Augsburg after being sidelined with a thigh injury since March. Nmecha's contract is set to expire at the end of the season, and the club believes it is important for him to regain confidence in his physical condition before any discussions about his future take place. Since the World Cup preparation phase in Qatar, he has missed 51 Bundesliga matches due to injuries.