Tom Bischof's contract with TSG Hoffenheim expires at the end of the season. He has not responded to an extension offer for weeks. VfB Stuttgart is one of the Bundesliga clubs interested in him.

The 19-year-old rising star Tom Bischof from TSG Hoffenheim is expected to soon make a decision regarding his future, as his contract as a central midfielder in Sinsheim is set to expire in the summer. VfB Stuttgart has shown interest in the German U21 national player. In spite of the significant competition, Hoffenheim's sporting director Andreas Schicker expressed hope that Bischof would stay with the team long-term, noting that Bischof is aware of the benefits he has at TSG. Hoffenheim is keen on extending the contract, and an offer has already been presented to Bischof.

Stuttgart is showing a keen interest in acquiring Tom Bischof, utilizing their coach Sebastian Hoeneß's prior connection with the player. Hoeneß had been the coach responsible for introducing Bischof to the professional team at Hoffenheim, where he granted him his Bundesliga debut. Stuttgart has reportedly reached out to Bischof, fully aware that they may not be able to match the allure and financial power of other top clubs. Bischof is considered a highly sought-after young talent, with his contract set to expire in June 2025.