Toni Leistner, the defense chief of Hertha BSC, has expressed his uncertainty about the future, stating that he still wants to play for at least another year. His contract is running out in the summer, and as one of the top earners at the second division club, he might be affected by the club's cost-cutting measures. The club's coach, Stefan Leitl, mentioned that they could plan for the new season once they secure their place in the league.

Toni Leistner's contract with Hertha BSC expires at the end of the season. His contract would have automatically extended with 25 starting appearances and promotion. Initially, there was a plan for Leistner to retire at Hertha BSC, but now discussions with the club's management are planned. Leistner wants to continue playing until 2026 and is open to continuing his professional career at another club if no agreement is reached with Hertha.

Toni Leistner's contract is expiring, and there are no negotiations for extending it, suggesting he might leave the club.