Toni Leistner, the 34-year-old team captain, mentioned that discussions are ongoing about his future at Hertha BSC. He reassured fans not to worry, indicating a possibility of staying with the club.

Toni Leistner, whose contract expires at the end of the season, wishes to continue playing for Hertha BSC for another year. He expressed his desire to remain with the club during an interview with 'Sky', highlighting his ability to still perform at a competitive level. However, according to BILD's information, Hertha has not made any new contract offers to Leistner as they are focusing on the relegation battle and are currently not engaging in contract talks with older players.

Toni Leistner, who is presently the captain at Hertha BSC, has expressed his wish to remain with the club for another year. Although his contract is set to expire at the end of the current season and includes a clause for an additional year, it was contingent upon the team's promotion, which did not occur. Leistner has indicated his desire to continue playing for Hertha, pointing to his performance statistics as proof of his abilities. Nonetheless, there have been no recent discussions regarding a new contract. The new coach, Stefan Leitl, intends to assess the squad, a decision that might affect Leistner's future with the club. Additionally, Leistner has shown interest in taking on a role with Hertha BSC after his playing days are over.

Toni Leistner, aged 34, is among the group of players at Hertha BSC whose contracts are expiring at the end of the season. According to 'Bild', there have been no discussions about extending his contract, making his future with the club uncertain.