TSG Hoffenheim are set to add Danish forward Adam Daghim to their squad from RB Salzburg for a reported fee of €14million plus bonuses, according to Sky Germany. The Bundesliga club have reached a full agreement with Salzburg, though the Austrian side still need to give final approval for the transfer, with current indications suggesting they will sanction the sale.
Daghim, a versatile attacker capable of playing in multiple positions, has been a growing presence for Salzburg in recent seasons. The 21-year-old has steadily increased his involvement in the Austrian Bundesliga and Champions League, contributing goals and assists from wide and central roles. His arrival at Hoffenheim provides coach Pellegrino Matarazzo with additional attacking options as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
Meanwhile, Hoffenheim are set to lose a long-serving player as Kevin Akpoguma moves to Serie A newcomers Frosinone Calcio. The defender will join the Italian side as a free agent after his contract with Hoffenheim expired in June. A full agreement has been reached between the two clubs, and Akpoguma has already completed his medical with Frosinone.
Akpoguma departs Hoffenheim after more than 202 competitive appearances for the club. The German-born Nigerian international was a mainstay in the Hoffenheim defence for several years, demonstrating consistency and leadership. He signed a contract with Frosinone until 2028, signalling the club's faith in his experience and defensive capabilities.
The departure of Akpoguma leaves a void in Hoffenheim’s backline, but the arrival of Daghim is expected to bolster their attacking threat. These moves represent a clear attempt by Hoffenheim to refresh their squad and build for a competitive season in the Bundesliga.
