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Consulted on draft budget spanning from 1st January 2015 to 31st December 2016.

Speculation mounts over potential roster changes at KSC: Who's incoming, who's out at Karlsruher SC?

Transfer speculations surrounding KSC intensify: Who is joining, who is departing Karlsruher SC?
Transfer speculations surrounding KSC intensify: Who is joining, who is departing Karlsruher SC?

Consulted on draft budget spanning from 1st January 2015 to 31st December 2016.

Time to revamp the KSC squad for the 2025/2026 season, baby! With promotion within reach, the KSC's transfer plans are heating up as we head for the summer window. Let's take a look at the rumors, confirmed deals, and potential signings that might shake things up at the Wildpark.

After a solid season on the pitch, all eyes are on Mario Eggimann, the new sporting director, to see how he shapes his first transfer period. As the window approaches on July 1, we'll have our eyes glued to the KSC Transfer-Ticker for all the action.

June 6: The KSC is reportedly setting sights on VfB talent Laurin Ulrich, a 20-year-old midfielder. Heard through the grapevine that the KSC has already inquired with the Swabians about this young gun.

June 5: A rough time for Mikkel Kaufmann, who's heading back to 1. FC Heidenheim after a not-so-hot loan spell with KSC. But competition in the attack is fierce, and we're uncertain where the 24-year-old Dane will land next.

June 4: Looks like Christoph Kobald is about to ink a contract extension with KSC, despite some tough negotiations and an initially unattractive offer. Looks like things are moving toward an agreement.

May 30: KSC just wrapped up their first summer signing: Paul Scholl, a defensive talent from FC Bayern Munich, is switching to the Wildpark on loan with a purchase option. The 18-year-old is an athletic, tough-as-nails player with loads of potential.

May 28: Thought Louey Ben Farhat was leaving for pastures new? Think again, mate. After recurring rumors about a departure, he's extended his contract with KSC. Hungry for more goals, eh?

May 28: Luca Pfeiffer's loan in Karlsruhe has ended. The striker didn't make much noise at KSC, and it looks like he's headed to SV 07 Elversberg for a fresh start.

May 22: First new signing likely: Word on the street is Paul Scholl is joining KSC, subject to passing a mandatory medical exam first!

May 21: Any interest in the 3. Liga top scorer? Not much info on that front yet, but the KSC might be lurking in the shadows. Stay tuned!

May 20: Time for some coaching shuffle: Ralf Kettemann, KSC's U19 coach, is reportedly set to take over as head coach of SC Paderborn. Looks like he's catching some big-time attention!

May 20: VfB Stuttgart is said to have Louey Ben Farhat's name on their shortlist. With three goals in the last five league games, the KSC striker's impressive performances have caught people's eyes.

May 19: Rumors about Marvin Wanitzek's move from KSC were gaining steam, but he's decided to put pen to paper on a long-term deal with the club. Wanitzek, a Karlsruhe heartthrob, said on Instagram: "The KSC is my future."

May 19: Ben Farhat's buzzing around the transfer market, catching the eyes of clubs both at home and abroad. KSC is eager to extend his contract asap, but he's got some interested suitors out there.

May 18: Three candidates for the KSC? Rumor has it the club is eyeing Croatian striker Roko Šimić, a return of Benjamin Goller, and a comeback of Florent Muslija.

May 17: Palko Dardai to join the KSC? The word on the street is the club is already courting the Hertha professional.

May 15: Marvin Wanitzek's future at KSC is still up in the air, but the club captain has received lucrative offers from the 1. Bundesliga and the MLS. With contracts running until 2027, we'll see if he sticks or twists!

May 15: Timon Pauls might be joining the KSC as their new sporting director. Looks like he'll officially join the team at the end of July.

May 14: Looks like Paul Scholl is coming to the Wildpark. The young center-back is joining KSC on a loan deal with a purchase option!

May 14: Leon Jensen's transfer to Hertha BSC is now official. Seven players, including Mikkel Kaufmann and Lasse Günther, are set to say their farewells in the match against Paderborn.

April 26: With substitute appearances for KSC and DFB under his belt, another KSC youth player has moved up to the first team: Rafael Pinto Pedrosa. The right-back has a bright future ahead of him.

April 19: Pity, ain't it? Robin Bormuth won't be donning the blue and white for another season. The KSC veteran has to find a new employer in the summer, as he won't be sticking around.

February 26: Leon Jensen is likely to move to Berlin in the summer. The 27-year-old midfielder's contract with KSC is expiring, and Hertha BSC has shown interest. But we'll have to wait till an official agreement is reached.

Stay tuned for more updates as the KSC transfer window heats up!

With the KSC's transfer plans gaining momentum, the acquisition of European leagues talent could be on the horizon. Reports suggest that the KSC is targeting 20-year-old midfielder Laurin Ulrich from VfB, aiming to bolster the squad for the 2025/2026 season. Furthermore, football fans might witness the return of experienced defender Paul Scholl from FC Bayern Munich, with a potential loan move and purchase option on the table.

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