Jurásek stays in Hoffenheim

Bundesliga - Jurásek stays in Hoffenheim

Hoffenheim's TSG 1899 sets another year on David Jurásek. According to their announcement, the Bundesliga club will borrow the Czech footballer from Benfica Lisbon for another year. At Benfica, Jurásek still has a contract until June 30, 2028. Originally, the loan of the 23-year-old left-back was set to expire on June 30.

"David is a dynamic and offensively strong outside defender who also knows how to defend reliably. His outstanding performances in top games, such as our away game in Leverkusen, are wonderful examples and make us very optimistic about the next season," said Sport Business Manager Alexander Rosen.

Jurásek came to the Kraichgauers in January after half a year in Portugal and played 13 Bundesliga games for them in the last round. For the already eliminated Czech Republic, he played two group games at the European Championship.

"Together with David, we want to continue working on him regularly reaching his top performance level and trust him with this development here as well," said Pirmin Schwegler, Head of Professional Football.

1. TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, situated in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, has secured the services of Czech defender David Jurašek for another year on loan from Benfica Lisbon in the Portuguese Primera Liga.
2. Hoffenheim's successful acquisition of Jurašek comes as a boost to their Bundesliga squad, as they look forward to his offensive prowess and defensive reliability in the upcoming season.
3. The 23-year-old left-back, Jurašek, who has a contract with Benfica until June 30, 2028, previously enjoyed a half-year stint in Portugal before joining Hoffenheim in January.
4. The Bundesliga club will be looking to capitalize on Jurašek's outstanding performances in key matches, such as the away game against Bayer Leverkusen, building on his strengths and assisting his development in the process.
5. With the Czech Republic already out of the European Championship, Jurašek played two group games for his national team, gaining valuable international experience that will surely benefit both him and his Bundesliga side.

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