TSG Hoffenheim Fussball

TSG Hoffenheim Fussball

https://www.tsg-hoffenheim.de
https://www.linkedin.com/company/tsg-1899-hoffenheim-fu%C3%9Fball-spielbetriebs-gmbh/

TSG Hoffenheim Fussball, a privately owned entity headquartered in Germany, was founded in 1899 and employs approximately 180 individuals. The company reported $57.7M in revenue as of 2023 and functions as a tier 2 media tech buyer. Primarily known as a Bundesliga football club, it also provides media and TV services.

Revenue

Founded

1899

Headcount

172

Headquarters

Germany

Primary Segment

Spectator Sports

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

TSG Hoffenheim reportedly reached an agreement with Andrej Kramarić on April 29 for a contract extension until the summer of 2028, with an official announcement expected soon. This development follows reports from April 27 that Hoffenheim secured the signing of 19-year-old VfL Bochum midfielder Cajetan Lenz for the summer, reportedly beating Eintracht Frankfurt, Bayer Leverkusen, and RB Leipzig for his signature. Earlier, on April 24, the club announced a new long-term contract for Swiss defender Albian Hajdari, though the specific length of the deal was not disclosed. On the same day, TSG Hoffenheim defeated HSV 2-1, climbing to fourth place in the league standings.

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TSG Hoffenheim Fussball offers 4 products in the sports and media and telecoms services industries. TSG Hoffenheim Fussball's product portfolio comprises of sports tickets, merchandise and sponsorship and search, social, and retail media.

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TSG Hoffenheim Fussball's revenues were less than $100M in 2023. Caretta Research has split TSG Hoffenheim Fussball's revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is search, display and digital publishing. For full access to TSG Hoffenheim Fussball's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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May

29th

2026

08:43

Official: Christian Ilzer extends contract at TSG Hoffenheim

The length of the Austrian coach's new deal was kept confidential by the Sinsheim club. TSG Hoffenheim has prematurely extended the contract of head coach Christian Ilzer for the long term, the club confirmed today. The 48-year-old first took over as head coach in November 2024 and brought the club from a relegation battle to a European Cup participant.

May

22nd

2026

05:15

Hoffenheim boss questions Nagelsmann’s communication style after Baumann loses Germany starting role

Andreas Schicker appeared to raise questions about Julian Nagelsmann's communication style after Oliver Baumann was pushed down to second-choice goalkeeper for the World Cup. TSG Hoffenheim sporting managing director Andreas Schicker has hinted at criticism of Julian Nagelsmann’s communication style after the German World Cup squad was announced on Thursday.

May

21st

2026

02:16

Werder Bremen's Jens Stage agrees Hoffenheim move

Jens Stage is said to have agreed personal terms with TSG Hoffenheim. After it was reported on Wednesday that Werder Bremen midfielder Jens Stage had entered talks with TSG Hoffenheim, the parties now appear to have reached an agreement.

May

21st

2026

01:00

TSG Hoffenheim extend Tim Lemperle's contract

This new contract for the 24-year-old attacking player is further evidence that the club is continuing its strategy of signing the core of the TSG Hoffenheim team to long-term contracts. Following Max Moerstedt, Vladimír Coufal, Ozan Kabak, Leon Avdullahu, Albian Hajdari and Andrej Kramarić, Lemperle is now the seventh TSG first-team player to extend his contract this spring and commit to the TSG way.

May

20th

2026

02:30

Jens Stage holds talks over Werder Bremen exit

Sky Germany reports that Werder Bremen midfielder Jens Stage is in talks with Hoffenheim over a potential summer transfer. Werder Bremen are apparently in danger of losing one of their most important players. According to Sky Germany, the 29-year-old midfielder is in concrete talks with TSG Hoffenheim over a potential summer transfer.

May

20th

2026

01:00

SAP Children’s & Youth Tournament at the PreZero Arena

Three tournaments in a single day – all on the pitch where Bundesliga stars usually play: the E-Youth (born in 2015/16) will kick things off on 3 June at around 10:00 CEST. This will be followed at around 13:00 CEST by the D-Youth tournament (born in 2013/14), before the C-Juniors (born in 2011/12) take to the pitch at around 16:00 CEST.

May

20th

2026

01:00

The ‘TSG Dream Match’ – away at Massenbachhausen

United in the village: this was the slogan under which TSG Hoffenheim had announced the 'TSG Dream Match'. Clubs from the region were able to secure tickets for the Bundesliga side’s home matches, and the winner of the friendly against the TSG Hoffenheim first team was chosen from the three clubs that had purchased the most tickets in total.

May

19th

2026

06:03

Hoffenheim officially win race for highly-rated German youth international

Cajetan Lenz has been unveiled as a TSG Hoffenheim player. TSG Hoffenheim have completed the signing of 19-year-old Cajetan Lenz from VfL Bochum. The Sinsheim-based club beat several other Bundesliga sides to secure the signing of the Germany U20 international.

May

19th

2026

01:00

Cajetan Lenz is joining TSG Hoffenheim

Cajetan Lenz is regarded as one of the most promising talents in the 2. Bundesliga and is seen as having great potential. The 19-year-old German-Swiss player, who impresses with his footballing intelligence, dynamism and technical ability, is set to take the next step in his development at TSG.

May

18th

2026

05:26

SNP takes Hoffenheim stadium naming rights

TSG Hoffenheim has signed a two-year stadium naming rights sponsorship with SNP, the German IT services provider with close ties to club owner Dietmar Hopp's software giant SAP.

May

18th

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag

Hoffenheim changes stadium name with new rights deal

TSG Hoffenheim’s stadium name will change from the PreZero Arena to the SNP Arena on July 1 after the signing of a two-year deal with the Heidelberg-based data management firm. In addition to the naming rights for the arena, the agreement includes stadium branding, hospitality services, and integration across digital channels.

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May

16th

2026

03:04

Hoffenheim forward set to sign new contract

Tim Lemperle is understood to be on the verge of extending his contract with TSG Hoffenheim. TSG Hoffenheim are close to extending Tim Lemperle’s contract, according to Sky Germany. The German outlet reports that only final details remain to be ironed out before the 24-year-old striker extends his deal by a further two years, until 2031.

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