SC Freiburg extends the contract of midfielder Maximilian Eggestein
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 12:04 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

SC Freiburg announced on Thursday that Maximilian Eggestein has signed a contract extension with the club. The central midfielder joined the Breisgau side over five years ago after transferring from SV Werder Bremen. Sporting director Jochen Saier described the vice-captain as a key figure in the team's ongoing development. Saier praised Eggestein for his professionalism and his technical quality on the pitch. While the club did not disclose the specific duration of the new deal, the midfielder remains a central part of the roster. Eggestein has functioned as a primary anchor in the Freiburg lineup since his arrival.
- •Maximilian Eggestein signed a contract extension with SC Freiburg.
- •The midfielder joined the club from SV Werder Bremen five years ago.
- •Sporting director Jochen Saier called Eggestein the perfect Freiburg player.
- •The club did not publicly disclose the length of the new agreement.
- 12:04 PMYahoo Sports — Official: SC Freiburg extend contract of Maximilian Eggestein
"In becoming a mainstay over the last few seasons, Maximilian Eggestein has extended his contract with SC Freiburg.Joining from SV Werder Bremen just over five years ago, the Hanover native has long si...
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