Schalke 04 aims to extend Edin Džeko contract after signing Wöber
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 9:55 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Schalke 04 is close to extending Edin Džeko’s contract for the upcoming Bundesliga season. A deal was bolstered by the economical acquisition of Maximilian Wöber from Leeds United. Džeko, 40, is reported to have an 80-90 percent chance of signing a new one-year deal, with a decision expected by early August. His significant contributions helped Schalke secure promotion, scoring six goals in 11 appearances. The financial freed up by Wöber's contract allows Schalke to offer Džeko a salary of around €900,000, potentially increasing to €1.3 million with bonuses.
- •Edin Džeko likely to stay with Schalke 04 for next season.
- •Maximilian Wöber signed on a performance-related contract.
- •Džeko scored six goals during Schalke's promotion campaign.
- •Schalke to offer Džeko a base salary of €900,000.
- 9:55 AMYahoo Sports — Maximilian Wöber deal helps Schalke 04 move closer to Edin Džeko extension
"Sky Germany – as relayed by transfermarkt.de – Edin Dzeko appears increasingly likely to remain with Schalke 04 for the coming Bundesliga campaign. The pay-TV broadcaster presently places the chan...
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