1. FC Union Berlin has officially signed Andrej Ilic from OSC Lille. The player had been on loan at Union Berlin for a year and impressed with his performances. Union Berlin's manager, Horst Heldt, praised Ilic's physical presence, goal instinct, and mentality. Ilic scored seven goals in 16 Bundesliga matches, which secured a permanent move. Ilic expressed his happiness in continuing with Union Berlin and signed a contract until 2029.

Andrej Ilic, despite being previously bid farewell by Union, is being permanently signed by the Berlin club. He scored seven goals in 16 Bundesliga matches. Kicker confirms a report from 'Bild' that Union Berlin is acquiring him from Lille and is agreeing to a four-year contract.

Union Berlin needs to make a decision regarding Lille's loanee, Andrej Ilic. Ilic has performed well under coach Baumgart, scoring seven goals in 16 Bundesliga matches. Russian clubs have shown interest in the past, and there might be new attempts to acquire him. Union Berlin is in a strong position due to an existing release clause in the mid-single-digit millions. Lille is awaiting a decision.

Andrej Ilic, who is on loan from Lille, is reportedly unhappy with his current playing time at Union Berlin and could potentially leave the club in search of more opportunities.