Farzam Abolhosseini reports that Zidan Sertdemir is returning to the Superliga to join Lyngby Boldklub on a four-year contract. The report also states that Lyngby Boldklub is acquiring the Danish midfielder from the German club Preußen Münster, and that Sertdemir has passed his medical examination and signed all documents.

Bold.dk reports that Zidan Sertdemir is set to undergo a medical at Lyngby Boldklub. According to the outlet's information, Lyngby have reached an agreement with Preußen Münster to purchase the midfielder. The midfielder had two years left on his contract with the German 3. Liga club. The transfer can be completed once Sertdemir completes the medical and finalizes the last details.

According to Bild, Zidan Sertdemir is considering a transfer to Lyngby BK in Denmark. Lyngby Boldklub, currently 11th in the table, has shown interest in signing Sertdemir and, after numerous discussions, invited him for a medical examination scheduled for the evening. If Sertdemir passes the medical, he is expected to sign a new contract with the club. While the transfer terms are confidential, there are indications that Sertdemir is expected to be bought and not loaned, despite having a contract with Preußen Münster until 2028.

Lyngby Boldklub is working to sign 21-year-old midfielder Zidan Sertdemir as a replacement for Casper 'Dani' Winther. Bold has reported that Winther is transferring to Brøndby IF. Sertdemir moved from FC Nordsjælland to Preußen Münster a year ago seeking consistent playing time, but after a good start, he was on the bench and recently not included in the squad, leading him to consider a summer transfer. Lyngby is attempting to sign him for the central midfield, and it is stated that whether the transfer will happen will be determined in the final days of the transfer window.