Dael Fry's contract at Middlesbrough ends this summer, and talks have been ongoing with the club over a new deal since the end of last season. Those conversations continue, but no new deal has been agreed yet. Middlesbrough want Dael Fry to stay and are working to find a resolution over the differences that have, to this point, prevented a new deal being agreed. Fry’s preference would be to stay at Middlesbrough.

Kim Hellberg is to decide whether to extend Dael Fry's contract, which ends this month. Fry is in discussions over a new deal at Middlesbrough and has expressed his admiration for Kim Hellberg, indicating he would like to be part of the club's future.

Middlesbrough and Dael Fry are still in contract talks, and both parties remain confident that a deal will be agreed. Discussions at the end of last month did not result in a contract agreement. It is understood that Middlesbrough have made an offer for a new deal, but it remains unsigned as negotiations continue. It is understood that Dael Fry is not currently one of Boro’s top earners, and he is hoping for a deal that offers long-term security.

Middlesbrough have confirmed they are in talks with their 28-year-old English centre-back Dael Fry over a new deal. Boro's discussions with Fry continue, with the captain expected to agree a new deal and stay at the club this summer. There is a willingness on all sides to reach an agreement on a new deal this summer. His current contract expires in June 2026 and he has a current market value of €4.00m, according to Transfermarkt.