Daniel Hanslik is moving from Kaiserslautern to the Ruhr area, joining on a free transfer and signing a two-year contract until 2028, according to BILD information. The WAZ also reports on the upcoming transfer. Director of Licensed Football Simon Zoller stated that with Daniel, they are getting an absolute leader who was vice-captain in Kaiserslautern and whose qualities they are fully convinced of both athletically and character-wise. Zoller added that Hanslik's flexibility can provide them with a new element in the positions of striker, supporting striker, or the 9.5 role. The new signing said he is very happy that it worked out to sign with such a club and is already looking forward to his first time playing for VfL.

Daniel Hanslik will move from 1. FC Kaiserslautern to the Ruhr area. The striker's contract expires at the end of June, so no transfer fee is necessary. In Bochum, Hanslik has signed a contract for two years.

A decision has been made for 1. FC Kaiserslautern and German-Polish striker Daniel Hanslik to end their association by mutual agreement in the summer. The 29-year-old, who joined the club in July 2021, will be available on a free transfer, and VfL Bochum has already shown specific interest. According to information from @_dennisbayer and @SkySportDE, teams from Poland are also interested in the player. His current Transfermarkt valuation is €1.00m.