Florian Niederlechner has been officially announced as joining TSV 1860 München for the upcoming season on a free transfer. Having previously played for the club's youth team from 2002 to 2006, his return marks a continuation of his journey with the team. This transfer follows the signing of Kevin Volland from Union Berlin, adding another significant player to the team's offensive lineup. Dr. Christian Werner, the managing director of TSV 1860 München, commended Niederlechner for his impressive performances over the years, highlighting his achievement of scoring over 100 goals in Germany's top three leagues. Niederlechner conveyed his enthusiasm and pride about returning to the club he supported as a child.

Florian Niederlechner is confirmed to leave Hertha BSC this summer.

TSV 1860 München shows concrete interest in Florian Niederlechner, and has gathered initial information. The high salary of the forward is problematic for TSV 1860 München. Niederlechner's contract with Hertha BSC is expiring, and he stated that these might be his last games for the club, despite identifying with it.

Florian Niederlechner hinted at a potential departure from Hertha BSC in the summer. After a victory against SSV Ulm, he expressed that he probably won't stay with the club, despite identifying with it. His contract is set to expire at the end of the season.