According to Voetbal International, Schalke 04 is following Jasper Schendelaar. Despite a season with a long-term injury and a setback, there is German interest in Jasper Schendelaar and his recovery is being closely monitored in Germany. Schalke 04 is looking for an additional goalkeeper for next season and, according to insiders from the club, is closely monitoring the Dutch market. Jasper Schendelaar has an expiring contract and seems likely to seek his future elsewhere at the end of the season. PEC Zwolle has an option to extend his contract by one year, and if the club exercises this option, Schalke 04 will need to negotiate a bid. The goalkeeper has a market value of two million euros, according to Transfermarkt.

It is reported that Schalke is seeking a new goalkeeper for the summer because their current second-choice goalkeeper, Kevin Müller, is on loan from 1. FC Heidenheim only until the season's end. The club is interested in Dutch goalkeeper Jasper Schendelaar from PEC Zwolle. He joined PEC Zwolle in July 2021. Schalke has also been monitoring the 25-year-old for years. While Schendelaar's contract expires in the summer, a free transfer is considered improbable because Zwolle holds an option for an additional year, though a departure is still viewed as likely. In Gelsenkirchen, he would likely start as a challenger to the current first-choice goalkeeper, 32-year-old Loris Karius, but the club may see him as a future first-choice goalkeeper. Schendelaar has made two appearances in the Eredivisie this season.