Jessic Ngankam has transferred to first division club Wolfsberger AC on loan until the end of the season, a move made on the last day of the transfer window in Austria. The deal reportedly includes a purchase option. Ngankam, who has struggled with injuries this season, has a contract in Frankfurt that runs until 2028. Sporting director Timmo Hardung said that Jessic had a difficult time, especially due to his severe injury last year, and that it is now important for him to get back into a playing rhythm. Hardung wished Jessic a successful time in Wolfsberg.

Laola1.at reports that Jessic Ngankam has been transferred on loan from Eintracht Frankfurt to Wolfsberger AC. According to head coach Ismail Atalan, the loan contract is valid until the end of the season and there is no purchase option for Wolfsberger AC. Jessic Ngankam had previously been loaned by Frankfurt to Mainz 05 and most recently to Hannover 96.

Jessic Ngankam is expected to be signed on loan by Wolfsberger AC from Eintracht Frankfurt, with the deal anticipated for completion on deadline day. According to a report from "BILD", the 25-year-old had previously received multiple offers from the 2. Bundesliga and from abroad but had decided against a move. The loan is reportedly Wolfsberger's reaction to an injury to striker Markus Pink.