According to Bild, several clubs, including Braunschweig, have a growing interest in Johannes Schenk. Schenk's contract with Preußen Münster runs until 2028, and a move to the 2. Bundesliga or higher would involve a fee of around one million euros. It is said that several parties are interested, including St. Pauli, Braunschweig, Hertha, Union Berlin, Hannover, and Arminia Bielefeld, but the transfer situation is quiet.

Johannes Schenk is a 23-year-old German goalkeeper who is hoping for a move to the 2. Bundesliga or a higher division. According to rumors, several clubs including Eintracht Braunschweig, Paderborn, Union Berlin, St. Pauli, and Hannover 96 have reportedly shown interest. According to BILD information, Hertha is no longer considered a potential destination for the goalkeeper. Schenk's current club, Preußen, is understood to be willing to sell him for a transfer fee. His contract runs until 2028. Sporting director Ole Kittner commented that nothing has happened yet. He added that the club is open in its communications, does not oppose players who wish to leave, and that a move could still occur. His current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €1.50m. His last completed transfer with a fee was from FC Bayern München to Preußen Münster in July 2024 for a reported €100,000.