Bild reports that there is growing interest from several clubs in Johannes Schenk, including St. Pauli. It is said that several parties are interested, including St. Pauli, Braunschweig, Hertha, Union Berlin, Hannover, and Arminia Bielefeld. Schenk has a contract with Preußen Münster until 2028, and a move to the 2. Bundesliga or higher would generate approximately one million euros. However, the transfer situation is quiet.

According to a BILD report, Johannes Schenk continues to be linked with a departure from Preußen Münster and has been associated with St. Pauli.

FC St. Pauli is interested in goalkeeper Johannes Schenk from Preußen Münster, according to 'Bild'. According to 'kicker', a transfer fee in the low seven-figure range would be realistic.

St. Pauli is reportedly interested in Münster's 23-year-old German goalkeeper Johannes Schenk, whose contract with the 'Schwarz-Weiß-Grünen' is valid until 2028. Schenk can leave for a suitable offer, though the transfer fee is not fixed. It is also considered conceivable that his goalkeeper coach, Andre Poggenborg, could join him, because Poggenborg's family resides in Hamburg. The interest in Schenk coincides with the confirmed departure of St. Pauli's current keeper, Nicola Vasilj. However, according to information from BILD, this is currently considered only a rumor. Schenk joined Preußen Münster in July 2024 and has a current market value of €2.00m, according to Transfermarkt.