According to Bild, Johannes Schenk is leaving Preußen Münster to join SK Beveren on a one-season loan. SK Beveren, which had been interested in the U21 national player for some time, completed the transfer on Tuesday. An agreement is in place for a one-year loan, and Preußen Münster will reportedly receive a fee of approximately €200,000. An initial plan to sell Schenk was abandoned in recent weeks because the goalkeeper market is currently very stagnant. On Tuesday morning, Schenk did not attend training in Münster and instead traveled by car to Beveren for a medical examination. His contract with Preußen is valid until 2028, and the club can sell him in the summer following his return. The loan is described as the ideal solution for all parties.

Bild reports that a transfer of Johannes Schenk to another club is imminent. The previous first-choice goalkeeper was absent from training on Tuesday because he was traveling to negotiations. A loan deal is now being considered for Schenk, who lost the number one spot in Münster to Morten Behrens.

According to Bild, clubs from higher leagues have a strong interest in Johannes Schenk. Sportdirektor Jan Uphues said that if a suitable solution is found for all parties, discussions will take place. Johannes Schenk is currently expected to attend the start of training with Preußen Münster.

According to Bild, Münster’s first-choice goalkeeper Johannes Schenk has reportedly received an inquiry from the Bundesliga, likely for a number 2 position. Several second-division clubs are also interested in the goalkeeper, who is tied to the third-division club until 2028 without a release clause. He feels very comfortable in Münster but would still like to play at a higher level.