According to Bild, Union Berlin is showing interest in signing Louis Oppie from Arminia Bielefeld. The club is considering acquiring Oppie, who is currently under contract with Arminia Bielefeld until 2026. To secure his transfer, Union Berlin would be required to pay a fee in the seven-figure range. It is reported that Oppie is open to relocating in the summer as he aims to advance his career, with a particular interest in the Bundesliga as his preferred destination. Being originally from Berlin, the prospect of returning to his hometown is particularly appealing to him. Meanwhile, Bielefeld has already secured Tim Handwerker as a possible replacement for Oppie. Despite having several options for the left flank, such as Robert Skov, Tom Rothe, and Josip Juranovic, Union's sports director Horst Heldt still considers Oppie a primary target. Oppie's impressive season, during which he scored five goals and provided eleven assists, has drawn attention from English clubs, including Birmingham. His outstanding performance was a key factor in Bielefeld's unexpected journey to the cup final.