Bild reports on the transfer of Louis Oppie from Arminia Bielefeld to St. Pauli. Louis Oppie transferred from Arminia Bielefeld to St. Pauli. He was not played in the match against Drochtersen as he was settling in, looking for apartments, and organizing his move with his family.

St. Pauli signed 23-year-old Louis Oppie from Arminia Bielefeld. Financial terms undisclosed. Oppie, a Berlin-born player, developed at Hertha's academy, then moved to Hannover 96. At Arminia, he played 71 third-division games, scored 7 goals, and assisted 11 times, aiding their promotion and reaching the German Cup final. Sporting director Bornemann praised Oppie's fit for the team, while coach Blessin highlighted his dynamic play and defensive strength. Oppie expressed excitement about joining St. Pauli, aligning with their style of play.

Louis Oppie appears to be close to transferring to St. Pauli from Arminia Bielefeld, according to reports from the Hamburger Morgenpost and confirmed by BILD. It is anticipated that the transfer will occur soon. Oppie's absence from Arminia Bielefeld's team photo and an upcoming test match against Havelse indicate that the transfer is imminent. St. Pauli is seeking a replacement for Philipp Treu, who has joined SC Freiburg, and considers Oppie to be an ideal candidate. Oppie, recognized for his strong performances in the DFB-Pokal, has extended his contract with Arminia Bielefeld until 2027. His market value is approximately 600,000 euros, with the transfer fee expected to be in the high six-figure range.