According to Bild, Maurice Krattenmacher is set to move to Hertha BSC on a one-year loan. He agreed to the loan deal after completing medical examinations on Monday and is expected to begin training on Tuesday. Hertha BSC successfully arranged his loan, overcoming competition from leading teams in the 2nd Bundesliga, as well as interest from HSV and Heidenheim in the Bundesliga. Krattenmacher is regarded as a crucial player in Hertha's promotion strategy under coach Stefan Leitl, valued for his versatility in playing both as a 'number ten' and a left winger.

According to Bild, Maurice Krattenmacher is set to move on loan from FC Bayern to Hertha BSC. The young player has departed from FC Bayern to join Hertha BSC temporarily, following an agreement between the two clubs. Having left Bayern's camp in Orlando, USA, Krattenmacher is currently en route to Germany. As a U20 national player, he is anticipated to gain further experience while in Berlin. Prior to this, he was loaned to Ulm, where he recorded three goals and eight assists across 33 matches. Bayern's coach Vincent Kompany had recalled the 19-year-old offensive player from his loan stint at Ulm back to Munich in late May. Although he did not participate in the Club World Cup group stage games, Krattenmacher is now eager to make his mark at Hertha. Known as a promising talent, he originally transferred to Bayern from Unterhaching in 2024.