SK Rapid announced on Monday evening that Noah Bischof has left the club to join FC Dordrecht, a Dutch second division club. Bischof was signed by SK Rapid from Bundesliga rival Altach in January 2024. Due to injuries, the 23-year-old did not make any appearances for the first team or the reserves this season. Regarding Noah Bischof's departure, Markus Katzer, Managing Director Sport, wished him well and noted that injuries, especially during pre-season, repeatedly caused him setbacks during his time at the club.

According to Voetbal International, FC Dordrecht is close to acquiring Noah Bischof from Rapid Wien. The transfer appears to be permanent. Dordrecht is seeking a new striker due to the imminent departure of Yannick Eduardo.

Noah Bischof is reportedly close to leaving SK Rapid for a move abroad. The 23-year-old Austrian striker is close to a transfer to FC Dordrecht in the Netherlands. The club, which is coached by Dirk Kuyt and competes in the second-tier Keuken Kampioen Divisie, is believed to be signing Bischof to address a need in their attack. The player, who is under contract with the Viennese club until summer 2026, also recently had a trial with Swiss first-division team FC Zürich and spent the spring of 2025 on loan at First Vienna FC. Bischof joined Rapid Vienna in January 2024 and has made 10 appearances and scored 3 goals for the Austria U21 national team. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €350k.