Noah Weißhaupt has joined Legia Warszawa on a loan deal from Freiburg with an option to buy. If Legia decides to activate the purchase option, they will need to pay three million euros. This information is confirmed by Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl. The transfer was facilitated by Fredi Bobic, who successfully negotiated a lower buyout price that was initially much higher.

Legia Warszawa has reached a complete agreement with SC Freiburg for the loan of Noah Weißhaupt. The winger is currently undergoing medical tests. The agreement includes a purchase option. Weißhaupt wanted to leave Freiburg urgently. The player is valued at five million euros by Transfermarkt, but it's doubtful that this exact amount will be in the contract.

Noah Weißhaupt is expected to join Legia Warszawa soon according to Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl. He is set to arrive in Poland on Sunday for medical tests. If the tests are successful, he will become a player for Legia, likely on a loan deal. It is not yet known if the agreement with Freiburg will include a buyout option.

German winger Noah Weißhaupt, aged 23, is reportedly a potential transfer target for SC Freiburg. Having been with the club since he was ten years old, Weißhaupt is not considered a primary option under the guidance of the current coach, Julian Schuster. Last season, he was loaned to FC St. Pauli and has expressed that he does not envision his future at SC Freiburg. Reports from kicker suggest that he is now likely to move to Legia Warsaw, the Polish cup winner, where Fredi Bobic has served as the sporting director since April 2025. Additionally, Legia Warsaw's participation in the Conference League introduces an international aspect to Weißhaupt's prospective new club. Transfermarkt estimates his market value at €5.00m.