According to 'Sky', Patrick Wimmer has informed VfL Wolfsburg about his departure and wants to sign with a new club before leaving for the World Cup in America on Thursday. The decision is between TSG Hoffenheim and Brighton & Hove Albion. Wimmer is allowed to leave for a fixed fee of ten million euros following relegation. Eintracht Frankfurt is also interested in the 25-year-old attacking player but seems unlikely to sign him.

Brighton & Hove Albion has renewed interest in Patrick Wimmer. According to 'Sky', Brighton & Hove Albion has already made contact with Wolfsburg regarding a transfer for the player. Wimmer's departure from Wolfsburg is confirmed following the club's relegation. His market value is stated as 12 million euros, but a clause may allow him to be available for less due to the relegation. Patrick Wimmer will not make a decision before the World Cup.

According to 'Bild', Brighton & Hove Albion is trying to sign Patrick Wimmer. Following VfL Wolfsburg's relegation, Wimmer is able to leave for a fixed fee of ten million euros. Attempts by Niedersachsen to convince the Austrian World Cup player to spend a season in the second division have been unsuccessful.

Brighton & Hove Albion is pushing for the transfer of Patrick Wimmer. The club's manager, Fabian Hürzeler, is very keen on signing the 24-year-old international. A contract has reportedly been agreed upon and is ready for Wimmer to sign. However, Wimmer is hesitating to commit due to interest from RB Leipzig, who are also keen on the player but are currently dealing with an unresolved coaching situation. Despite Brighton's readiness and the agreed contract, the competition from RB Leipzig has created uncertainty around Wimmer's potential move to the Premier League.