Bild reports on Paul Jaeckel's decision to join Preußen Münster due to the influence and play philosophy of the coach Alexander Ende and the interest shown by the sports director Ole Kittner. Despite an offer from Eintracht Braunschweig to extend his loan and make the move permanent, Jaeckel decided against it, as he did not feel the same level of interest from Braunschweig's new coach Heiner Backhaus. Jaeckel is ready to take on responsibility at his new club and is not concerned about moving from a Bundesliga club to a 2. Liga club.

Paul Jaeckel has transferred to the second-division club Preußen Münster after spending the last season on loan at Eintracht Braunschweig. A permanent return to Berlin was not seriously considered due to the strong competition there. Initially, Eintracht Braunschweig appeared likely to sign him permanently as discussions were ongoing, but ultimately, Preußen Münster secured the transfer. Jaeckel expressed his gratitude towards Union Berlin for their time together and conveyed his desire to establish himself as a regular player once again. Union Manager Horst Heldt acknowledged Jaeckel's professionalism and understood his wish for more playing time. In Münster, Jaeckel is expected to assume a leadership role and provide stability with his experience as a regular player.