The transfer fee TSG Hoffenheim paid for Yannick Eduardo is higher than the previously reported two million euros. According to multiple sources who spoke to VoetbalPrimeur, FC Dordrecht earned 2.6 million euros from the sale, but the club must give up part of that transfer fee. Sources from Germany informed VoetbalPrimeur that Dordrecht paid 500 thousand euros to exercise the purchase option and Eduardo was sold for 2.6 million euros. RB Leipzig has a sell-on percentage, and some of the solidarity contribution will also go elsewhere from Dordrecht.

Voetbalprimeur.nl reports that Yannick Eduardo is continuing his career at TSG Hoffenheim, a move that the club has confirmed through its official channels. The player, a twenty-year-old Czech with Dutch roots, is from FC Dordrecht. That club exercised the 500,000 euro purchase option in its loan contract with RB Leipzig. It is reported that the 'Schapenkoppen' are receiving two million euros.

According to 'Sky', TSG Hoffenheim has acquired the 20-year-old. Dordrecht exercises the purchase option amounting to 500,000 euros and sells Eduardo for two million euros to TSG Hoffenheim. TSG Hoffenheim now holds the contract.

Negotiations between TSG Hoffenheim and Yannick Eduardo are at an advanced stage as part of the club's effort to sign promising players just before the transfer deadline. The 20-year-old is currently on loan from RB Leipzig to FC Dordrecht in the second Dutch league.