Fan Shop to close at 15:00 CET on Monday

On the pitch and off the pitch, there's always something happening at TSG. In our "Box-to-box" series, we bring you exciting and interesting stories from the men's first team, the U23s, the academy and the women's team.

Sunday

Fan Shop to close at 15:00 CET on Monday

The TSG Fan Shop at the PreZero Arena will close at 15:00 CET on Monday 11 December. The ticketing hotline will also only be staffed until 15:00 CET. As an alternative, you can purchase all merchandise items in the TSG Hoffenheim Online Shop.

Saturday

Further examinations for Weghorst

Wout Weghorst could be sidelined for a while. The TSG Hoffenheim forward is believed to have suffered a structural muscular injury. Further examinations on Monday are expected to provide clarity. Weghorst was substituted off in the 65th minute of the 3-1 victory against VfL Bochum on Friday, after feeling sudden pain in his thigh during a sprint.

Thursday

Train driver strike to affect travel to home game

Deutsche Bahn train drivers have announced that there will be a strike from Thursday evening until Friday evening. As a result, there may be significant issues when it comes to travel to TSG Hoffenheim's home game against VfL Bochum (Friday / 20:30 CET). We therefore ask fans to arrive early and to use other means of transport (bus or car).

Wednesday

Max Moerstedt to train with first team from January

U17 World Cup winner Max Moerstedt will train with the TSG Hoffenheim Bundesliga team from January. The Mannheim native, who has registered 10 goals in nine appearances in the U19 Bundesliga, has already taken part in training sessions with Pellegrino Matarazzo and his team on several occasions and will train with the first team from the turn of the year. "It's fantastic for Germany and all the players who were able to experience this success; I'm very happy for Max, he's a good kid whom we already had on our radar before the World Cup and who trained with us. He made a really good impression back then. All doors are open for him – but he has to take this path himself. He can showcase himself again and will start the winter preparations with the first team – then we'll see. I'm looking forward to accompanying him on his journey," said Matarazzo of the talented 17-year-old striker, who scored four goals at the U17 World Cup in Indonesia and also converted his spot-kick in the final shootout against France.

Monday

Kadeřábek makes Team of the Round

Pavel Kadeřábek has been rewarded for his performance in the 2-1 defeat in Mönchengladbach by specialist magazine kicker and included in the Team of the Round. The Czech not only set the tone offensively with his dynamism down the right flank, but also made an outstanding intervention when he slid in as Florian Neuhaus prepared to shoot to prevent a goal. Congratulations, Pavel!