In a surprising move, Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Niklas Lomb has terminated his contract with the club. The decision marks the end of Lomb’s long-standing association with Leverkusen, where he joined as a 15-year-old in 2008 and spent several years contributing as a backup goalkeeper.
Lomb, who recently signed a contract extension until 2027, played a key role in maintaining depth in the squad, although he primarily served as the team’s third-choice keeper behind Lukas Hradecky and Matej Kovar. His limited appearances included a UEFA Europa League outing this season, showcasing his reliability when called upon.
The club has yet to issue an official statement regarding the reasons behind the termination. Meanwhile, Lomb is reportedly exploring opportunities to secure regular playing time elsewhere. This development could prompt Leverkusen to seek additional goalkeeping options in the upcoming transfer window.
More details are expected to emerge as the situation de
velops.
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