Edin Džeko is close to renewing his commitment to German Schalke 04. According to information from German media, the 40-year-old striker will sign a new one-year contract with the Gelsenkirchen club, with the main goal being to maintain the team in the Bundesliga.
The Veteran's Contribution
Džeko arrived at the club in January from the Italian Fiorentina. During his stay so far, he contributed to the 'Blues' return to the elite division with six goals scored. Although there is no official confirmation of the new contract yet, Schalke coach Miroslav Mladenović has stated that the team will look for "players with character."
Career Achievements and Future
Throughout his career, the veteran has represented teams such as Manchester City, Roma, Inter Milan, and Fenerbahçe. In 2009, he won the Bundesliga title with Wolfsburg, and the following season he became the league's top scorer. Džeko also participated for the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team at the World Cup in North America.
Upcoming Engagements for Schalke
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Schalke 04, which spent three seasons in the second division, has already secured and signed former German international Robin Gosens. The Gelsenkirchen team's season will begin with a DFB-Pokal match against fourth-division Hallescher FC on August 24, followed by the first league match against Augsburg on August 30.