Dolberg and Delaney are done in Hoffenheim

Kasper Dolberg and Thomas Delaney are leaving German Bundesliga club Hoffenheim this summer.

The club writes this on its website on Thursday afternoon.

Since January, Dolberg has been on loan to the club from his French club Nice, who have papers on the 25-year-old striker until the summer of 2024.

31-year-old Delaney will return to Sevilla, where he has two years left of the agreement he made with the Spaniards two years ago.

Has always made himself available

For both, success at Hoffenheim has been extremely limited. Still, they get praise along the way from sports director Alexander Rosen.

“Thomas and Kasper are two good personalities who have always made themselves available to the team. Thomas came to us after an injury and with limited fighting form. Despite the difficult situation sportingly, he has behaved exemplary both on and off the pitch as a leader’.

“It took Kasper some time to settle in with us and contribute with his undoubted potential on the pitch. Unfortunately, he was set back by a head injury, and therefore his contribution to our success at the end of the season was not greater,” says Rosen to Hoffenheim’s website.

Dolberg has two goals in 14 games for Hoffenheim, while Delaney has made seven appearances.

Hoffenheim ends its season on Saturday with an away game against Stuttgart.