Holstein Kiel has extended the contract with goalkeeper Jonas Krumrey until June 30, 2028. At the same time, the second-tier football club from Schleswig-Holstein announced that the 22-year-old will be loaned to promoted team VfL Osnabrück for a year. Olaf Rebbe, Holstein Kiel's Sports Director, said the loan to VfL Osnabrück was a deliberate decision to give Jonas more game practice at a high level. Jonas Krumrey has played in 22 second-tier games for Holstein Kiel. VfL Osnabrück is convinced that Krumrey, as one of the greatest German goalkeeper talents, fits perfectly into their way. Joe Enochs, Osnabrück's Football Director, is thrilled with the signing. The contract extension and loan to Osnabrück are an important step for Holstein Kiel's future. The decision was planned and prepared together. Jonas Krumrey will now have the chance to develop further at VfL Osnabrück. The loan starts immediately and runs for a year. The move is a significant one for both clubs. Holstein Kiel is looking to the future with this decision. The club's fans will be eager to see how Krumrey develops at Osnabrück. The loan is a great opportunity for Krumrey to gain more experience.