Schalke Signs Former Germany Winger Robin Gosens on Loan From Fiorentina
The 32-year-old Germany winger can make the move permanent if Schalke stay in the top division and he reaches an appearance target.
- On Friday, Schalke signed 32-year-old left winger Robin Gosens on loan from Italian club Fiorentina, with the contract including conditions for a permanent deal if the club secures its Bundesliga status next season and Gosens makes a set number of appearances.
- Gosens joined Fiorentina in 2024 from Union Berlin, his only previous Bundesliga club, after playing for Inter Milan and Atalanta, where he made 24 appearances for Germany with his last cap in 2025.
- Born in Emmerich to a German mother and Dutch father, Gosens began his career in the Netherlands, joining Vitesse Arnhem before his 18th birthday in 2012 and later playing for Heracles Almelo before moving to Atalanta in 2017.
- Schalke sporting director Youri Mulder said the club is 'delighted that Robin Gosens has chosen us,' describing him as 'a player of immense quality and a true leader for our squad' with proven commitment at top levels.
- The permanent transfer hinges on Schalke maintaining its newly won Bundesliga status next season, as the club just secured promotion from the second division last year.
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Schalke signs former Germany winger Robin Gosens on loan from Fiorentina
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