NEC Nijmegen have announced the signing of Dennis Geiger from Hoffenheim on a two year contract. The midfielder, who was on loan at Aberdeen last season, reunites with head coach ****** Schreuder, who had been an ****** istant to Alfred Schreuder when he was in charge of the Bundesliga side. The 28-year-old central midfielder joins an NEC Nijmegen side that will be playing Europa League football this season having missed out on Champions League football at the final hurdle.
Geiger leaves Hoffenheim after coming through the sides youth academy and playing 147 games for the Bundesliga side, scoring six goals. The former German youth international found his appearances limited last season and left during the January transfer window to join Scottish side Aberdeen on loan. Geiger played 13 games for Aberdeen, scoring once.
With European football now to contend with, NEC Nijmegen have been one of the more active Eredivisie sides in the transfer market this summer. 12 players have joined the side this summer, with a few also heading out of the club as well.
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TSG Hoffenheim and Dennis Geiger have mutually agreed to terminate his contract, which was set to run until next June.
In leaving the Sinsheim club, the 28-year-old will join Dutch first division club NEC Nijmegen after 17 years with Hoffenheim.
Geiger joined Hoffenheim's U-12 team in the summer of 2009, making his Bundesliga debut aged 19 in 2017 against Werder Bremen.
Four days later, Geiger was even in TSG's starting lineup for the UEFA Champions League play-off second leg against Liverpool.
Geiger, who was most recently on loan to Aberdeen, made a total of 147 Bundesliga appearances for Hoffenheim scoring six goals.

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Your club-by-club guide to the summer 2026 transfers in Scotland's top tier.
Who has your Premiership club brought in & let go? - January 2026
In: Tony Yogane, forward (Brentford, undisclosed); Ayoub Mouloua, forward (Rabat); Connor Ronan, midfielder (Colorado Rapids); Alexander Briedl, midfielder (Blau-Weiss Linz); Brad Lyons, midfielder (Kilmarnock); Lewis Mayo, defender (Kilmarnock); Dan Happe, defender (Leyton Orient); Toyosi Olusanya, forward (Houston Dynamo, loan to permanent).
Out: Graeme Shinnie, midfielder (Inverness Caledonian Thistle); Per Kristian Bratveit, goalkeeper; Ryan Duncan, midfielder; Vicente Besuijen, forward; Tom McIntyre, defender; Elvis Bwomono, defender; Conner Douglas, goalkeeper; Oliver Green, defender; Tristan Stephen, forward.
Loan ended: Dennis Geiger, midfielder (Hoffenheim); Lyall Cameron, midfielder (Rangers); Liam Morrison, defender (Queens Park Rangers).