As the summer transfer window approaches, the Solna team from the Swedish Super League is facing a severe financial crisis. Sporting director Thomas Bierchen revealed the team's current economic situation in a pre-game interview and said the situation is very tense. Solna urgently needs to raise at least 30 million Swedish kronor in the summer transfer market by selling players to balance their accounts. Bierchen hinted that the team expects to sell some highly promising young players to reach this fundraising goal.

Bierchen mentioned several players, such as Taha Ayari, Viktor Andersson, Ramin Daboo, and Ahmed Faka, who have all received potential offers, and the team is evaluating these offers. This sudden financial crisis has undoubtedly dealt a significant blow to the Solna team, who may have to part with some key players, directly affecting the team's morale and future competitive state.

In the German Bundesliga, Bochum's relegation is almost certain, with the likelihood increasing drastically after a devastating 0-3 loss in the first leg. As many players' contracts do not include clauses for playing in the German Football Second Division (2. Bundesliga), some key players have already begun to prepare for their departure.

It is predicted that after the official relegation, more than ten players may leave Bochum, with important players such as midfielder Miloš Pantović (24 appearances this season, contributing 1 goal and 1 assist), central defender Kevin Stöger (27 appearances, 5 goals, 1 assist), and midfield maestro Kevin Stöger (32 appearances, 7 goals, 9 assists), all of whom will not participate in the 2. Bundesliga with the team. The news of several players leaving will inevitably lead to the disintegration of Bochum's team spirit, and in the last match of the league, the team could face a collapse.