VfL Wolfsburg has secured the services of striker Fraser Hornby, who previously played for SV Darmstadt 98. The transfer was officially confirmed by both clubs on Monday. Hornby, who was one of the key players for Darmstadt last season with 11 goals and 8 assists, has signed a long-term contract until the summer of 2030. VfL Wolfsburg reportedly paid a transfer fee of around four million euros plus potential bonuses. Darmstadt's sporting director, Paul Fernie, spoke positively about the transfer, emphasizing that Hornby played an important role in the team both on and off the pitch. According to VfL sporting director Pirmin Schwegler, Hornby was a sought-after player in the market and had other offers, including from other Bundesliga clubs. Hornby is expected in Wolfsburg to strengthen the team's offense and excite fans with his skills. VfL Wolfsburg has high hopes for the Scottish forward to achieve success in the upcoming season.