Sali to be the new TSG.TV pundit

TSG.TV are proud to unveil a new signing on the eve of the new season: Sejad Salihovic will be the new pundit on the popular preview show "Matchday" this season. The former TSG striker and fan favourite will appear on the program, which gives fans all the build-up they need ahead of our next match, alongside the two TSG.TV reporters Deli Beister and Nils Hachmann.

The weekly show furnishes you with all the important facts, statistics and news directly from the changing rooms, ensuring you are well-informed and always up to date when it comes to head coach Alfred Schreuder's charges and their upcoming opponents.

Sejad Salihovic made 249 competitive appearances for TSG Hoffenheim, notching 67 goals and 61 assists. The Bosnian played for the Kraichgau club between 2006 and 2015 and became a fan favourite while in Sinsheim.

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In addition, press conferences prior to Bundesliga matches will continue to be streamed on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube by TSG.TV. When coaches, players or officials field questions post-match, our reporters will be on hand to listen. "All our club channels provide a unique glimpse behind the scenes and are closer to the action than any other medium," said Holger Kliem, the TSG director for media and public relations. TSG wants to let supporters and interested persons be a part of what goes on at a Bundesliga club on a daily basis and get in close contact with the TSG community. Hence why "a mixture of exclusive, completely up-to-date, reliable, innovative and emotional contents" will be available around the clock on all online channels going forward.

Not only does TSG.TV regularly report about the Bundesliga team managed by head coach Alfred Schreuder, talented academy prospects and the TSG women's teams, but it also consistently casts the spotlight on the supporters. Particular focal points include the many initiatives undertaken by our youngest supporters within the Hoffi Club and the TSG youngsters. "We offer a diverse program and will continue to do so without implementing any charge at all," said TSG director of communications Christian Frommert.