Germany-Ghana right winger Farid Alfa-Ruprecht of VfL Bochum is being linked with a summer move from Bayer Leverkusen to Hannover 96, according to Transfermarkt data, with the 2. Bundesliga side reportedly exploring a deal for the 20-year-old.
The Hamburg-born attacker, who is valued at €3.00m, is listed in the rumours as a potential signing for Hannover from Bundesliga champions Leverkusen, with the probability of a transfer currently rated at 36%. The speculation comes with no publicly available contract expiry date, leaving open the possibility that Alfa-Ruprecht could move as a free agent if his terms with Leverkusen have run down or are close to expiring.
Alfa-Ruprecht is registered as a right winger and attacker, standing at 1.81m and favouring his right foot. He holds dual nationality with Germany and Ghana and wears the number 29 shirt at current club Bochum, where he has been developing his game in the Bundesliga environment.
Transfermarkt’s profile notes his primary role as an attack-minded wide player, capable of stretching defences from the right flank. While detailed senior statistics and specific recent match data such as opponent, scoreline and individual performance are not provided in the available dataset, the ongoing monitoring of his situation suggests clubs see untapped potential in his pace and one‑v‑one ability.
With a market valuation of €3.00m, Hannover 96 could view Alfa-Ruprecht as a comparatively low-risk asset, especially if he becomes available on a free or at a reduced fee should his contract status allow.
If the move materialises, a switch to Hannover could offer Alfa-Ruprecht regular 2. Bundesliga minutes and a platform to shape his career trajectory, strengthen his reputation in German football and keep open future opportunities at the top level or on the international stage.
