Tom Bischof of Bayern Munich is said to be with the daughter of a German football legend.
The attacking midfielder, 20, made the switch earlier this summer to the Bundesliga Giants after signing a pre-contract agreement to move Van Hoffenheim at the end of his contract.
And it seems that he settles quite well in life in Bavaria and has even found a new girlfriend.
It is thought that Bischof has indeed performed a romance with the Josefine Scholl, 17, the daughter of former Bayern Midfield Maestro Mehmet Scholl.
The couple have been dating for almost four months, according to Bild, and even given the sharing of a steaming kiss together after Bayern's 4-0 friendly victory over Tottenham Hotspur last week.
Josefine – a influencer with nearly 40,000 Instagram followers – was also present for the debut of Bischof in the German Super Cup against VFB Stuttgart on the weekend, in which he came from the bank.
In Germany, the age of sexual permission is 14 years old.
For Bischof, an attacking midfielder, from whom can she learn better than his girlfriend's father – an undisputed Bayern Munich – legend?
Scholl made 469 performances for the German giants in the Bundesliga for 17 years and scored an impressive 117 goals.
After committing his entire career at the club, he finally announced his retirement of the game in 2007 and said goodbye to fans of Munich on an emotional opportunity against Barcelona.
The 69,000 fans present held 'Thank you' signs for the club legend, who said on the day: 'It was not a vain conclusion that I would be chosen to play against Barcelona just because it is my last game. I would like to say a big thanks to Bayern. '
Bischof therefore has a huge task in his hands if he has to realize the norms of the standards and probably expected his partner's father.
He has made a promising start to his career, because he has earned a CAP for the German national team at the age of only 20.
As expected in Bayern, Bischof will still be confronted with fierce competition for his place in midfield.
The German champions already have Jamal Musiala, Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka, Konrad Leimer and Aleksander Pavlovic in that position.
Bayern Munich sports director Chrisoph Freund was nevertheless happy that he received a deal with Bischof in January and said: “Tom is one of the best young players in Germany.
'At the age of 19 he has already gained a lot of experience at a professional level. Tom is the ideal suitable for our approach as a midfielder who is self -confident on the ball.
'We are pleased that he has decided to take the next step in Bayern. Tom has everything that is needed to settle at the highest level. '