On July 24, according to the German newspaper Bild, German national team player Raum will soon launch his own clothing brand and release his first single under the name DJ ROOMER.

These past few days have been exceptionally busy for German international Rahm. This Friday marks not only the official launch of his personal fashion brand "Vorgrace" collection, but also the release of his debut single as DJ ROOMER.
The song, titled "My Body," is a collaborative work by Raum and other musicians. With its captivating rhythm, the song aims to get listeners dancing through its hypnotic beat.
According to industry insiders, this song is a "deep, rolling House music masterpiece, perfect for late-night hours and the dance floor atmosphere after a party."
The person stated, "This piece is driven by a highly hypnotic rhythm and strong, undulating bass lines, creating an immersive musical experience."
Raum: Music is another way for me to release stress.
Previously, Raum had spoken about his love for music in an interview with Bild.
He said, "This is a very good way of balancing things for me. In the music industry, I am DJ ROOMER, and on the court, I am ROOMER. I want to keep those two identities separate."
"In the future, I want to continue exploring my career path as a music producer and DJ."
In recent years, Raum has not only been playing music privately, but he has also started to participate in DJ activities.
Last November, Raum performed on stage with DJ Matthias Tanzmann, showcasing his DJ skills.
His return to Leipzig after the World Cup remains uncertain.
Besides his music career, Raum's football future is also attracting attention. Next week, the German international will return to RB Leipzig after his World Cup break to resume team training.
However, his future at the club is still not entirely certain.
Raum's contract with RB Leipzig expires in the summer of 2027. The club hopes to extend the left-back's contract long-term and has already begun negotiations with his agent.
However, Raum himself had previously expressed a desire to focus on the World Cup, thus postponing his future decision. According to information obtained by Bild, the two sides will continue negotiations during the preseason.
He once aspired to play in the Premier League, but his World Cup performance may affect his market value.
Over the past few years, Laum has repeatedly expressed his interest in moving to the Premier League.
However, given Germany's disappointing performance in this World Cup, being eliminated after only four matches, Raum's market value is not expected to increase as a result.
In the four World Cup matches Germany participated in, Raum made two appearances, one of which was as a starter.
The left-back joined RB Leipzig from Hoffenheim in 2022 for a transfer fee of €26 million.
If he chooses to renew his contract, he will need to accept for the first time a new contract model introduced by the club in recent years that places greater emphasis on performance and competitive contribution.
However, on the other hand, Raum still enjoys a high level of recognition in Leipzig.
He is a regular starter for the team and the first choice for the left wing position.
Although 22-year-old Max Finkgräfe has gradually increased his competitiveness in recent years and put pressure on him, Raum still holds the advantage.
Leipzig hopes to avoid letting their key players go for free again.
For RB Leipzig, the ideal scenario is for all relevant parties to sit down and negotiate, and ultimately reach an agreement.
Otherwise, the team may face the risk of Raum leaving as a free agent in the summer of 2027.
Similar situations have recently occurred with two players:
Konrad Laimer (29 years old) eventually joined Bayern Munich on a free transfer;
Xaver Schlager (28 years old) currently plays for Nottingham Forest.
It is worth noting that Lemmer, Schlager, and Raum all have the same agency.
Therefore, RB Leipzig hopes to resolve Laum's contract renewal issue as soon as possible to avoid losing another important player without receiving a transfer fee.
RB Leipzig fan website launches fundraising campaign to keep operations running.
Meanwhile, a website popular with RB Leipzig fans is also seeking help.
For many RB Leipzig supporters, "RB-Fans.de" has become an important platform for obtaining team information.
Currently, about 20 volunteers are working together to maintain the website's operation.
The website's operations team recently issued a statement: "For a long time, the website has relied mainly on advertising revenue and private funds to maintain its operations. However, the advertisements on the website ultimately brought more inconvenience than actual economic support. Therefore, we have decided to stop placing advertisements in the future."
They continued, "To keep the website running smoothly, we need to pay about 60 euros a month for server, hosting, and podcast-related costs, which are the first things we need to address."
Therefore, the website launched a fundraising campaign on GoFundMe. Currently, nearly €4,000 has been raised to reach the first phase goal of €5,000. For the volunteers who have long supported the RB Leipzig community, this funding will help the website continue to provide information services to fans.



