The article covers Edin Džeko's recent transfer to Schalke 04 in the 2. Bundesliga, where he is seen as a hope to boost the team back to the Bundesliga. Džeko, 39, has a storied career with achievements including league titles in Germany and England, and he chose Schalke over higher-paying options like Paris FC, citing his passion for playing at Schalke's stadium and with its fans. His first day was intense, including medical checks, contract signing, and first training, with Džeko expressing excitement and motivation despite his age. Schalke's coach Felix Magath and football experts believe Džeko can still score around 10 goals in the league, aiming to help Schalke return to the top tier. The transfer has sparked a hype among fans, with thousands attending training and buying merchandise. Džeko emphasizes team success over individual goals, focusing on Schalke’s promotion. Meanwhile, Schalke's fans and management reflect on the club's history of signing legendary players like Raúl, Khedira, and van Nistelrooy, highlighting how such transfers have historically impacted the Bundesliga. The article also discusses other Bundesliga legends' transfers, their career choices, and the club's cautious approach to signing aging stars, noting that Džeko's move is seen as a significant coup despite his age. Additionally, the piece touches on Schalke's broader strategy to regain Bundesliga status, the club's recent hype, and the nostalgic comparison to past Bundesliga legends.