4 problem cases, 4 enquiries: plenty could happen at HSV | OneFootball

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·27 August 2026

4 problem cases, 4 enquiries: plenty could happen at HSV

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With Jean-Luc Dompé’s impending departure, HSV are likely to remove another problem case from the wage bill in the coming days.

According to various media reports, the Frenchman traveled to Turkey on Wednesday evening to finalize his move to Konyaspor. But that is unlikely to mark the end of transfer activity at the Volkspark by any means. Three more HSV professionals are facing an uncertain future.


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The situation has recently worsened further for Emir Sahiti, Immanuel Pherai, and Daniel Elfadli. In the convincing 3-0 win over SC Verl in the first round of the DFB-Pokal, the three players were confronted with the harsh reality. Sahiti and Pherai did not even make the matchday squad, while Elfadli had to watch the entire game from the bench. A clear signal from coach Merlin Polzin.

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HSV: Sahiti has several offers on the table

At the moment, especially in Sahiti’s case, much points to a departure. According to Mopo information, the attacking player has several concrete inquiries from clubs in the 2. Bundesliga as well as from abroad. The report says the Kosovan is leaning toward taking up one of those options. Even so, a quick decision is not expected. Sahiti is considered a player who carefully weighs his options. As recently as last winter, he took his time before joining Maccabi Tel Aviv on loan shortly before the transfer deadline.

There has also been movement in the market for Pherai and Elfadli. Both promotion heroes from the summer of 2025 now have several interested clubs from Germany and abroad. Unlike Sahiti, however, they are not yet said to have decided whether a move is really the right step. Both still appear to be hoping to earn more playing time over the course of the first half of the season.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

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