After DFB-Pokal outing: Peretz could still leave HSV | OneFootball

After a long wait, Daniel Peretz finally celebrated his HSV debut against Heidenheim. Despite advancing and keeping a clean sheet, an early departure is still possible.

He had been eagerly anticipating this moment for a long time: Daniel Peretz was allowed to stand between the posts for HSV for the first time in a competitive match on Tuesday evening. In the 1-0 cup victory over 1. FC Heidenheim, the Israeli, who was hardly challenged overall, delivered a composed performance.

Coach Merlin Polzin was satisfied after the match: “He showed exactly what I expect from him and see from him every day. Daniel gave us a lot of calm.” Stand-in captain Miro Muheim also praised the keeper: “He kept a clean sheet and delivered a very good performance.”

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HSV apparently reluctant to let Peretz go

Despite this successful appearance, the 25-year-old’s future remains uncertain. Peretz had only recently expressed his disappointment about the lack of playing time. Since then, there has been ongoing discussion about an early termination of his loan in the winter. All Bundesliga appearances currently go to first-choice goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes, who is repaying this trust with consistent performances. Peretz’s cup appearance does not change this; on Sunday in Cologne, Heuer Fernandes will once again be in goal.

However, the cup victory is a small consolation for the Bayern loanee: he can at least hope for more playing time until the round of 16 on December 2 and 3. Whether there will be any other movement regarding his situation also depends on how much pressure Peretz himself puts on the club’s management. According to Mopo information, the HSV bosses are fundamentally not willing to let the talented keeper go early.

From the Red Shorts’ perspective, the situation is relatively comfortable. Not all Bundesliga clubs have two such reliable goalkeepers. For Peretz, however, it remains a test of patience to come to terms with the role of cup keeper.

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