Daniel Peretz faces early HSV exit – Bayern considering ending his loan | OneFootball

The loan adventure of Daniel Peretz at Hamburger SV is apparently nearing an abrupt end. As BILD reporter Tobi Altschäffl reports in the “Bayern-Insider” podcast, the collaboration between HSV and the Israeli goalkeeper is already at risk of failing this winter if Peretz does not rise to the number one position.

“If Daniel Peretz has not managed to assert himself against Daniel Heuer Fernandes at HSV by winter, the loan will be terminated,” says Altschäffl.

This puts the 25-year-old before crucial weeks – and possibly at a crossroads in his career.

HSV Captain Gives Peretz No Chance

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Currently, Daniel Heuer Fernandes is having an outstanding season. The keeper impresses with consistency – for Peretz, this means the bench instead of playing time.

The Israeli has not yet been between the posts in the Bundesliga, only getting a brief chance in the cup. A scenario that does not align with the original loan plan of FC Bayern.

FC Bayern sent Peretz to Hamburg last summer with clear goals: The keeper was supposed to play regularly and develop in a challenging league. After several months without prospects, this project is at risk of failing spectacularly.

BILD colleague Julian Agardi explained: “It will be difficult for Peretz as long as Heuer Fernandes plays in this form. HSV is highly satisfied with their first-choice goalkeeper – leaving Peretz only the spectator role.”

New Options from January

If a separation does indeed occur in winter, according to BILD, several alternatives are already available. The team around sports director Max Eberl is examining new loan options abroad. “England remains a topic – even second division teams from the Championship are observing him. A move to another top European league is also possible, to finally play regularly there,” reveals Altschäffl.

In addition to clubs from England, teams from Italy and France are also said to be interested in signing the Israeli national keeper.

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