Due to Stange loan: HSV seek close coordination with Elversberg | OneFootball

In recent years, SV Elversberg has established an excellent reputation as a talent factory. Now, HSV talent Otto Stange is set to benefit from this.

With the loan of Otto Stange to SV Elversberg, HSV has initiated an important step in the development of its offensive talent. The Hamburg native is expected to gain valuable playing experience in the 2nd league and then return to the Volkspark strengthened.

Sports Director Claus Costa emphasized in the context of this deal that the loan is not a temporary farewell in the traditional sense, but part of a long-term plan: "With the loan to SV Elversberg, we have found an optimal solution for Otto's further development. SVE has recently earned an excellent reputation as a station for loan players, so Otto will be in good hands there. We will be in close coordination with the Elversberg colleagues throughout the season to ideally accompany his development."

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SVE Boss: Stange's potential "is beyond question"

The fact that Elversberg has emerged as a high-profile talent factory for larger clubs in recent years is undeniable. Players like Nick Woltemade, Paul Wanner, Elias Baum, or Finsik Asslani have used the club from the Saarland province as a springboard. Sporting director Ole Book sees a similarly great talent in Stange: "His potential is beyond question. With creativity, speed, and finishing strength, he will be good for our game."

The teenager himself is grateful for the opportunity and wants to use the next few months at a high level for his own benefit. Nevertheless, he has "a lot planned for the future together with HSV". The close coordination between the Hanseatics and the SVE is now intended to ensure that the loan model runs to the advantage of all parties. They want to "ideally accompany" his development, explained Costa.

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