Fresh rumours about HSV keeper: is Peretz heading to England? | OneFootball

The transfer rumors surrounding HSV goalkeeper Daniel Peretz show no signs of stopping. Will the number two look for a way out in the winter?

New speculation is swirling around the future of Daniel Peretz. According to the Bild podcast Bayern Insider, FC Southampton as well as two other clubs from the English Championship have set their sights on the Israeli. Scouts from the recently relegated Premier League club are said to have even watched Peretz in person at the Volksparkstadion.

The 25-year-old is on loan from FC Bayern Munich to HSV until the end of the season. However, the hoped-for role as permanent number one has not materialized for Peretz so far. Veteran Daniel Heuer Fernandes continues to enjoy the trust of coach Merlin Polzin. Peretz was only allowed to play in the DFB-Pokal and used his chance there—especially during the dramatic round of 16 exit against Holstein Kiel—to draw attention to himself.

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Discussions about Peretz staying at HSV continue

The fact that Heuer Fernandes started again in the subsequent northern derby against Werder Bremen (3:2) is unlikely to have improved Peretz’s situation. The Israeli national keeper recently emphasized how much he longs for playing time. He wants to work hard every day and make it “as difficult as possible” for the coaching staff to overlook him.

If his role at the newly promoted Bundesliga club does not change, a transfer in the winter could become a realistic option. Especially since he also does not have an easy standing at FC Bayern, where his contract runs until 2028. With Jonas Urbig and Alexander Nübel, two other goalkeepers are pushing to potentially succeed Manuel Neuer, whose future beyond this season is still uncertain.

In this complex goalkeeper poker, a move to England could prove to be an exciting option for Peretz. One thing is clear for the right-footer himself: “I know that I absolutely want to play, it’s in my blood.”

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