Now likely heading to HSV – Almugera Kabar set to leave BVB | OneFootball

In recent weeks, more and more clubs have emerged—ranging from VfL Wolfsburg to Hertha BSC and Preußen Münster—that are said to have shown interest in Almugera Kabar. However, shortly before the transfer window closes on Monday, it now appears that the left-back will leave Borussia Dortmund for Hamburger SV.

HSV has long been considered the favorite to sign Kabar and has just parted ways with Silvan Hefti (D.C. United), another full-back, which may have cleared the way for Kabar.

Apparently a Loan with an Option to Buy

In any case, Bild reports that Kabar's move to Hamburg is now in its final stages. Contrary to what Kabar was reportedly seeking, it appears that this will not be a permanent transfer at first, but rather a loan deal including an option to buy.

This would give Kabar the chance to establish himself in the Bundesliga with HSV and, if he develops accordingly, to stay in the Hanseatic city permanently. On the other hand, the 19-year-old would not be tied to HSV if the coming weeks and months do not unfold as all parties hope.

It remains unclear whether BVB will retain any rights regarding Kabar as part of the transfer. One possible scenario, as with the sale of Tom Rothe to 1. FC Union Berlin, is that Borussia secures a buy-back option for a later date.

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