Over €10m possible: HSV loanees could become a goldmine | OneFootball

While one or two HSV professionals are currently away on international duty, it is also worth taking a look at the club’s many loan players.

Some of them could bring Hamburg a hefty multi-million-euro fee next summer. The situations involving Aboubaka Soumahoro and Rayan Philippe are particularly exciting. According to information from Mopo, purchase options of five million euros each have reportedly been agreed for both players. This duo alone could therefore bring ten million euros into HSV’s coffers.

The chances of that happening look especially good in Soumahoro’s case. After initially spending time on the bench, the 21-year-old has worked his way into the team at Spanish second-division side RCD Mallorca and was recently even named in the starting lineup. Remarkably, Mallorca kept a clean sheet in each of his first four appearances.

The Frenchman also seems to be making quite an impression within the club. Mallorca coach Luis García recently said the defender has “enormous potential” and praised his ability to play both centrally and on the left side. He also described Soumahoro as a “modern player” who can adapt to different challenges. His speed, agility, and quality on the ball were also highlighted.

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Positive findings from HSV’s loan players

The situation is not going quite as smoothly for Philippe. The Frenchman only joined SC Paderborn shortly before the transfer deadline and has been featuring regularly there. So far, however, he is still waiting for his first goal involvement. It is likely that the East Westphalians would only trigger his purchase option if they stay up and he produces a major jump in performance.

Less lucrative, but also positive, is the loan spell of Noah Katterbach. At second-division side Eintracht Braunschweig, the full-back is getting regular minutes again after a long spell of hardship. His purchase option is reportedly in the low six-figure range.

Daniel Elfadli (LASK) and goalkeeper Hannes Hermann (SSV Jahn Regensburg), on the other hand, were loaned out without purchase options. Both are therefore expected to return to the Volkspark in the summer of 2027 for the time being.

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