BVB gem Kabar wants HSV move: Why the deal is still on shaky ground | OneFootball

The clock is ticking! In just a few days, the winter transfer window will close, and HSV still has plenty of work to do.

Sporting director Claus Costa is hoping to make several more moves if possible. Almugera Kabar is also following developments in Volkspark very closely. The 19-year-old from Borussia Dortmund would love to join HSV. But even though his desire is extremely strong, the deal is on shaky ground.

Shortly before the turn of the year, HSV’s interest in the former German U17 world and European champion became public. Under coach Niko Kovac at BVB, Kabar hasn’t been given a chance and has played this season exclusively for the U23s in the Regionalliga West.

In Hamburg, however, he could be considered as a backup and a defensively strong alternative for left-back Miro Muheim. According to Mopo information, Kabar was immediately “fired up” about HSV. That hasn’t changed to this day.

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Kabar transfer not HSV’s top priority

The situation in Dortmund also points to an imminent departure. With Brazilian Kauā Prates, the Westphalians have already agreed on a transfer for the summer. The 17-year-old is expected to command a multi-million euro fee. Kabar wants to leave BVB this winter, and not on loan, but ideally on a permanent deal. There is also interest from Wolfsburg, Hertha BSC, and Preußen Münster, but HSV is considered his clear favorite.

The catch: The Red Shorts currently have different priorities. First, the attack is to be strengthened, ideally even with two signings. Only once it’s clear how much money will be invested there will it be decided whether there’s still financial leeway for the defense. That’s exactly why Kabar’s transfer is dragging on. According to Mopo, those close to him don’t expect a decision before the coming weekend at the earliest.

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