Plenty of new faces, plenty of risk? HSV star makes his stance clear! | OneFootball

No other Bundesliga club was as active in the winter transfer market as HSV. After a major overhaul in the summer, the promoted team made further additions.

The Red Shorts signed a total of four new external players and also brought Otto Stange back from his loan at Elversberg. In return, the club bid farewell to a hefty eight professionals. To outsiders, this upheaval seems massive, and the risk correspondingly high. But HSV ace Miro Muheim strongly disagrees with this view.

The 27-year-old, who stands before his 150th competitive match with the diamond on his chest against Heidenheim, does not see the many changes as a problem. "It is certainly a lot," Muheim admits in an interview with HSV.de, but points to the time after the achieved promotion: "We already gained experience with many arrivals and departures in the summer. This experience makes the situation a bit easier for us now."

What is crucial is that the core structure of the team remains intact and the newcomers are integrated in a targeted manner. Therefore, the Swiss player believes his team is on a good path. Despite a mixed phase in terms of results, including six consecutive winless Bundesliga games, the team has improved.

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And yet: "There are still things we want and need to work on as a team and individually," emphasizes Muheim, who does not want to rest on his laurels. Especially the recent 2:2 against FC Bayern could release additional energy and courage for the upcoming tasks: "Such games definitely give us a lot of energy."

Muheim sees another key in the collaboration between the coaching team and leading players. "I think the new players quickly understand how we want to play football and what our idea is," he praises the work of head coach Merlin Polzin and his staff. He sees himself as having a responsibility. "I try to give the newcomers the feeling that they can feel comfortable with us. Whether in the locker room or in the private environment," he explains.

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