Who’s in, who’s out? How HSV are planning the final week of transfers! | OneFootball

Not much time left! Everything at HSV currently points to a turbulent final week of the winter transfer period.

Until February 2, sports director Claus Costa can still make adjustments to the squad. The signs at Volkspark clearly indicate movement. Departures, transfer requests, and urgent needs in several positions are shaping the plans.

Silvan Hefti is specifically on the verge of departure. The right-back, without prospects under coach Merlin Polzin, is in advanced talks with D.C. United from the MLS, according to consistent media reports. HSV would receive a transfer fee in the range of 150,000 to 200,000 euros, although a severance payment is due in return. The deal could be finalized soon, possibly including a medical check at Volkspark.

Immanuel Pherai is also pushing for a change. The 24-year-old, not even in the squad for the city derby, sees no sporting future for himself at HSV. As reported by Mopo, there are several inquiries, both domestically and internationally. Pherai aims for appearances at a high level and wants to join at least an ambitious second-division club. Whether HSV lets him go depends on whether his departure can be compensated for sportingly.

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Emir Sahiti is similarly frustrated. Without a league minute since August, the Kosovar is also intensively searching for a new club, preferably abroad. Nothing is concrete yet, but the last days of the transfer window could bring movement. Another unresolved personnel issue remains left-back Noah Katterbach, for whom no new option has yet emerged.

Meanwhile, Costa is working on reinforcements. After the serious injury of Alexander Røssing-Lelesiit, there is an urgent need for action, especially on the left wing. Additionally, a backup for Miro Muheim is still being sought. If suitable opportunities arise, HSV could even make double additions in the offensive area.

So far, two arrivals (Damion Downs, Sander Tangvik) and three departures (Daniel Peretz, Jonas Meffert, Anssi Suhonen) are confirmed. Guilherme Ramos and Hefti are likely to follow soon. But the work is not done yet. The last transfer week promises high tension once again.

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