Demotion looms: HSV trio given clear orders to find new clubs | OneFootball

It is confirmed that Silvan Hefti, Bakery Jatta, and Guilherme Ramos are set to leave HSV. Stefan Kuntz now wants to step on the gas!

The Hamburg SV squad is filled to the limit after last-minute signings. Coach Merlin Polzin currently has 30 professionals at his disposal and will have to work with an inflated squad at the latest after the international break. The consequence: three players are still to leave!

The players affected are Silvan Hefti, Bakery Jatta, and Guilherme Ramos. The trio is no longer part of the sporting plans. Both sporting director Stefan Kuntz and director of sport Claus Costa have made it clear to the players and their agents according to Bild information: A transfer is absolutely necessary! Polzin is reinforcing this stance in training, where the affected professionals will no longer be allowed to participate in internal matches. The only exceptions will be injuries to other players.

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The message is more than clear: anyone who doesn’t transfer risks being relegated to the second tier. A cautionary example is Levin Öztunali, who was sent to the U21s last season and still plays there today.

But where should the unwanted players go? The transfer market in the top European leagues is already closed. However, there is still hope in countries like Austria, Switzerland, Greece, Turkey, or even Saudi Arabia. Especially for Ramos, who was loaned out to Portugal last season, a door could open at short notice.

So far, however, there are no concrete offers on the table. Only a loose inquiry for Ramos fizzled out before the transfer deadline. Even less is happening in the cases of Jatta and Hefti.

By the way: The rumors that Fabio Balde is also allowed to leave HSV can probably be put to rest. The Rothosen are said to have blocked all inquiries for their homegrown talent this summer!

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