Dream signing in goal? HSV eye up Norway keeper! | OneFootball

HSV intensifies its search for a new goalkeeper. The officials seem to have an ambitious solution in mind.

After the early departure of Bayern loanee Daniel Peretz, the club bosses have been exploring the market for several weeks. Two possible options are under discussion: a short-term transitional solution with experience or a young keeper with potential. The latter scenario currently seems to be taking shape.

According to the Norwegian newspaper Adresseavisen, HSV is working on signing Sander Tangvik from Rosenborg BK. The 23-year-old is considered one of the greatest goalkeeper talents in Scandinavia and fits the profile sought by Hamburg. Tangvik could initially provide competition for first-choice keeper Daniel Heuer-Fernandes and potentially succeed him as the number one in the medium term.

According to media reports, a transfer fee of three to four million euros is being discussed. Tangvik's market value is three million euros, and he is under contract with Rosenborg until 2027.

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Norwegian Connection at HSV?

The goalkeeper brings plenty of experience despite his young age. As a homegrown talent, he has made 69 appearances in the Eliteserien for Rosenborg and was even named Player of the Year in Norway after the past season. In November, he received another accolade: Tangvik was called up to the national team for the first time, which has qualified for the 2026 World Cup and includes stars like Erling Haaland and Martin Ødegaard.

Additionally, another indication of a move to the Hanseatic city could be present. Rosenborg is said to have already identified a potential successor in the Swede Leopold Wahlstedt.

Interestingly, Tangvik is represented by the same agency as HSV left-winger Alexander Røssing-Lelesiit, who joined from Lillestrøm SK last winter and recently extended his contract. It is not out of the question that a Norwegian connection might soon be found in the Rothosen squad.

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