Winter transfer window: Which players could leave HSV | OneFootball

Next week, the HSV professionals will head into their winter break. Behind the scenes, however, the work continues.

Sporting director Stefan Kuntz and sports director Claus Costa are facing an intense January, because in addition to searching for reinforcements, the main focus is on potential departures. HSV currently has a fully staffed squad of 30 players and would therefore be willing to part ways with one or two players. Several players are considered candidates for a transfer, as Bild has now revealed.

The situation has recently improved for players who, just a few weeks ago, were considered certain departures. Guilherme Ramos has established himself as a tactical option for the final phases of matches and impresses in a limited role as a heading specialist. Staying until the summer is likely. Bakery Jatta has also moved closer to the team again after some difficult months and has recently been getting more playing time. In the northern derby against Werder Bremen (3:2), he was even in the starting lineup.

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The situation is much more open for Noah Katterbach and Silvan Hefti. Both have only played for the U21s this season and are seeking playing time at a higher level. If suitable offers come in, HSV could be open to talks. The same applies to Emir Sahiti and Immanuel Pherai, who hardly play a role anymore. If their limited playing time continues, departures during the transfer window could become more concrete—possibly right up to Deadline Day.

A special case is Anssi Suhonen, who is returning from a loan to Östers IF in Sweden. Despite personal progress, his camp is looking for a new club. Since his contract expires in the summer, a sale in the winter would make economic sense for HSV. Levin Öztunali is also set to leave, but probably only after his contract expires at the end of the season.

There is no movement, however, regarding loan goalkeeper Daniel Peretz. Despite being unhappy with his role, HSV is currently not planning to terminate the deal early. Peretz's professionalism is highly valued at Volkspark.

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