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·8 September 2026

A week after deadline day: three more HSV exits possible

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Deadline Day is now a week behind us, but HSV’s work in the transfer market is still not completely finished.

While no new players can be signed anymore in Europe’s major leagues, transfers are still possible in some countries. That means the door remains at least slightly open for late departures from HSV as well. The hottest — and at the same time only — candidates are Miro Muheim, Immanuel Pherai, and Joel Agyekum.


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Muheim, who had been an undisputed starter for years, now has to reassert himself on the left side following the signing of David Møller Wolfe. The Norwegian was used immediately against Mainz, while Muheim was absent due to health issues. In addition, his contract expires next summer.

However, contrary to reports suggesting otherwise at times, HSV’s decision-makers are not believed to have pushed for the Swiss player’s departure this summer anyway. That is what Mopo reports. At the moment, there is therefore little to suggest that a split will still happen. Especially since Muheim is said to have come to terms with the new competitive situation.

HSV: What happens with Pherai?

Pherai, meanwhile, has a much weaker hand. The 25-year-old was not included in the squad for the first three competitive matches and also missed the chance against Mainz to benefit from Sambi Lokonga’s absence. HSV have also signed another attack-minded midfielder in Fabio Vieira. The club’s bosses would have been more than happy to move Pherai on, but no agreement was reached with former loan club Elversberg or any other interested parties.

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In Agyekum’s case, the situation is different again. The defender spent most of pre-season with the first team, but after returning from his loan spell at Viktoria Köln, he is primarily planned for HSV’s U21 side. He does not have a real Bundesliga perspective.

So late departures cannot be completely ruled out. In Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Greece, the transfer windows close gradually over the coming days. At HSV, however, things remain quiet in that regard. Should another option arise, the club’s decision-makers would be open to talks. According to Mopo, though, no concrete solutions are emerging for any of the three candidates.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

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