First summer stop: where HSV will hold their training camp! | OneFootball

On Saturday, HSV announced the first key details of its preparations for the 2026/27 Bundesliga season.

From July 8 to 11, the team will hold a training camp in Helsingør, Denmark. The players and coaching staff will stay at the Marienlyst Strandhotel on the Baltic Sea coast.

For HSV, the training camp will be the first major trip away after the start of pre-season shortly beforehand. Fans have reason to be excited: the sessions are expected to be open to the public, allowing supporters to watch their idols up close. The Hamburg club plans to publish further details of its full summer schedule in the coming weeks.

The choice of location is also interesting. At present, the Danish national team is using the hotel in Helsingør as its base during the international break. Also there is Albert Grönbaek, who only on Friday signed a long-term contract with the Rothosen.

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HSV intensifies cooperation with Danish company

The training camp will be accompanied by an expanded partnership between HSV and the Danish company ENGEL Workwear. The former co-partner will become an official partner from the new season and will present the training camp. ENGEL Germany CEO Lasse Drews said: “By expanding our partnership with HSV, we have taken our cooperation to the next level and are very pleased to become an official partner of HSV from next season.”

HSV Chief Financial Officer Eric Huwer also welcomed the continuation of the cooperation. “I’m looking forward to continuing our work together and especially to the training camp in Denmark,” he is quoted as saying in the official club statement. In addition to presenting the training camp, the expanded partnership includes the use of advertising space in the stadium as well as joint events. The club’s grounds staff will also be outfitted with the company’s clothing in future.

For the team, however, the sporting aspect is clearly the main priority. In Helsingør, the foundations are to be laid for the second Bundesliga season following promotion.

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