Training camp looms: these 5 HSV players are on shaky ground! | OneFootball

On Monday, HSV began preparations for the new season. After seven weeks off, the first item on the agenda is performance testing before the team heads to a training camp in Denmark on Wednesday.

As things currently stand, several players whose futures at the Volkspark are far from certain are also expected to be there. While sporting director Claus Costa continues to work on the squad for the coming season, there are according to a Mopo report as many as five professionals for whom a departure remains a realistic scenario.

The situation appears most advanced in the case of Immanuel Pherai. The playmaker is in close contact with SV 07 Elversberg and would apparently like to continue his time in Saarland. However, the two clubs are still apart in their valuation of the transfer fee. In any case, HSV are hoping for a seven-figure fee.

Emir Sahiti is also looking for a new club following his loan spell at Maccabi Tel Aviv. The situation is similar for Fabio Baldé and Jean-Luc Dompé. Unlike the other transfer candidates, however, the latter two still have a genuine chance to impress Merlin Polzin during pre-season and earn playing time. Hamburg’s current depth on the wings is simply too thin.

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No quick solution in sight for HSV’s unwanted players

The situation is more complicated for Aboubaka Soumahoro, however. The centre-back returned to the Hanseatic city after a disappointing loan spell at AS Saint-Étienne, having failed to make a single competitive appearance. HSV therefore want to send the youngster out on loan once again, especially since his prospects are likely to diminish further once the club signs the planned defensive reinforcements.

Conclusion: Despite some inquiries and loose interest from other clubs, no short-term move currently appears imminent for any of the five candidates. Surprises shortly before departure for training camp can never be ruled out in the transfer market. As things stand, however, there is much to suggest that all five uncertain cases will travel to Denmark for the time being.

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