A year after his HSV exit: another career setback for Reis | OneFootball

It’s been a little over a year since Ludovit Reis said goodbye to HSV as a universally popular and celebrated promotion hero.

The Dutchman wanted to take the next step in his career and moved to Belgian top club Club Brugge for around six million euros. But since then, more or less everything that could have gone wrong has gone wrong. In recent weeks, it had already become clear that Reis no longer has a future in Bruges. The reason: a serious shoulder injury set the 26-year-old back significantly during an already complicated first season. After that, he was hardly used at all.

Now there is more bad news for the former HSV professional. As Belgian journalist Tomas Taecke reports, Reis is no longer training with Club Brugge’s first team effective immediately. Instead, he is now only completing individual training sessions. Striker Gustaf Nilsson is also affected by this measure. The club’s message is clear: Reis no longer plays any role in their sporting plans.

Not least because of this, rumors have recently emerged about a possible return to HSV. Transfer insider Sacha Tavolieri mentioned the Hamburg club as a potential option, raising hopes among many fans for a comeback.

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Reis will not return to HSV

However, that is not going to happen. As Mopo reported around two weeks ago, those in charge at HSV have neither contacted Reis nor made any concrete considerations about bringing him back. In central midfield, there is hardly any need anyway. After the signings of Kofi Amoako, Albert Grönbaek, Martin Adeline and Bilal Nadir, HSV are not as well stocked in any other position. A transfer for desired player Fabio Vieira also remains a topic.

In addition, HSV’s bosses are unlikely to have overlooked how forcefully Reis pushed for his move to Belgium last summer. As a result, the former fan favorite currently finds himself in a difficult situation. Reis wants to leave Brugge and is likely hoping for a fresh start. A return to the Volkspark, however, is currently not an option. Instead, the box-to-box midfielder must first find a new club in order to get his career back on track.

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