Contract runs until 2027: When HSV plan talks with Muheim | OneFootball

Miro Muheim has now been playing for HSV for four and a half years. This makes the Swiss player one of the longest-serving members of the squad.

He is also a tireless runner, a leader, and one of the most consistent professionals on the team. No HSV player has accumulated more minutes on the pitch this season, and none has sprinted more often. More than four years after his signing, the verdict is clear: Miro Muheim has become not only a Swiss national player at HSV but also a face of the club.

His rise has also impressed coach Merlin Polzin, who recently highlighted the 27-year-old’s “fantastic development.” Muheim takes on responsibility, leads his teammates, and presents himself to the public as more critical and self-confident. Time and again this season, he has also worn the captain’s armband. It is precisely this mix of performance and attitude that makes him so valuable both as a player and as a person.

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What does Muheim think about staying at HSV?

Nevertheless, HSV is currently not planning to enter into talks about another contract extension any time soon. The contract was already extended in March 2024 until 2027, and according to the Hamburger Abendblatt, it is quite possible that the club will not begin new negotiations before the end of the season. Such an approach offers both opportunities and risks.

This is because Muheim, with the Swiss national team, has already qualified for the 2026 World Cup and has realistic chances of participating in the tournament next summer. Should he showcase himself on the international stage there, his market value could rise even further. This would also increase the risk of losing him in the end without receiving a significant transfer fee.

Muheim himself, however, is relaxed about his contract situation. He feels comfortable in Hamburg, strongly identifies with the club, and could even imagine staying in the event of another relegation. Nevertheless, one thing is clear: by the summer of 2025 at the latest, the club will have to act. After all, no one wants to go into the final year of a contract with such an important player.

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