Extension or sale possible: what HSV want for Muheim | OneFootball

Miro Muheim is now under contract with HSV only until 2027. His future is therefore one of the key topics of the summer transfer window.

With the Swiss national team, Muheim is currently preparing for the World Cup in North America. At the tournament, he can rightfully hope for playing time. Although the experienced Ricardo Rodriguez is considered the first choice at left-back, the heavy workload means rotation is also a possibility. The attack-minded full-back in particular is likely to get his chances as an impact substitute. Strong performances on the international stage would inevitably increase interest from other clubs.

That could put HSV in a complicated situation. The reason: the 28-year-old’s contract is only valid for one more year. According to Hamburger Abendblatt, those in charge want to avoid Muheim entering the final year of his deal without a decision being made about his future. That essentially leaves two options on the table: an extension or a sale in the upcoming transfer window.

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HSV would demand at least €6 million

According to the Abendblatt, both sides have already agreed on preventing a free transfer departure in 2027. If a move were to happen, the Rothosen would also have a clear asking price. Accordingly, HSV would only be willing to talk if the transfer fee reached at least €6 million.

At the moment, however, a decision does not seem imminent. Muheim is fully focused on the World Cup and so far has neither dealt intensively with potential suitors nor with contract talks. In addition, the left-footer feels extremely comfortable in Hamburg, both professionally and personally.

An extension therefore remains a very realistic scenario. The condition, however, is likely to be that HSV convincingly lays out the sporting goals it wants to pursue in the future. Finishing 13th in the table in the first year after promotion is likely to have been an encouraging first argument.

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