HSV chaos nearly over: Peretz deal to be sealed on Monday? | OneFootball

At HSV, there are signs that Daniel Peretz’s loan may be terminated early. The goalkeeper, who was loaned from FC Bayern in the summer, has not participated in team training for the past two days.

Instead, Peretz has only been doing individual sessions in the gym. Several parties are now working on a solution that would allow for a quick departure.

According to consistent media reports, in addition to HSV and FC Bayern, FC Southampton is also involved in the talks. The English second-division club wants to loan Peretz immediately. The goal is a model in which the existing loan in Hamburg is ended and the goalkeeper is transferred directly to England.

The background, according to Bild information, is based on verbal agreements from December. At that time, Bayern’s sporting director Max Eberl and HSV’s sporting director Stefan Kuntz had basically agreed to end the loan in the winter if Peretz was not planned as the number one for the second half of the season. However, nothing was put in writing. After the turn of the year, Kuntz left his position, and the talks were interrupted.

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HSV: Is the Peretz saga coming to a quick end?

After the new appointments on the HSV side, Director of Sport Claus Costa and CFO Eric Huwer took over the process. For the club, it was clear that an early termination of the loan should only take place without any additional financial burden. Originally, the contract stipulated a loan fee of up to 400,000 to 500,000 euros for one year, depending on appearances and sporting success.

This model now appears to be off the table. Instead, HSV will not have to pay anything for the past six months. Bayern, in turn, will receive a higher loan fee from Southampton, which balances the overall package economically.

If the final details are clarified, Peretz could leave HSV at short notice. The prerequisite is a complete written agreement from all parties involved, which, according to Bild, could happen as early as today, Monday. If that happens, the Israeli will board a plane to England.

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