HSV's turn! Bundesliga club offers €2m for Pherai | OneFootball

HSV could be in line for more millions in revenue. After the sale of Robert Glatzel, the club has also received a concrete offer for Immanuel Pherai.

As reported by Mopo, SV 07 Elversberg has offered around two million euros for the 25-year-old midfielder. HSV’s decision-makers must now decide whether to accept the offer or keep negotiating.

Pherai already played for the Saarland club on loan during the second half of last season, where he drew attention with solid, if not outstanding, performances. He helped Elversberg secure a sensational promotion to the Bundesliga. It is an open secret that the playmaker would like to stay.

Elversberg actually had a purchase option worth 2.5 million euros. However, the club’s officials let it expire. Instead, the newly promoted Bundesliga side opted for fresh talks with HSV and now appears to be making progress. The current offer is said to be about half a million euros below the originally agreed fee.

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HSV still holding out for bonus payments

The situation therefore clearly points toward a transfer. Although Pherai is still under contract with HSV until 2027, he no longer appears to play much of a role in the club’s future plans. At the same time, the Suriname international has found a sporting home that suits him in Elversberg.

However, the negotiations are not yet fully concluded. It is possible that HSV is demanding additional bonus payments. For example, bonuses could be agreed in the event of avoiding relegation or reaching a certain number of appearances. In this way, the gap to the original purchase option could at least be partially offset.

Either way, HSV can probably look forward to another cash injection very soon. As recently as Tuesday, Robert Glatzel’s move to VfL Wolfsburg brought 1.5 million euros into the club’s coffers. If Pherai now also leaves, the Hanseatic club could bring in around 3.5 million euros in a short space of time. Many signs point to the deal going through. The key question now is: when and on what terms will HSV give the green light?

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