Transfer surprise at Bayern? Peretz loan could be cut short | OneFootball

A transfer surprise is looming at FC Bayern. The loan of Daniel Peretz to Hamburger SV could be ended prematurely.

According to the BILD podcast Bayern Insider, Daniel Peretz is facing an early end to his loan at Hamburger SV. The Israeli is only the number two goalkeeper at the second division club, behind Daniel Heuer Fernandes, and has not played a single minute so far. If this does not change by winter, the 25-year-old could move to a new club as early as January.

Peretz joined Hamburg in the summer with high expectations. After a year as a backup keeper at FC Bayern, he wanted to gain match experience in order to recommend himself as a long-term successor to Manuel Neuer. But at HSV, the experienced Heuer Fernandes clearly established himself. Coach Merlin Polzin is sticking with his current number one – and Peretz is left with the role of benchwarmer.

Even before this, sporting director Max Eberl had commented critically on the situation. “We had some very exciting offers, Daniel had some very exciting offers. For him, Hamburg was his choice,” said Eberl, adding: “Of course, a club will tell you: The boy should play. Sometimes there are promises that just aren’t kept.”

Interest in Peretz from abroad

According to BILD information, Peretz originally firmly assumed he would become the number one. When plans changed, he became frustrated and is said to have even considered leaving Hamburg for a time.

Bayern had hoped that the Israeli national goalkeeper would take the next step through regular appearances. But without match practice, his development risks stagnating. Terminating the loan in winter could make sense for all parties: HSV would save on salary, Bayern could find a new club where Peretz would actually play.

There is reportedly already interest from abroad – including from Belgium and Spain. A fresh start is urgently needed for Peretz. At FC Bayern, the competition is fierce anyway: with Manuel Neuer, Jonas Urbig, and Sven Ulreich, there are already three other goalkeepers ahead of him.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.