Wild winter ahead for HSV? Seven players could be on the move! | OneFootball

With 30 players, HSV has an extremely bloated squad. The club bosses want to change this soon.

The upcoming winter at Hamburger SV could be more eventful than initially expected. While the first half of the season is still in full swing, there is movement behind the scenes. According to a Bild report, up to seven professionals could leave the club in January.

The reason: As the injury list has almost completely cleared in recent weeks, the competition is enormous. Many players are getting little to no playing time and are considering a fresh start. The situation is particularly clear for Bakery Jatta, Silvan Hefti, and Gui Ramos.

All three have been sidelined since the summer and know that their prospects at HSV are limited. Hefti and Jatta have not yet been in the squad, and Ramos is only considered for short substitute appearances. A departure in winter would be the logical consequence for them. The catch: The trio would probably have to take action themselves, which was not the case in the last transfer period.

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Emir Sahiti and Noah Katterbach are also among the uncertain candidates. Both are valuable squad players but get little playing time. Katterbach recently hinted at considering a move. If either of them approaches the club with a concrete desire and a suitable offer is available, HSV would be open to discussions. This way, they could make room for young newcomers.

It also remains open what will happen with Robert Glatzel and Daniel Peretz. Glatzel is currently hardly getting a chance, while loan goalkeeper Peretz is struggling with his role as a substitute. Although HSV is currently planning with both, a departure cannot be completely ruled out. FC Bayern, in particular, is reportedly considering loaning Peretz to another club for the second half of the season.

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