Will HSV make their move now? BVB end partnership with Kehl! | OneFootball

Just one day after the duel against HSV, BVB has caused a real sensation. Could the Rothosen benefit from it?

His clear words did not help Sebastian Kehl. After the break, "we played Hamburg against the wall," explained the Dortmund sporting director following his team's 3-2 victory. "We should have scored more goals."

Just a few hours later, the 46-year-old is likely feeling much less euphoric. On Sunday afternoon, the Black and Yellows officially announced that the collaboration with Kehl would be ending. "This decision was made amicably by the BVB management and the previous sporting director," according to the press release.

CEO Lars Ricken stated: "In a very open conversation, Sebastian Kehl, Carsten Cramer, and I came to the joint conviction that the summer is the right time for changes. To allow both sides to prepare, we have mutually agreed to an immediate termination of Sebastian's duties."

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Kehl to HSV? Transfer expert causes a stir!

From now on, the former German national player is on the market for officials. And this is exactly where HSV comes into play. In recent months, the Hanseatics have repeatedly been rumored to have at least a fundamental interest in Kehl.

Additionally, there is another exciting point: In the search for a successor to Stefan Kuntz, HSV is working with the agency Pedersen & Partners. Kehl, in turn, is said to maintain good contacts with their headhunter Henrik Mook.

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The rumors about a commitment in Volkspark are unlikely to decrease in the coming weeks. This was ensured not least by Sky journalist Florian Plettenberg. After BVB officially announced the separation from Kehl, the transfer guru commented on his older post about HSV's interest with a telling eye emoji.

Apart from Kehl, other names such as Hasan Salihamidzic or Oliver Bierhoff are also being considered. The current sporting director Claus Costa also has chances for a promotion. According to consistent media reports, the promoted team wants to make a decision by May.

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