More than two out? HSV youngsters could go out on loan | OneFootball

The original plan was: Two to three players are supposed to leave HSV before Deadline Day. But there could be more departures.

Only six days left until the end of the transfer period! And things could really pick up at the Volkspark: While HSV wants to sign at least two new professionals by next Monday, departures are still on the table. Bakery Jatta, Silvan Hefti, and Gui Ramos are particularly considered for cuts. But recently there has been little movement in these personnel matters.

The more interesting question is whether the list of possible departures will be expanded. Because internally at HSV, there is intense discussion about whether individual talents should gain match experience through loans. For those in charge, this would be a strategically smart move: Instead of putting the young players in the stands or in the U21, they could gain important professional-level experience elsewhere.

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HSV considering a Baldé loan

Particularly in focus is winger Fabio Baldé, according to Mopo information, who was not in the squad for the away game in Gladbach. Centre-back Joel Agyekum is also being considered. Especially Baldé showed promising approaches at the beginning of last season, but in the current HSV squad, both youngsters are just additions. A loan could help them make the next step in their career and slim down the professional squad of the Red Shorts.

A loan of Otto Stange, on the other hand, is rather unlikely. The 18-year-old striker has already signaled to the bosses that he wants to assert himself at HSV. As the fourth striker behind Königsdörffer, Poulsen, and Glatzel, he sees a chance.

Whether the talents will actually switch before the transfer deadline is open. However, those in charge do not rule out that in addition to the planned departures of established professionals, there may also be surprising loans. This could set the course for the development of HSV's own young talents.

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