A slice of HSV history? Vuskovic to feature in his own documentary! | OneFootball

During the premiere of “Always Hamburg,” director Tom Häussler announced another bombshell: Mario Vuskovic will be getting his own documentary!

A big surprise at the end of the cinema debut of “Always Hamburg”: The leading figure, Tom Häussler, announced on Wednesday evening that a documentary about Mario Vuskovic will be released in 2026. The story of the Croatian, who has been suspended since November 2022 due to a positive EPO test, is set to be retold in all its facets.

The announcement came unexpectedly. According to a report by the Hamburger Abendblatt, Häussler was initially vague before dropping the bombshell in front of a packed cinema: In November 2026, when Vuskovic is eligible to play again, the series is set to be released. Although it’s still unclear on which platform the documentary will air, one thing is certain: The special story of the defender, who continues to assert his innocence, will attract a great deal of attention.

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Vuskovic welcomed with thunderous applause

Vuskovic was already in the spotlight on the night of the premiere. Together with his girlfriend Barbara, he attended the screening of “Always Hamburg.” Coach Merlin Polzin publicly welcomed the defender and emphasized: “Mario, you will always be a part of our family.” Sporting director Stefan Kuntz also praised the sensitive approach of the fans and those in charge: “Hamburgers have a sense for who could use some applause right now.”

The fact that Vuskovic appears in the current film despite his suspension underscores how closely he is still connected to the team. Scenes in which he is accompanied before the decisive promotion match against Ulm elicited emotional applause in the cinema.

Beyond that, the 23-year-old maintains particularly close relationships with many HSV players. In particular, Vuskovic shares a long-standing friendship with Jonas Meffert, Robert Glatzel, and Ludovit Reis, who has since moved to FC Brugge.

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