HSV in full swing: Rayan Philippe as a hot Selke replacement in sight!

HSV in full swing: Rayan Philippe as a hot Selke replacement in sight!

Hamburger SV is facing a directional phase, since striker Davie Selke's contract expires at the end of June and there is still no clarity about its future. As T-Online, there are already considerations for possible successors. Rayan Philippe von Eintracht Braunschweig is very popular because he is considered faster and athletically strong strikers. A transfer from Philippe would cost the HSV around 2.5 million euros. This interest is not accidental, because other clubs such as Werder Bremen and 1. FC Köln have an eye on the 24-year-old.

But that's not the only personnel that employs the HSV responsible. While Miro Muheim goes on vacation with Switzerland after his last international match, the question of remaining in the club becomes relevant for him and other players. Rumors about possible departures, such as that of Ludovit Reis, which is being courted by FC Brügge, are rounding. TAG24 also reports that several Premier-League clubs are observed, which is increasing the uncertainty about its future.

The HSV also gives hope for fresh blood in the squad. Jordan Torunarigha was hired by Kaa Gent free of charge and will strengthen the club with his experience from 73 Bundesliga games for Hertha BSC. The 27-year-old sparked the interest of HSV sports director Stefan Kuntz, who has already successfully worked with him in the U21 national team. Torunarigha is the second new addition of the HSV, after Nicolai Remberg von Holstein Kiel, where an exit clause of 2.4 million euros applies.

In addition, 22-year-old Matija Frigan from KVC Westerlo is also traded as a potential new addition. With a transfer fee of around 10 million euros, Frigan, who scored nine goals last season, could be valuable support for the offensive. Fussballtransfers emphasizes that these transfers could direct the HSV squad planning in a positive direction.

test games and team preparation

In preparation for the coming season, the HSV test games are planning against TSV Elstorf and VfB Oldenburg on July 5th and 6th. These encounters should offer the team the opportunity to optimally adjust to the new season. While the squad planning is running in the background, the HSV fans have expressed concerns about high ticket prices and announced protests. A challenge that the team also has to keep in mind.

How the personal details will develop remains to be seen. However, it is clear that the Hanseatic team is at stake, and the next few weeks will be decisive for the organization of the association.