HSV News: Agreement with Suhonen – that’s how long the talent should stay in Hamburg

Created: 2022-04-02 15:13

By: Jan Knötzsch

Anssi Suhonen is under contract with HSV until 2023.

His performances make him interesting for other clubs.

Nevertheless, there should be good HSV news.

Hamburg – The Hamburger SV* has, if you want to put it that way, put on the famous seven-mile boots and marches and marches.

Not necessarily in the direction of promotion to the Bundesliga, which seems a long way off in the home straight of the season in the second division, while FC St. Pauli is still at the top.

No, it's more about the future of HSV - because he is currently planning the traditional club from the Volksparkstadion* meticulously.

And with one sense of achievement after the other.

Both in terms of stones and legs.

And while the one HSV transfer rumor is currently blowing through the Volkspark, the next good HSV news is not far away.

The focus is on Anssi Suhonen and his future in Hamburg*.

HSV-News: In the summer of 2022 there would be a fee for Anssi Suhonen for the last time – but HSV has other plans

There, in the Hanseatic city of Hamburg*, it is now clear that investor Klaus-Michal Kühne and his millions will save the name of the Volksparkstadion*.

This HSV news is also already certain: HSV is getting a new main sponsor* – only about the logo that will be emblazoned on the HSV jersey is there still a need for discussion between the club and its partner.

Werder Bremen plays a role in this.

In addition, HSV sports director Jonas Boldt* and HSV sports director Michael Mutzel* have already made other HSV news perfect – in terms of squad planning for the 2022/2023 season, from which HSV does not yet know 100 percent in which league it plays.

He stays: HSV talent Anssi Suhonen and the club apparently agree on a contract extension.

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But that doesn't change the fact that Mario Vuskovic stays at HSV* and Miro Muheim will continue his time at HSV*.

The HSV news about the future of Elijah Krahn * is already fixed.

Next, the club could possibly make the next HSV news out of an HSV transfer rumor about Giorgi Chakvetadze * – if you agree in the Volkspark with the Georgian, who has only been on loan until the end of the season, and his club KAA Gent that “ Chaki” will also slip into the HSV jersey beyond this period.

With Moritz Heyer, only one HSV player has just extended his contract.

HSV-News: Anssi Suhonen would be free in the summer of 2023 – but the Finn will not leave without something in return

And that is exactly what HSV is planning, with coach Tim Walter* assuming that his team would be further along in development, even with another player from the current squad.

It's about Anssi Suhonen, with whom HSV would like to extend *.

Most recently, the HSV News had made the rounds that Suhonen was demanding more coal from HSV – otherwise the Finn would possibly disappear from Hamburg before the end of his contract, which expires in 2023.

In summer 2022, HSV could earn money with Suhonen for the last time, in summer 2023 the HSV talent would then be free of charge.

But in all likelihood, this bad HSV news will not come.

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Because Anssi Suhonen does it like teammate Josha Vagnoman*, who recently spoke about his HSV future.

According to a report in the Bild newspaper, the scenario that Anssi Suhonen will leave the club is off the table – both in terms of 2022 and 2023.

Rather, there's good HSV news for the fans of the traditional club: Suhonen and HSV should agree on a contract extension.

According to this, the talent should extend the duration of his contract with HSV until 2026*, just like Moritz Heyer recently.

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