Physical Activity - "Five Players Leave Hamburg's Bundesliga Handball Club"
HSV Hamburg won't renew the contracts of five players. They revealed this on Monday, stating that Jens Vortmann, Thies Bergemann, Max Niemann, Martin Risom, and Dino Corak would depart at the end of the year. Goalkeeper Vortmann and defender Bergemann were part of the team that gained promotion to the Bundesliga in 2021. Apart from Niemann, who's moving to TSV Ellerbek in the 4th division, no details about the remaining players' future clubs are known.
The fate of HSV Hamburg in the upcoming 2024/25 season remains uncertain due to their unconfirmed receipt of the necessary license from the Handball Bundesliga (HBL). The club has already had two licenses denied. On Thursday morning, an independent arbitration court will rule on the team's future, with the possibility of relegation to the 3rd league looming if the license isn't granted.
The last home game of the current season for HSV Hamburg, coached by Torsten Jansen, is set for Wednesday at 19:00 in the Sporthalle Hamburg against ThSV Eisenach. Officially announcing the five departures is also on the agenda.
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- Despite the uncertainty surrounding HSV Hamburg's future in the Handball Bundesliga, their Handball Bundesliga rivals, HSV Hamburg, are currently preparing for their last home game of the season against ThSV Eisenach.
- In other news from the German Handball scene, HSV Hamburg's Bundesliga competitors, HSV Hamburg, have announced that five of their players, including Jens Vortmann and Thies Bergemann, will leave the club at the end of the year, as they won't be renewing their contracts.
- Handball fans in Germany will be keeping a close eye on the proceedings of HSV Hamburg in the Handball Bundesliga, as they await the decision from the independent arbitration court on Thursday, which could potentially see them relegated to the 3rd league if they fail to secure the necessary license from the Handball Bundesliga.
Source: www.stern.de
