Heidenheim loses Kevin Sessa.

Football players prepare for a match. - Heidenheim loses Kevin Sessa.

The 23-year-old footballer Kevin Sessa won't be renewing his contract with 1. FC Heidenheim. Instead, he's headed to Hertha BSC in the 2. Liga. His new contract at Berliners reaches until 2027.

FCH's managing director Holger Sanwald expressed disappointment about his decision, but also acceptance. In a club statement on Monday, he said, "We appreciate the efforts we made to sign him for another season, but we understand his desire to face a new challenge in our country's capital."

Kevin Sessa, who is originally from Stuttgart and also holds Argentine citizenship, played 30 games and scored three goals for Heidenheim in the last Bundesliga season.

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1. Despite losing Kevin Sessa, 1. FC Heidenheim will continue their preparation for matches in Bundesliga 2, looking to fill the void left by the departing midfielder.
2. The transfer news has sparked interest in Germany, with Hertha BSC Berlin securing the signature of the 23-year-old Argentine-German footballer for the 2. Liga.
3. Kevin Sessa's transfer from 1. FC Heidenheim to Hertha BSC Berlin marks an exciting opportunity for the talented player, as he aims to showcase his skills in the competitive German soccer scene.
4. In the upcoming Bundesliga 2 season, Hertha BSC Berlin fans can expect to see Sessa defend their colors, hoping to contribute to their team's success and potential promotion to the Bundesliga.
5. Meanwhile, 1. FC Heidenheim, who made efforts to retain Sessa, will now need to focus on strengthening their team for the upcoming season, ensuring their competitive edge in Bundesliga 2.

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