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BIn the second division HSV, goalkeeper Sven Ulrich and the club parted prematurely – and surprisingly. The club announced that “the two sides reached this joint decision after an open analysis of the last season.” The 32-year-old was contracted to the North German national team for just eight months. Ulrich’s contract originally ran until 2023. He is said to have waived his severance pay.

The former under-21 international came from Bayern Munich in October last year and has been goalkeeper in 32 games. HSV was not entirely satisfied with the goalkeeper. Although he showed a solid performance on the streak, he had a football deficit and thus made some mistakes. New coach Tim Walter should focus more on a good footballer among the posts.

Ulreich may anticipate a possible reduction. Walter needs a goalkeeper as the first player to develop his philosophy on the game. Ulreich could not achieve this with his limited footballing skills.

After Hunt, the second prominent HSV director

“Things don’t always go the way they had planned or imagined. That is why we and Sven have decided that we will end our current contract and he may face a new challenge,” said sporting director Michael Motzel. But Ulreich is also available for free transfer. After Aaron Hunt, he is the second notable exit from HSV.

Is Now Time For Ulreich Representative Daniel Hoyer Fernandez (28)? The German-Portuguese cooked up the final string after only two strong debuts at the start on the bench, and a fine shot that fits better with Walter’s profile. According to information from ‘Bild’, this year Fernandez was said to have had thoughts of emigrating after a completely frustrating season. Now there could be a comeback at the Hamburger Tor. However, despite Heuer Fernandes, HSV is looking for another goalkeeper with the potential to become number one.

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