HSV comeback in the Bundesliga: Doll warns of high expectations!

HSV comeback in the Bundesliga: Doll warns of high expectations!

Hamburger SV, after seven years in the 2nd Bundesliga, has finally made the leap back into the Bundesliga. This brings a breath of fresh air to the Hanseatic city, but former coach Thomas Doll sounds a warning note. He warns against excessive expectations for the coming season and criticizes the lack of first division experience of many older players. Doll stresses that a good start will be crucial to staying in the league, and the team will rely on new signings to get off to a flying start right from the start.

A key player could be Yussuf Poulsen, who recently moved to HSV from RB Leipzig. Loud Yahoo Sports the Danish international has signed a permanent contract. HSV sports director Stefan Kuntz is convinced of Poulsen's experience, which he brings with him from his 425 appearances, 95 goals and 66 assists at Leipzig. He is expected to be a valuable leader for the newly formed team that wants to prove itself in the Bundesliga.

New additions and surprises

Nicolás Capaldo from Salzburg is also mentioned as a stabilizing factor among the new additions. In Doll's eyes, Emir Sahiti is considered a possible surprise of the season. Doll also praises the young trainer Merlin Polzin, who goes to work with fresh ideas and enthusiasm. HSV has big plans, and this positive wind will not only affect the men's team. The HSV women are also back in the Bundesliga after 13 years and play their home games in the Volksparkstadion.

The HSV women's first matchday takes place against VfL Wolfsburg and promises great drama right from the start. This development comes at just the right time, as HSV fans are eager for exciting games, especially in the upcoming first Bundesliga northern derby between HSV and Werder Bremen. This derby will take place between October 10th and 13th, and Bremen are already planning a sold-out Weserstadion for the clash.

A look at the transfer balance

The transfer window also brings with it some interesting statistics. According to the information on Transfer market There were a total of 194 arrivals in the league this season, while 160 players left the club. Transfer expenses total 438.8 million euros, while income is 432.75 million euros. These figures make it clear that the Bundesliga is still a hot spot for player transfers.

The average age of the newcomers is 21.4 years, which suggests that many clubs are relying on a young, hungry team to take on the Bundesliga challenge. It remains to be seen how the new faces will perform next season, especially under the leadership of Polzin and with the talent of players like Poulsen.

Hamburger SV has the chance to start the new season with fresh enthusiasm. The fans can look forward to seeing how the team develops and whether it can meet the high expectations. In this most turbulent football league in Europe, the Bundesliga adventure could be an exciting journey for HSV and its loyal supporters.