Germany’s main sporting tabloid reports that Hamburger SV are set to re-acquire Czech midfielder Adam Karabec on loan.
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Sky Germany reports that SC Braga are interested in acquiring FC Köln midfielder Denis Huseinbasic.
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Denmark’s Tipsbaldet lists FC Köln as a potential interested party in Norwegian right back Sebastian Sebulonsen of Brøndby IF.
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Union Berlin’s valuable central defenders Diogo Leite and Danilho Doekhi are continuing to attract interest from abroad.
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VfB Stuttgart and Danish attacking prospect Wahid Faghir are finally parting company.
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The Kölner Express reports that FC Köln left back Leart Paçarada could be headed to Bristol City. Paqarada’s former coach in the 2. Bundesliga last season, Gerhard Struber, is interested …
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Serie A newcomers Pisa have submitted an opening offer to Fortuna Düsseldorf for German youth international Jamil Siebert (23), according to Gianluca Di Marzio. The central-defender – who has a …
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Official | Former Hertha and Borussia Dortmund keeper Marcel Lotka switches to Düsseldorf
by Peter WeisGerman-Polish keeper Marcel Lotka’s move to Fortuna Düsseldorf has been officially confirmed. The 24-year-old was one the subject of a heated dispute between Borussia Dortmund and Hertha Berlin.
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RP Online report that 2. Bundesliga side Fortuna Düsseldorf are expected to tie up the signing of former Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Marcel Lotka (24) on Wednesday, assuming that the Pole …
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After the Welsh fullback scored a goal and picked up an assist in St. Pauli’s first test fixture of July training camp, FCP head coach Alexander Blessin expressed hope that Fin Stevens could quickly put last year’s nightmare campaign behind him.
Stevens’ U.K. compatriots, Ricky-Jade Jones of England and Scott Banks of Scotland, were also able to get off the mark.
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Reviersport currently reports that the controversial subject of FC Köln’s transfer ban, Jaka Čuber Potočnik, may receive a 3. Liga loan out this season.
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Newly promoted Bundesliga side FC Köln have reportedly arranged a loan back to Denmark for Rasmus Carstensen.
