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Hamburger SV

Founded in 1887, Hamburg won the European Cup in 1983 and was Son Heung-min's first club in European football.

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First-team squad

2026–27 season · as of · Head coach: Merlin Polzin

Goalkeepers4

No.PlayerNation
1 Daniel Heuer Fernandes Portugal
12 Sander Tangvik Norway
40 Elias Lahti Finland
41 Fernando Dickes Germany

Defenders10

No.PlayerNation
3 David Møller Wolfe Norway
7 Zakaria El Ouahdi Morocco
17 Warmed Omari Comoros
23 Jordan Torunarigha Nigeria
28 Miro Muheim Switzerland
33 Sebastiaan Bornauw Belgium
37 Louis Lemke Germany
39 Joel Agyekum Germany
43 Shafiq Nandja Germany
– Mario Vušković Croatia

Midfielders9

No.PlayerNation
4 Bilal Nadir Morocco
5 Martin Adeline France
6 Albert Sambi Lokonga Belgium
10 Immanuel Pherai Suriname
11 Albert Grønbæk Denmark
20 Fábio Vieira Portugal
21 Nicolai Remberg C Germany
22 Kofi Amoako Germany
24 Nicolás Capaldo Argentina

Forwards6

No.PlayerNation
9 Terem Moffi Nigeria
15 Yussuf Poulsen Denmark
18 Bakery Jatta Gambia
19 Otto Stange Germany
27 Patson Daka Zambia
38 Alexander Røssing-Lelesiit Norway
Out on loan
  • –Hannes Hermann · Goalkeeper · Germany · at Jahn Regensburg
  • –Noah Katterbach · Defender · Germany · at Eintracht Braunschweig
  • –Aboubaka Soumahoro · Defender · France · at Mallorca
  • –Daniel Elfadli · Midfielder · Libya · at LASK
  • –Rayan Philippe · Forward · France · at SC Paderborn

Squad sources: Wikipedia — Hamburger SV; Hamburger SV (cited by Wikipedia; not fetched directly) — Die aktuelle Bundesliga-Mannschaft des HSV. Squads change during transfer windows; check the date above.

Player profiles

Current and former players with a full PlayerWikipedia profile.

Son Heung-min Son Heung-min Forward · Tottenham Hotspur FootballSouth Korea

Sources

  1. Hamburger SV — Wikipedia (accessed 2 November 2026)