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Report: Bayer Leverkusen's Rene Adler to join Hamburg in summer on free transfer
The Germany international has allegedly agreed terms with HSV and will leave his current club on a Bosman move in the summer after losing his place in Robin Dutt's side
Jan 25, 2012 7:34:00 AM
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Goalkeeper Rene Adler appears to be on his way out of Bayer Leverkusen at the end of the season, and has reportedly reached an agreement with Hamburg over a move in the summer, Sport Bild reports.
HSV is in the market for a new keeper as it is thought to be disappointed with the performances of Jaroslav Drobny between the sticks, and head coach Thorsten Fink sees the 27-year-old Adler as the perfect signing.
The glovesman has lost his starting berth at Leverkusen to Bernd Leno after a serious knee injury, and is keen to relaunch his career elsewhere.
Adler has an expiring contract with Leverkusen and talks over a new deal broke down earlier this season.
Therefore, he is expected to leave the club on a Bosman move at the end of the 2011-12 campaign, and Hamburg is expected to officially announce the capture of Adler in the coming days.
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HSV is in the market for a new keeper as it is thought to be disappointed with the performances of Jaroslav Drobny between the sticks, and head coach Thorsten Fink sees the 27-year-old Adler as the perfect signing.
The glovesman has lost his starting berth at Leverkusen to Bernd Leno after a serious knee injury, and is keen to relaunch his career elsewhere.
Adler has an expiring contract with Leverkusen and talks over a new deal broke down earlier this season.
Therefore, he is expected to leave the club on a Bosman move at the end of the 2011-12 campaign, and Hamburg is expected to officially announce the capture of Adler in the coming days.
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