The Finnish national player Anssi Suhonen is loaned to the Swedish first division club Östers IF until December 31. The season in Sweden ends within the calendar year. HSV sports director Claus Costa explained that Suhonen aims for significant playing time for his development. Suhonen was previously loaned to Jahn Regensburg, where he played 13 games in the past season.

Anssi Suhonen could soon leave Hamburger SV towards his homeland. According to 'kicker', there is a concrete inquiry from Scandinavia for the 24-year-old Finn. The deal for the midfielder could go through as early as the beginning of next week, following a verbal agreement and pending only the written formalization as per 'Hamburger Abendblatt'. Suhonen, who has one year left on his contract, is not part of HSV's sporting plans anymore.

Anssi Suhonen, who has been plagued by injuries at HSV and was loaned to Jahn Regensburg in the last season, has received a concrete offer from a club in Scandinavia. He is expected to leave HSV soon, possibly as early as next week.

Bild reported that HSV had officially confirmed the loan of Anssi Suhonen to SSV Jahn Regensburg until the end of the season. According to the announcement, Suhonen's aim was to gain significant match experience. HSV's sports director, Claus Costa, noted that Suhonen had struggled with injuries in previous years but commended his resilience. Suhonen expressed his happiness about the move and highlighted Regensburg's efforts to acquire him. He aimed to develop further, gain match experience, and help the team achieve their goal of staying in the league.