Davie Selke, who was the top scorer, is out of contract in the summer and could leave on a free transfer. His contract was supposed to be automatically extended upon 25 appearances and Bundesliga promotion, but this clause was removed at Selke's request. He wants a three-year contract and a significant salary increase. HSV understands his demands but is not willing to meet any price. Selke is free to negotiate with other clubs.

Bild reports on the availability of HSV forward Davie Selke on a free transfer after his contract extension clause was removed. Davie Selke, the HSV forward, is now available on a free transfer after the removal of his contract extension clause. This situation has created a new dynamic, and a quick departure from HSV could be possible.

Davie Selke has been the top scorer in the 2. Bundesliga with 22 goals. There is ongoing contract negotiation (referred to as 'Vertragspoker') regarding his future at Hamburger SV (HSV).

Davie Selke has fulfilled the appearance clause for a contract extension with HSV by starting in the match against Darmstadt (4:0). Despite this, Selke's future at HSV remains uncertain.

Davie Selke's future at Hamburger SV is uncertain. He expressed frustration over the ongoing contract negotiations, stating he has set a personal deadline for making a decision. Selke mentioned that the outcome is open-ended, and they need to find a mutual path. His contract with HSV expires at the end of the current season. The coach, Merlin Polzin, downplayed the situation, emphasizing Selke's commitment and the positive nature of the ongoing discussions.

Davie Selke is faced with a decision regarding his future, as he considers whether to remain with Hamburger SV or transfer to an unnamed Bundesliga club. His current contract includes a clause for automatic extension, contingent upon his participation in seven out of the remaining eight matches. Negotiations are underway between Selke and HSV for a new long-term contract, however, staying with HSV would require him to accept a substantial pay reduction. Meanwhile, interest from an undisclosed Bundesliga club has materialized, with a lucrative offer exceeding two million euros annually. Selke's current earnings at HSV are slightly above one million euros, with a potential increase to 1.8 million euros per year if the club achieves promotion. Selke is expected to make his decision by March, weighing the prospect of staying at HSV against the opportunity for a new challenge elsewhere.

Davie Selke is negotiating for a new three-year contract with Hamburger SV. He demands a contract with fewer performance-based bonuses. Currently, he earns between 800,000 to 1 million Euros, achievable only through high bonus payments. If Hamburger SV does not get promoted or Selke does not make 25 starting appearances, he could leave on a free transfer in the summer. He has made 13 starting appearances so far and scored 14 goals in 22 matches across all competitions.

Two unnamed Bundesliga clubs have expressed interest in Davie Selke and have already initiated contact with him. The potential transfer is under consideration for the winter transfer window. Selke has been a key player for Hamburger SV this season and is their leading scorer with ten goals. His contract is valid until 2025, with an automatic extension clause if he starts in at least 14 of the 17 second-round matches. Hamburger SV is exploring a long-term solution, though 'Bild' reported that serious contract discussions have not yet taken place.