Bild reported on Dawid Kownacki's transfer to Hertha BSC from Fortuna Düsseldorf. Kownacki, who was on loan at Fortuna Düsseldorf last season, has now signed with Hertha BSC. He underwent medical examinations and engaged in negotiations in Berlin on Monday morning before signing the contract in the evening. Hertha's sporting director, Benjamin Weber, expressed his satisfaction with the signing by highlighting Kownacki's qualities, such as his finishing strength, ball security, and heading ability. It was noted that Kownacki had turned down offers from clubs in Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Poland, and Turkey to join Hertha. The transfer deal is initially set as a one-year loan but includes a mandatory purchase clause in seven figures, potentially reaching up to 3 million EUR, depending on Kownacki's appearances and Hertha's league status. Kownacki is set to become one of the top earners at Hertha, with a base salary of approximately 1 million EUR.

According to deichstube.de, Dawid Kownacki is in the final stages of completing his transfer to Hertha BSC. The deal is structured as a loan with a mandatory purchase clause of 2.5 million euros, contingent upon certain conditions such as the player's number of appearances. The transfer to the Berlin-based club is deemed certain, with the necessary formalities expected to be finalized shortly. Kownacki, who previously played for Fortuna Düsseldorf, achieved 13 goals and five assists in 29 matches in the 2. Bundesliga. Due to Werder Bremen's high financial demands, Fortuna Düsseldorf was unable to secure a permanent deal for him. The coach of Werder Bremen has reportedly indicated that Kownacki does not feature in the plans for the upcoming season, allowing him to seek a new club.

Kicker reports on Hertha BSC's interest in signing Dawid Kownacki from Werder Bremen. Hertha BSC is reportedly interested in signing Dawid Kownacki from Werder Bremen. Initially, Werder Bremen was clear about wanting to sell rather than loan him. However, they are now open to a loan model with an obligation to buy. Kownacki wants to decide on his future soon, and Hertha BSC is among the three options he is considering. His former club, Fortuna Düsseldorf, is not one of these options.

Hertha BSC is also interested in Dawid Kownacki. According to 'Bild', Werder Bremen prefers to sell him permanently rather than loan him again and is asking for 3.5 million euros. These financial demands might hinder Hertha's plans to bring the player to Berlin. Kownacki spent the last season on loan at Fortuna Düsseldorf, where he scored 13 goals and provided five assists in 29 league matches. He has a total of 34 goals in the 2. Bundesliga.