According to Bild, Dynamo Dresden has decided to release Dennis Duah to allow him to find a new club. Dennis Duah, who was released to seek opportunities elsewhere, was considered a transfer disappointment as he did not participate in any official matches last season after transferring from HSV II. Despite having the support of coach Thomas Stamm, the club opted not to include him in their training plans. Sporting director Thomas Brendel indicated that the club no longer believed continuing with Duah was the right path. After a year without playing in official matches, Duah is expected to join a Regionalliga club. However, his departure would result in a financial loss for Dynamo due to his existing contract, which has two more years remaining, with terms that a fourth-tier club is unlikely to match. Duah is unlikely to leave without receiving an adequate severance package.

Dennis Duah, who joined Dynamo Dresden from the second team of HSV a year ago, is missing from the training start. Although the club has not provided specific reasons for his absence, it is conceivable that the center-back might be loaned out or even leave Dynamo Dresden.

Due to the arrival of Andi Hoti, a departure or at least a loan for Dennis Duah is conceivable, as he has not had any playing time so far.

Dennis Duah has not had satisfactory playing time, and there is a general consideration of loaning out players like him, though no active intention has been expressed yet.