Derry Scherhant will leave Hertha BSC this summer due to a release clause that allows him to transfer for only two million euros. Several Bundesliga clubs showed interest, but SC Freiburg has reportedly won the race. Scherhant has verbally agreed with the Champions League contender, and the medical examination is expected soon.

Derry Scherhant is set to depart from Hertha BSC after the current season, taking advantage of a release clause for a two million Euro fee. Three Bundesliga clubs, namely Borussia Mönchengladbach, Werder Bremen, and SC Freiburg, have expressed a strong interest in acquiring him. Among these, SC Freiburg is actively competing for his transfer. Scherhant, who has achieved his best career performance with seven goals and seven assists in 33 second division matches, is regarded as a promising talent. Despite this, Werder Bremen is considered to have only an outside chance compared to the other two clubs, as a decision regarding his future is expected soon. Hertha BSC has been notified about Scherhant's plan to leave, which signifies another major exit following Ibrahim Maza's move to Bayer Leverkusen for twelve million Euros.