Jeremy Dudziak wants to make a fresh start at a new club after his contract at Hertha BSC expired after three years. Jeremy Dudziak said that he is more fit and motivated than ever and is immediately ready for his next club. He reported that there have repeatedly been talks with various clubs. However, he stated that so far he has not been convinced by any of them that it was the right step.

According to Bild, Jeremy Dudziak will leave Hertha BSC and will be bid farewell during the home game against Fürth.

A BILD report states that Jeremy Dudziak could leave Hertha BSC on a free transfer in the winter due to an agreement with the club. When asked by Sky after a match, coach Stefan Leitl confirmed that Dudziak has this possibility, but stated his belief that the player is more interested in staying at Hertha. Dudziak's contract expired last summer after a long injury break, and Hertha offered him the chance to train with the U23s to secure a position with the first team. The player did not receive a professional contract and is on a small salary, which is described as a medium four-figure amount per month. The agreement allows Dudziak to leave on a free transfer if he receives a more lucrative offer in the winter.

Jeremy Dudziak is confirmed to leave Hertha BSC this summer.