Kicker reports on Lukasz Poreba's transfer from Hamburger SV to SV Elversberg. Lukasz Poreba leaves Hamburger SV after two years and joins SV Elversberg. The 25-year-old defensive player will initially play for the Saarlanders on a loan basis, but SV Elversberg has an option to buy.

Łukasz Poręba is set to leave Hamburger SV for a loan move to SV 07 Elversberg. According to 'Bild', the clubs have agreed on a buyout clause of 1.5 million euros, which can be activated after the loan period. The transfer is expected to be finalized in the coming days. Poręba, who contributed to Hamburger SV's promotion to the Bundesliga, will not represent the club in the top tier of German football. The loan is for one year with an option to buy.

Lukasz Poreba is set to leave Hamburger SV shortly. According to 'Bild', it is considered a done deal that the midfielder will join a club in the second league on loan. SV Elversberg and Eintracht Braunschweig are in the running, with Polish journalist Jerzy Chwalek suggesting that SV Elversberg is currently in the pole position. Poreba is under contract with Hamburg until 2027 and played 19 times for them last season.

There is a 99% chance that Łukasz Poręba will leave Hamburger SV this summer. Jerzy Chwałek from 'Super Express' reports that the Polish player is most likely to join SV Elversberg. His contract with HSV runs until June 30, 2027, but conditions of the potential transfer are not yet known. Previously, Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl mentioned interest from several other German clubs. Poręba has made 37 appearances and scored three goals for HSV.