WAC coach Thomas Silberberger has stated that a transfer of Nikolas Polster to Hertha BSC will not happen quickly. Silberberger said he spoke with the club's president, Dietmar Riegler, who gave him assurances that the situation was fine, and that Polster will play and begin the season as the team's primary goalkeeper. The coach did not exclude the possibility of a transfer in the coming weeks, stating the transfer window is open until early September. In a conversation with the 'Kleine Zeitung', WAC president Dietmar Riegler said he considers the probability that Polster will transfer to be very low.

According to Bild, Nikolas Polster from Wolfsberger AC remains a candidate for Hertha BSC if Kastenmeier declines. Polster has informed his club that he definitely wants to move to Berlin. Hertha BSC and Wolfsberger AC are still not in agreement on the transfer fee, with Wolfsberger AC wanting 1 million euros while Hertha are only willing to pay 500,000 euros.

Reports indicate Hertha Berlin have intensified discussions over a transfer for Nikolas Polster, with the German side making progress in the talks while Polster continues to actively seek a move abroad.

Hertha BSC officials have contacted Nikolas Polster and his agency. According to 'Sky', Polster had previously expressed a desire to advance his career abroad. His contract runs until 2027, and Hertha must pay a transfer fee for him if the deal is completed. According to 'transfermarkt.de', Polster currently has a market value of two million euros.