Both clubs announced on Tuesday that Hambourg has permanently bought Warmed Omari, who was on loan from Rennes, for 2 million euros. Omari signed a four-and-a-half-year contract that lasts until 2030. He had been a starter at the beginning of the season before he was injured.

According to L'Équipe, Warmed Omari's transfer to Hambourg has become permanent, as the club exercised the purchase option for him this Tuesday. Omari, who had been on loan at Hambourg from Rennes since last summer, expressed his happiness to stay at HSV long term. He thanked the club, the team, and the technical staff for their support during his long injury.

Warmed Omari stated that he joined Hambourg a few weeks ago. He said that there were other options on the table but, according to the feedback from his agents, Hambourg was the most concrete option. Omari mentioned there might have been clubs from Ligue 1 as well, but he had direct discussions with the coach, staff, and sporting director of Hambourg. He considered their opinions about him and how they wanted him to play and progress. After talking with his family and agents, they all agreed it could be a good opportunity for him to move forward in a very good German club.

Hamburg has confirmed the acquisition of Warmed Omari on a loan deal from Rennes, including an option for a permanent transfer. The 25-year-old central defender completed a medical at the UKE Athleticum on August 6 before signing his contract at the Volksparkstadion and linking up with the squad at their training camp in Mallorca. Hamburg's sporting director, Claus Costa, commended Omari, describing him as a modern defender who possesses speed, technical skills, and intelligence. Despite Omari's limited appearances in the previous season, the club has confidence in his abilities. Stefan Kuntz, a member of the sports board, highlighted Omari's experience in Ligue 1 and European competitions, stating that the club aims to support his further development.