birmingham cityMarvin Daksh has opened the door to leaving the Championship team and returning to Germany this summer.
The German spent his entire playing career in his home country until the Blues signed him from Werder Bremen in August 2025.
He impressed in his first season at Birmingham City, scoring 11 goals and providing two assists in 36 appearances.
The striker could be on the move after Chris Davis's side failed to secure promotion to the Premier League.
On May 28th, we broadcast news Dachsch is traveling to Berlin to watch Bayern Munich's DFB-Pokal final win over VfB Stuttgart. He liked the city and could move there to join Hertha Berlin.
Two days ago, Sports Witness Covered claims from Germany That Hertha Berlin are still looking at the 32-year-old for a move this summer.
The evacuation from the city of Birmingham has not yet gone ahead
On Tuesday, Marvin Dakash was a guest on the podcast, In Broski - Die Sport-ShowAnd image Has released his comments.
The Birmingham City player spoke on a number of topics including his immediate future at St Andrews.
Bild pointed to recent claims of interest from Hertha Berlin. The frontman confirmed that he is in talks over a summer transfer but did not provide details.
"I am of course in talks with many clubs, including from the Bundesliga. But it is still relatively early," He said.
When further asked if he was ready to return to his country, the player talked about the conditions required to join a club.
"I am relatively open to it. But of course, if there is a club where I am convinced with the whole concept, I would definitely like to return to the Bundesliga or Germany." Dakash explained.
Birmingham City Leaving Clause
Marvin Daksh's contract expires in 2028 and his value, accordingly transfer marketIs €1.5m.
Bild claim he could leave the English club this summer for around €1m. Last month, Sports Witness Covered Claims Since Birmingham City have not returned to the Premier League, this is now his release clause.
Supporters can snatch the striker by activating his €1m clause.
