HSV Hamburg sporting director Klaus Costa has admitted that it will be almost impossible for him to replace Luka Vuckovic when he returns. Tottenham Hotspur in this summer.

Fussball transfer covers Hamburg chief’s comments today From an interview with Hamburger Abendblatt.

Vuckovic impresses in Germany

Luka Vuckovic has been on loan with the German team since the summer and has impressed from day one.

The 19-year-old quickly established himself as a key man for the Bundesliga side, with a number of impressive performances in the center of their defence.

This is a season which is also decorated a lot. The Tottenham youngster was voted Bundesliga Player of the Season by fans so far in January, has won Bundesliga Rookie of the Month four times and has been nominated for Player and Team of the Season awards.

HSV want to keep him beyond the summer, but it has been made clear that will not happen. The general consensus is that Vuckovic has wowed the club with his performances this season.

Costa now admits that they knew he was leaving and replacing him would be an almost impossible task.

“It would be impossible to replace him with a player of his caliber, even if we have played successfully without him,” he said.

“Luca is an extraordinary player, but also an extraordinary personality. At the age of 18, he exemplifies in the dressing room the things you would normally expect from a 28-year-old player.

“Add to that the Vuckovic name and the family connection and history. Everyone was waiting for him. Only Mario can fulfill that emotional expectation, no one else.”

Tottenham or a new club?

The big question is what will happen to Luka Vuckovic after he returns to Tottenham. It seems Spurs intend to keep him, even if they are in the Championship.

But the defender’s performances this season have not gone unnoticed. Reports have already linked him to some of the biggest clubs in Europe.

And it seems his ambitions are big too. He has reportedly made it clear that he wants to move on even if Tottenham remain in the Premier League.

This has led to constant rumors and talk of a possible move, with his agent already pushing his name to Barcelona. HSV, meanwhile, will begin the difficult task of finding a replacement.

Nick Voltmead’s future newcastle united ‘Completely unsure’ as he is unhappy with his playing time at St James’ Park.

sky sport germany report That the striker is ‘currently very unhappy’ with his playing time at Newcastle after a disappointing few months in the North East.

From hero to zero in newcastle

Just a few months ago, Nick Woltemade was considered the brightest star among Germany’s striker options. After impressing at VfB Stuttgart, he was eyed by Bayern Munich.

Instead, he joined Newcastle United in the summer on an €80m deal. And the early signs were positive as he made an immediate impact under Eddie Howe.

He was also a strong player in the Germany team under Julian Nagelsmann, scoring five goals in six qualifiers between September and November. According to Sky, six months later, ‘enthusiasm in Germany has largely faded.’

The country is watching as Voltmead and Newcastle are ‘in crisis’. Voldemort has failed to score in the Premier League this season and has only managed 25 minutes of playing time. He spent the win over Brighton sitting on the bench.

According to Sky, Voltamede is ‘very dissatisfied’ with his playing time. This leaves his future at St James’ Park this summer ‘completely uncertain’.

The 24-year-old plans to focus solely on the World Cup and then take a full decision on his future. There are no plans at the moment to move to Bayern Munich.

summer transfer is hard

The problem for both Newcastle and Nick Voltamede is the fee the Magpies paid last summer. This matter was greatly increased by the departure of Alexander Isak to Liverpool at the last moment.

Now, he is valued at €65m, but there are few clubs in European football who would pay that amount. Voltameda may not have been a flop, but it wasn’t a complete success either.

Newcastle will either have to be sold at a very low priceWhich is unlikely, otherwise the striker would need to be forced out. It certainly wouldn’t end well after Isak’s actions last summer.

This leaves both of them in an awkward position. Even if Newcastle and Wolves wanted to go their separate ways, doing so in reality is a difficult prospect.