Hamburger SV
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Hamburger SV (often shortened to HSV) is a German soccer team currently playing in the Bundesliga. The club was formed from the merger of three different clubs in 1919.[1] The team currently resides in Hamburg, and their colors are blue, white, and black. The current manager is Martin Jol[2] and the current sponsor is Fly Emirates.
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Roster
Goalkeepers
- 1 Frank Rost
- 12 Wolfgang Hesl
- 29 Raphael Wolf
- 33 Khalis Sinouh
Defenders
- 2 Alex Silva
- 3 Timothée Atouba
- 4 Bastian Reinhardt
- 5 Joris Mathijsen
- 7 Marcell Jansen
- 16 Michael Gravgaard
- 19 Jérôme Boateng
- 20 Guy Demel
Midfielders
- 8 Albert Streit
- 14 David Jarolím
- 15 Piotr Trochowski
- 18 Romeo Castelen
- 21 Jonathan Pitroipa
- 24 Marcel Ndjeng
- 25 Tomás Rincón
- 28 Mickaël Tavares
- 30 Collin Benjamin
- 31 Timo Kunert
- 40 Dennis Aogo
Strikers
- 9 José Paolo Guerrero
- 10 Mladen Petrić
- 11 Ivica Olić
- 17 Macauley Chrisantus
- 22 Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting
- 35 Tunay Torin
Notable Former Players
- ST Ivica Olić
