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Left-handers are in high demand on the market. I doubt that Hertha can find a replacement with the 25 million – so rather a bargain for Berlin. For the player, of course, the opportunity to move on to the next stage, although I prefer to see him personally, I still want to play in the Bundesliga.
Of course, Hertha does not want to find an equivalent replacement.
It's like that as a training badociation. If a player has reached a certain maximum performance (at least a temporary maximum), then you should sell it. I do not see where Plattenhardt could increase its market value in the next to Hertha. But his game is too one-dimensional, he has always been and always will be.
For Hertha, the loss would be bearable. The goal of Hertha is not to have the best left back possible but to get the best team performance possible on the field …. and with the money that we can continue to develop in other corners, which can bring us to the end more than one (for us) very good left, it can do it. In particular, if we consider possible tactical changes to a chain of three with the Mittelstadt then more compatible.
There can be no question of negative business. Finally, you have to compare the "minus" Plattenhardt to free (!) Mittelstädt, the added value that a new central midfielder has on Lustenberger, Duda or Schelle, for example.
We bought Plattenhardt for 500T, you should not forget it.
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