Hertha BSC midfielder Jeremy Dudziak is being linked with a move to 2. Bundesliga rivals Holstein Kiel, according to transfer data compiled on 10 December 2025.
The 30-year-old, who holds both Tunisian and German nationality, is listed with an unspecified probability of completing the switch, with no fee or contract details indicated at this stage. His current market value is recorded at €500,000, a figure likely to shape any negotiations between the two clubs if talks progress beyond initial interest.
Dudziak is currently registered with Hertha and wears the number 28 shirt, operating primarily as a central midfielder and favouring his left foot. The data does not provide recent match-by-match performance details, meaning any assessment of his latest displays or specific fixtures cannot be confirmed from the available information.
Born in Hamburg on 28 August 1995, the 1.76m midfielder has spent the bulk of his career in German football. After developing in the youth ranks at MSV Duisburg, Schalke 04 and Borussia Dortmund, he moved through Dortmund’s under-17, under-19 and second team before stepping up to the senior side. Spells at FC St Pauli and city rivals Hamburger SV followed, establishing him as a familiar figure in the 2. Bundesliga.
Subsequent moves to Greuther Fürth and a loan stint at Hatayspor in Türkiye added top-flight and international experience to his CV before he returned to Germany with Hertha BSC in 2023. A brief period without a club in mid-2025 preceded his latest registration with the Berlin side in October.
With his market value trending down from earlier career peaks in excess of €2m, any potential transfer to Holstein Kiel would represent the latest chapter in a career defined by versatility and resilience. If the move materialises, it could offer Dudziak a fresh platform in a familiar league to reassert his influence and shape the next phase of his professional journey.
