Sebastian Grönning, a striker from third-division club FC Ingolstadt who scored 13 goals, has already been in Berlin for medical examinations. He could potentially transfer to Hertha BSC for a small fee in the winter. Discussions between the two clubs are ongoing.

Hertha BSC is in talks with striker Sebastian Grönning, who has already arrived in the capital for negotiations and examinations. Grönning is under contract with FC Ingolstadt until summer, and the club is reluctant to let their top scorer leave in the winter. Hertha BSC would need funds from potential winter departures to sign Grönning in January.

Hertha BSC is reportedly interested in signing Sebastian Grönning, a Danish forward from Ingolstadt, to bolster their attacking options. Grönning is considered the top candidate for Hertha due to his impressive record of scoring 13 goals this season in the 3. Liga. While his contract with Ingolstadt extends until June 30, Hertha is actively working to negotiate a transfer as soon as possible. The club aims to create budget space in the January transfer window by offloading several players, including Smail Prevljak, Andreas Bouchalakis, and Palko Dardai. Standing at 1.88m tall and weighing 85kg, Grönning is seen as a suitable match for Hertha's needs, given his physical attributes, goal-scoring prowess, and varied experience in leagues across Denmark, South Korea, Greece, and Spain. Hertha decided to prioritize Grönning after their unsuccessful attempt to replace Haris Tabakovic, their former top scorer, who was transferred to TSG Hoffenheim in the summer.