Hallescher FC acquired the top scorer Serhat Polat from fourth division rival Hertha Zehlendorf during the winter transfer window. The transfer involved a dispute over an exit clause in Polat's contract with Hertha, which Hertha's president, Kamyar Niroumand, initially resisted. However, it was reported that an agreement was reached to avoid legal proceedings. Hallescher FC had already announced Polat's transfer by summer, and it was agreed that a test match between the clubs would be part of the deal. Polat signed two contracts: one starting in July and another effective immediately, with the latter now validated. He is set to make his debut on January 24th.

Serhat Polat, a 23-year-old forward from Hertha Zehlendorf, has signed a contract with Hallescher FC. There is no transfer fee involved as his contract in Berlin expires in the summer. He has scored 50 points in 45 games. Hallescher FC wants him to join in the winter, but Zehlendorf is not agreeing to it despite the clear legal situation. Hallescher FC was open to a loan back to Zehlendorf, but poor communication has likely hindered this option.

Bild reports on the escalating tensions between Hallescher FC and Hertha Zehlendorf regarding the potential signing of Serhat Polat. Hallescher FC is interested in signing Serhat Polat, the top scorer from Hertha Zehlendorf. There is significant tension between the two clubs, with the boss of the Berlin Regional League club publicly criticizing the officials of Hallescher FC. The situation is escalating, and legal expertise is being sought to resolve the matter.

Hertha 03 Zehlendorf's striker, Serhat Polat, who has scored nine goals this season, has attracted interest from Hallescher FC. Zehlendorf's president, Kamy Niroumand, mentioned that they have learned about Halle's interest in Polat, but they have not received an offer from Halle yet. Niroumand indicated that Polat could leave if a reasonable offer is made. The 23-year-old forward has been a standout performer for the Berlin-based club, making him a prime target for the Saxony-Anhalt side, although no formal negotiations have commenced at this stage.