Hertha: Lasogga will return from Hamburg
Hertha Berlin have refuted claims they are prepared to allow striker Pierre-Michel Lasogga to join Hamburg on a permanent deal.
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Lasogga, 21, is on loan at Hamburg from Hertha and scored a hat-trick as Bert van Marwijk's men eased to a 5-0 victory over Nuremberg.
Hamburg have already indicated they would be interested in securing the former Germany Under-21 international's services for the long-term.
However, Hertha have moved swiftly to play down speculation Lasogga will be allowed to leave.
"We have a strong and clear agreement," club spokesperson Peter Bohmbach told German news agency Deutsche Presse-Agentur.
"At this point in time Pierre-Michel Lasogga is on loan at Hamburg.
"He still has a contract left at our club and will be back in training with our club come the new campaign."
Lasogga joined Hertha from Bayer Leverkusen in 2010 and scored 24 goals in 69 appearances prior to his recent loan switch.
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