Summer break: The hottest transfers in amateur football start now!

Summer break: The hottest transfers in amateur football start now!

Neustrelitz, Deutschland - The summer break in amateur football is more than just a breather - it is the time of the transfers. While the 2024/25 season is coming to an end in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, many clubs are already busy re-organizing their squad. The Ostsee-Zeitung informed in May the first change and the stage Numerous new developments on the transfer market will bring.

Current reports about the change of club come from all corners of amateur football, from the regional league northeast down to the national class. Many teams monitor their transfers through a live ticker that is kept up to date. The summer transfer period officially ends on August 31, and until then there is a lot to be expected on the transfer market. The live blog of the Ostsee-Zeitung remains until the end of the deadline Current.

The numbers speak for themselves

A look at the transfers in the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania association league clearly shows that the clubs are active. According to [Transfermarkt] (https://www.transfermarkt.de/verbandsliga-Mecklenburg-Vorpommern/transfers/wettbewerb/vlmv) there have been 138 entrances and 107 departures. The average age of the new additions is 13 years, while the departures are 16.8 years old. It is striking that there are no financial income or expenses from transfers, which indicates a tendency to promote young talents and integrate them into the squad.

When we look at the transfer balance of the last time, it is striking that the focus is on the development of young players. In the coming weeks, the clubs will continue to try to find suitable talents to strengthen their teams and remain competitive.

what should be considered?

The regulations for the change of association are clear: In order to officially make a change, the player's cancellation must be deregistered by June 30th. This can easily be done online via DFBNET or alternatively by post. The new association must then submit an application for a game permit to the state association. An important rule also applies: players who have not played for more than six months can change free of charge, which also heats up the market.

The training compensation that are negotiated between the clubs vary depending on the age group and league. For example, the compensation in the Oberliga amounts to 2500 euros, in the 7th league at 750 euros. Such regulations influence the brand positioning of the players and their attractiveness for new clubs, while the clubs finance their youth work at the same time.

The next few weeks promise tension, both on the square and away from the action. The summer transfer window is the perfect opportunity for clubs and players to look for new challenges and opportunities - and the anticipation for the coming season is growing!