Transfer fire at SV Siedenbollentin: Six new ones for the league!

Transfer fire at SV Siedenbollentin: Six new ones for the league!

The anticipation for the new season is palpable at SV Siedenbollentin. The up-and-coming top league football team has welcomed some new faces in recent weeks. As part of the preparation for the season, those responsible at the club have increasingly relied on players from TSG Neustrelitz. A total of six players - including goalkeeper Paul Krause, Dennis Ladwig, Tom Kliefoth, Oskar Fijalkowski and Tobias Teetz - have made the move to SV Siedenbollentin. These players were said farewell at their last home game against Tennis Borussia Berlin, which was met with regret by TSG coach Thomas Franke, who now has to find replacements for the departures that have been discussed for some time. In addition, 18-year-old Leon Gerth from Greifswalder FC will also be new to the team.

Regardless of the departures, the team, under the guidance of coach Christoph Haker, is determined to prepare optimally for the upcoming league season. Haker also plans to sign two more players with potential to become regular players. The club has not yet officially confirmed the transfers of the TSG players, but the similar interest from other clubs shows the attractiveness of the new additions. Piotr Delner, on the other hand, is no longer taken into account in the plans as his contract ends on June 30th.

Preparations for the new season

Preparation for SV Siedenbollentin's first league season begins on July 7th. During the three-week break, the players receive individual training plans to stay fit and start the new season well prepared. The start of the season is scheduled for the first weekend in August. Two preparatory games are already on the schedule: On July 16th, the Siedenbollentiners will meet 1. FC Neubrandenburg, and on July 19th the duel against Malchower SV will take place.

The test games are an excellent opportunity to integrate new team members and test your own strategies. Unfortunately, the organizational efforts for another test match against SpVgg Torgelow/Ueckermünde had to be rescheduled due to the withdrawal of the association league team, which makes the preparations somewhat complicated.

A look at the transfer market

The ball rolls not only on the pitch, but also on the transfer market. In amateur football, the official transfer period begins on July 1st and lasts until August 31st. During this time, players can change clubs, which is also important for SV Siedenbollentin's new signings. The club uses the opportunity to specifically sign talent who can strengthen the team.

For affected players, this means that they must deregister by June 30th to ensure a smooth transition. Training compensation plays a role here, especially for amateur clubs that rely on youth development. These vary depending on class and are an important point in transfer negotiations.

Overall, SV Siedenbollentin's efforts show that the club is ready to prove itself in the top league and have a successful season. The new additions and the planned preparation give cause for hope for exciting games and sporting success.