Eintracht Braunschweig: urgently wanted new trainer - Pfitzner as a favorite!

Eintracht Braunschweig: urgently wanted new trainer - Pfitzner as a favorite!

Eintracht Braunschweig is in search of a new coach at a hurry after Daniel Schering was brought out of office before the decisive relegation games for relegation. The current situation is tense because the association is under time pressure and has reduced the list of potential successors to two to three candidates, such as News38 . So far, Eintracht has not found a new coach, but the decision should soon be made.

The sporting management sees it as necessary to be acted quickly in order to prepare the team for the upcoming challenges. The search for trainers could have a pioneering effect on the future of the club, which has just saved itself from a critical situation. Marc Pfitzner, previously assistant coach and himself a long-time professional at Eintracht, has been appointed interim coach and has so far stabilized the club in the difficult situation.

The roots of the decision

A few days before the relegation games, the decision on the change of coaches had been made. After poor performance in the last two regular season games, which ended with 0: 3 against SV Elversberg and 1: 4 against 1. FC Nürnberg. These defeats had prevented the club's early class, which means that Transfermarkt grasp.

Sports Managing Director Benjamin Kessel thanked Scherning for his commitment in the past year and a half in which he had saved the club from relegation, but the mood in the second half of the season did not brighten up. Pfitzner, who already worked interimistic in October 2023 during a similar phase, should now hold the reins firmly in the hand and tune the team to the relegation.

The list of candidates

confusion is about the other coaching candidates, since more prominent names like Timo Schultz and Thomas Wörle are not on the shortlist. Onur Cinel is also no longer in the race. The rumors about Pfitzner's future are mixed; On the one hand, many fans enjoy their trust, on the other hand, there is also skepticism for a possible permanent obligation. It remains unclear whether Pfitzner is one of the remaining candidates.

While the fans of Eintracht have to adjust to the official proclamation of the new trainer, the anticipation for the upcoming relegation games is noticeable. This return to the spotlight could give the team an additional thrust if the correct decisions are made. It remains to be hoped that the Eintracht will show a good hand and that the course sets for a positive future, such as Sky