Eintracht Braunschweig: Change vertebrae around Bicakcic and new trainer!

Eintracht Braunschweig: Change vertebrae around Bicakcic and new trainer!

Braunschweig, Deutschland - The future of Eintracht Braunschweig is currently on the brink. As reports news38.de, the association is located in exciting but also challenging times. With the end of the season, essential decisions are increasing in terms of the trainer and the squad composition.

In particular, the coaching question ensures conversation: Heiner Backhaus from Alemannia Aachen is potentially traded as a new coach. A change that gives many fans hopes for a sporty turn. At the same time, the squad changes are on the agenda, and not only because of the speculation about player exits.

important personal details in the focus

A central topic is the future of captain Ermin Bicakcic, which is associated with a move to NK Istra in 1961 in Croatia. A farewell that would be pain, after all, the defender played 35 games last season and performed valuable services with his experience as a leader.

But not only Bicakcic could leave the club. Goal scorer Rayan Philippe is also traded hot, and a transfer to Hamburger SV is in the room. However, the reversal issues are still unclear, which ensures additional heat among those responsible.

squad in the terminal

A look at the contractual situation shows that from goalkeepers Marko Johansson, Tino Casali and Justin Duda to the field players Ermin Bicakcic, Jannis Nikolaou and Sidi Sané, several key players fall out of their contracts on June 30th. This means that Eintracht not only has to think about extensions, but also wants to get newcomers to the boat to compensate for the departures.

rumors about possible transfers make the round, but an official confirmation of the coaching obligation and the change of players is still pending. As kicker.de and FussballTransfers.com, the fleet to talented players is very popular, and the coming weeks could show how well the unity can master this difficult situation.

The fans in Braunschweig may continue to be excited to see whether the club can snap the necessary transfers in the coming weeks and whether a new coach will take over the helm.