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Sané stays in Braunschweig: contract until 2027 after injury comeback!
Eintracht Braunschweig has extended the contract with Sidi Sané until 2027. The offensive player has fully recovered from his injury.
Sané stays in Braunschweig: contract until 2027 after injury comeback!
Eintracht Braunschweig can breathe a sigh of relief! Sidi Sané, the talented offensive player, will remain with the club until at least June 30, 2027. This contract extension comes particularly after a critical period in which Sané missed almost all of last season due to a torn cruciate ligament. He has now fought his way back with great effort and is in top shape again, as Transfermarkt reports. The positive feedback from the club encourages the 22-year-old, who was able to shine in his first and only appearance in the decisive relegation game against 1. FC Saarbrücken (2:2 n.V.).
Sports director Benjamin Kessel was particularly complimentary of Sané's abilities. His offensive dribbling, wit and dynamism make him a valuable player for Eintracht. Kessel emphasizes that Sané was already in good shape before his injury and was close to a place in the starting eleven. Now people in Braunschweig are looking forward to the coming season with full confidence, in which Sané will help celebrate success with the team. “I would like to thank the club and the fans for their support,” said Sané when signing the contract.
The way back to form
After such a serious injury, it is even more important to choose the right approach to rehabilitation and injury prevention. Football places high demands on speed, strength and endurance. The risk of injury can be significantly reduced through preventative measures, as the Sport Ärztezeitung analyzes. It is all the more important that Sané used the right strategies to get fit again.
Integrating injury prevention programs into training routines has a major impact on athlete performance. Important factors include the selection of exercises and the consideration of individual risk factors and deficits, especially in the case of injured people. Nutrition and enough sleep also play a crucial role. Studies show that athletes who sleep less than seven hours per night are 1.7 times more likely to be injured.
A role model for young talents
Sidi Sané, the younger brother of German international Leroy Sané, is an important part of the new formation at Eintracht Braunschweig. With his ambition and strong belief that hard work pays off, he is an outstanding example for young talents who have to overcome similar challenges. Sané has already played eleven games in his two years at the club and has proven his qualities.
The coming months promise a lot of excitement and hopefully positive results for Sané and the entire team. In Braunschweig they are hoping for a seasonal performance that will attract fans to the stadiums and lead the club in the successful footsteps of previous years.