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Wörl is about to say goodbye: Hannover 96 is planning without the youngster!
Hannover 96 starts the season with two wins. Marius Wörl is facing a possible departure because he is not in the squad.
Wörl is about to say goodbye: Hannover 96 is planning without the youngster!
The new season in the 2nd Bundesliga has started promisingly for Hannover 96 - two wins at the start make the fans optimistic. But behind the scenes things could get uneasy for one player in particular. Marius Wörl, who last played for the U23s, is facing a possible departure after he was not considered for the professional squad by coach Christian Titz. Discussions about his future are increasing and the signs are clearly pointing to farewell.
Marius Wörl, only 21 years old, looks back on a successful time at Arminia Bielefeld. With the team he celebrated promotion to the second division and even reached the DFB Cup final. The strong performances there convinced Hannover 96 to buy him back and extend the contract until 2027. But since the arrival of coach Titz, the competition in the central midfield has grown enormously - a large number of new players have been added. This meant that Wörl recently only played in the Regionalliga Nord and discussions about a possible change were increasingly initiated.
The midfielder's situation
It seems as if Wörl's time in Hanover is coming to an end. As liga2-online.de reports, there have already been inquiries from Arminia Bielefeld who would like to bring him back. 1. FC Nürnberg has also signaled interest. “The signs point to farewell,” says transfermarkt.de. Wörl was not taken into account in the first round against Kaiserslautern due to an infection and was also on the field in the U23 win against Fortuna Düsseldorf.
With a market value of around 1.7 million euros, a sale could even be profitable for Hannover 96, as Wörl has not yet had any professional involvement. Returning to Bielefeld, where he was successful, could be an attractive option for him.
Decisions are looming
Until the end of the transfer window on September 1st, it will be watched with interest to see whether the rumors of a change become concrete. Wörl himself apparently shows little interest in staying in Hanover, which is fueling speculation about a move away. The competitive pressure in the team and the changes under coach Titz seem to make the search for a new challenge more and more likely.
In the meantime, it remains to be seen how the situation surrounding Marius Wörl develops and whether the transfer window offers him a new opportunity. One thing is certain: in the busy world of football, nothing is as constant as change, and the next step for Wörl could represent a decisive turning point in his career.