Simon Pals: The mysterious hero of SV Bornzeile!

Simon Pals: The mysterious hero of SV Bornzeile!

What is happening in the football heaven in Northern Germany? Above all, the move of Simon Pals, the current midfielder of SV Bornzeile, is causing a lot of talk in the Lüneburg regional league. The 32-year-old, who recently moved from TSV Etelsen to SV Bornzeile, has already made an impression. As Weser-Kurier reports, he has already scored seven goals this season, all in crucial moments from set pieces. He must have a really good knack for exciting games!

Pals grew up in Lilienthal and was active during his career not only at Etelsen, but also at SV Lilienthal-Falkenberg, TSV Kronshagen and TSV Bassen. This diverse experience will now benefit him and the SV Bornzeile will be strengthened. Despite two defeats this season, including against SV Drochtersen/Assel II and SV Ahlerstedt/Ottendorf, the team is in third place. And Pals brings with him the belief that the team has the potential to establish itself in the top five.

Important role and good integration

As coach Sven de Vries confirms, Pals is a key player for SV Bornzeile. The midfielder himself emphasizes that he does not want to be in the spotlight, but rather values ​​his role as a defensive midfielder. His integration into the new team was quick and uncomplicated as he was able to follow the club before he moved. This made getting used to it a lot easier.

The move from TSV Etelsen didn't come out of the blue. The club recorded a total of five departures this season, including Hauke ​​Wortmann, who is moving to upper division club FC Verden 04, and other players who are ending their careers or moving to other clubs. Tim Meyer, the sporting director of TSV Etelsen, puts it this way: “Simon Pals is a big loss for our team.” This suggests that TSV Etelsen needs to think carefully about how to approach the new season.

Change regulations in the amateur area

The changing conditions in amateur football are sometimes tricky. Anyone thinking about changing clubs should keep the deadlines and regulations in mind. Generally there is a changeover period in summer, which runs from July 1st to August 31st, and one in winter from January 1st to 31st. According to Football Training, transfer fees vary and are often eliminated in the winter period as long as the transferring club agrees. Simon Pals' move to SV Bornzeile is certainly a good example of how quickly the game situation can change for a player.

So it remains exciting to see how SV Bornzeile will develop with Pals and whether the longed-for place in the top five can be achieved. The fans can definitely hope for some exciting games here! And if the other clubs in the league keep their eyes open – Simon Pals could tip the scales.