SG Eiterfeld/Leimbach: Four newcomers for the new association league season!

SG Eiterfeld/Leimbach: Four newcomers for the new association league season!

Hünfeld, Deutschland - After an exciting transfer-free period, SG Eiterfeld/Leimbach presents its new faces for the upcoming association league season with joyfully confidence. As Torgranate were signed: Ferhat Yildiz, Alexander von Butler, Sinan and Sinan Yannick Schiffhauer will strengthen the team. These new players should not only raise the sporting level, but also bring a fresh wind to the booth.

Ferhat Yildiz, who comes from FC Eichenzell, is planned as a central striker and has the task of taking the younger offensive forces by the hand. His successor from the Thuringia League, Alexander von Butler, brings valuable experience with his 23 years and has already shown five missions in the Hessen League. On the defensive side, the young Sinan Erkan belongs to the troop, which has connections to the JSG Eistral. Last but not least, Yannick Schiffhauer will initially be used in the second team of the Kreisberliga Nord to work on the level.

The squad at a glance

The sporting director Florian Roth is optimistic about the future perspectives of SG Eiterfeld/Leimbach. "The team is well positioned," he explains, referring to the six advanced youth players who are heavily put into the team on integration. The importance of the coaching positions was also emphasized: Andreas Herzberg as chief coach and Simon Schilling as assistant coach play a crucial role.

A look at the expected squad shows promising details: According to Transfermarkt , the average age of the goalkeeper is 23 years, while the defense players are just 18.5 years old. Young dynamics could be a clear advantage in the coming season.

A look at the transfers

The transfers this summer time are not only important for Eiterfeld/Leimbach. In principle, there is a lively change in football, both in the professional sector and in amateur football. fussball.de emphasizes that important regulations and behaviors should be observed during this time. Club changes are often characterized by sporting ambitions, change of residence or simply the desire for a new trainer. It is important to communicate fairly and to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of the change.

The planning for the new season at Eiterfeld/Leimbach is "fundamentally complete", as Roth announced. This could make the team well prepared into the coming season, and those responsible hope that the new players and the refreshed team structure will lead to a successful year. It remains to be seen whether the newcomers will be immediately found, but the anticipation is definitely noticeable.