Penzberg - The Penzberg futsalers start the Bundesliga season with a new coach.
Andreas Brunner takes over for Fatih Topcu.
Preparations for the Bundesliga season have begun: The futsalers of FC Penzberg have been training for their debut in the futsal upper house since the beginning of August.
On Sunday, September 5th, at 3 p.m., the season opener will take place in the local wave pool hall against the Wakka Eagles Hamburg.
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Want to cheer again in the Bundesliaga: The Penzberg futsalers here at the German championship.
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In June, Fatih Topcu was still the coach of the German championship.
After being eliminated in the quarter-finals (2: 4 against TSG 1846 Mainz-Bretzenheim), the coach was exposed to harsh criticism from the expert "Mister Futsal".
At the time, he expressed himself in a live stream about the staffing of the Penzbergers: "You should get a futsal coach, not a football coach."
Abasikeles and Patak stay
In the two championship games under Topcu, Akif Abasikeles (4 goals) and Alen Patak (2 goals) were able to provide bright spots in the game of wolves.
According to the sporting director André Grunow, both will remain with the futsal players.
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After a strong performance at the German championship: Alen Patak stays with the FCP futsal players in the Bundesliga.
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Four goals in the German championship: Akif Abasikeles will also stay with the FCP futsal players in the Bundesliga.
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Fatih Topcu has since left FCP.
Those responsible for the club wanted to keep Topcu in a managerial position at the club, but they wanted to fill the coaching position elsewhere.
The Ingolstadt resident rejected the Penzbergers because he wanted to continue the coaching job.
Andy Brunner takes over for Topcu
The new head coach of the wolves is Andreas Brunner, who coached the Penzberger Erste from 2015 to 2018.
During this period, the men of the FCP rose to the district league.
Brunner is currently preparing for the Futsal Bundesliga: “I try to watch a lot of videos.
After the first two games there is another four-week break that we can use well in training. "
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Andreas Brunner is the new head coach of the Penzberg indoor wolves.
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The training units are planned in cooperation with Andrej Skoro.
The outfield player from Srbjia Munich, who is currently doing his Futsal B coaching license, will take organizational and playful action with the Penzbergers.
"It should be an overall construct with Brunner as head coach, training manager Skoro and Marco Hiry and Maxi Kalus as organizers," Grunow told the Rundschau.
New additions strengthen the squad
There was also a restructuring in the futsal squad.
The FCP was able to announce some newcomers for the Bundesliga: Martin Maier, Milad Khojestah and Andrej Skoro (all TSV 1860 Futsal), Jean-Luca Dötsch (Jahn Futsal), Adam Puta (SV Italia Munich) and Maximilian Berwein (Without Club) are new. .
According to the organizer Marco Hiry, Berwein should “make one or two booths for the Penzbergers”, while Hiry immediately recognized Adam Puta as a “defensive specialist”.
Skoro had already played for the wolves three years ago and contact with those responsible at FCP has never been broken.
With Jean-Luca Dötsch a young player joins the team who is in the extended squad of the national team.
Futsal squad 2021/22:
Goal
: Martin Maier, Korbinian Neumaier, Christian Utmälleki
Defense
: Marco Hiry, Efe Kurtar, Josef Siegert, Andrej Skoro, Fazlican Verep
Midfield
: Akif Abasikeles, Manuel Diemb, Jean-Luca Dötsch, Maximilian Kalus, Muhammed Karaca, Patriot Lajqi, Manuel Pratz, Adam Puta, Milad Khojestah
Attack
: Samir Azizi, Sean Erten, Alen Patak, Maximilian Berwein
Trainer
: Andreas Brunner
Small budget, small goals
According to the sporting director Grunow, none of the players in the squad will receive any money for their involvement in the hall - with the exception of gasoline money.
The reason for this: The Penzberger budget for the Bundesliga is between 30,000 and 40,000 euros.
According to Grunow, this puts you at the end of the food chain in the upper hall of the hall.
According to the sporting director, the top clubs in the league should have budgets of up to 250,000 euros.
At the Penzberg team, referee costs of 11,000 euros are expected - the rest of the budget is planned for trainers and travel expenses.
The travel costs in particular are set high, as there are trips to Hamburg and Berlin, among other things.
"Do not get off"
In the newly founded league, the Penzbergers will meet the reigning champions TSV Weilimdorf, but also futsal greats such as VfL 05 Hohenstein-Ernstthal and Fortuna Düsseldorf. The goal of the Penzbergers: "Do not get off", emphasized Kalus, Hiry and Grunow in unison. Coach Brunner also knows: “Of course, our goal can only be to stay in the league. This will be difficult enough. "
