"Absolute affair of the heart" - Michael Köllner extends TSV 1860

TSV 1860 and Michael Köllner will remain a team in the future.

The lions have extended the current contract beyond 2021. 

• The

  TSV 1860 München

  has the

  contract

  of

  coach Michael Köllner

  extended

  . 

• The

  50-year-old

  refers to the job at the

  Grünwalder road

  after his signature as "

  absolute matter of the heart

  ". 

• Sports director

  Günther Gorenzel

  praises

  Daniel Bierofka's

  successor

  in the highest tones.

Munich

- After the 2nd match days in the 3rd division and four points,

already

planning

beyond the current season and has therefore extended the

with

.

The lions announced this on

.

The association left the term of the new working paper open. 

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Günther Gorenzel: "Constance is the magic word"

"

my

and I thank everyone involved for their trust - at the top

, who worked very hard to ensure that we were able to successfully bring about a change in the summer," said the

after his Signature.

“Developing players is a great job that I am fully committed to.

We have a very exciting squad that I really enjoy working with. "

Günther Gorenzel wants to set an example early on in terms of continuity with the blue.

“

.

If you as a club manage to achieve consistency in all of your processes, the probability of success is simply many times higher, ”believes the sports director of TSV 1860, who is certain that Köllner is the ideal lion trainer in his own ranks to have: “You need the right trainer.

We found him in Michael Köllner, he identifies 100 percent with the given framework conditions in the club, ”enthuses the 48-year-old.

The press release in full

Löwen coach Michael Köllner has extended his contract with TSV 1860 Munich early beyond the end of the season.

The 50-year-old head coach of the Löwen has been on the sidelines in 28 league games for the Giesinger team and was able to achieve an average of 1.71 points.

The native of Upper Palatinate, who, in addition to his position at TSV 1860 Munich, is also successful as an author, and has just brought his third book “Leading, coaching and managing in football” onto the market, is happy about the contract extension: Developing players is one thing great task to which I am fully committed.

We have a very exciting squad that I really enjoy working with.

Since I've been part of the lion family, I've always had support from all sides.

That is why I have great confidence in our cooperation and I am happy that we will continue on the path we have chosen! "

Köllner should introduce more young lions to the professionals

Löwen Managing Director Sport Günther Gorenzel sees an important point in the contract extension: “Constancy is the magic word in football today.

If you as a club manage to get consistency in all of your processes, the probability of success is simply many times higher.

This affects all planning mechanisms related to sport as well as the key personal details.

Therefore, I am pleased to have reached an agreement with Michael Köllner in short but intensive talks on further cooperation beyond June 30, 2021.

Because there are a lot of good coaches, but the key thing is: You need the right coach.

We found him in Michael Köllner, because he not only identifies 100% with the given framework conditions in the club, but also brings along an essential skill in addition to the important coaching competence of being able to adapt our team well to the next opponent our common path is crucial.

Namely, to develop young talents from our own company, the "the Bavarian Young Lions" youth performance center, and to introduce them step by step to professional football. "

(Jörg Bullinger, PM)