In the relegation battle, the district classic has to do without two young regular players.
Klettham - Klettham's football department manager Patrick Tischer was able to announce three newcomers, but he saw no reason for the big cheers.
The relegation-threatened district classic loses two regular players at the same time.
As reported, midfielder Daniel Karamatic (21) is moving to the district division FC Langengeisling, and Mert Gül (20) will follow him.
"It's mega-bitter for us, but of course we don't put any obstacles in their way, we wish them all the best and I hope they'll come back soon," says Tischer.
But he makes no secret of the fact that he will miss the two of them in the end of the season.
And not just him.
Coach Andreas Eckhardt thought very much about the two talents and always supported them in their development.
Of course, the challenge is appealing to assert oneself in the district league, "and there they are not without a chance".
For their personal development, however, according to Tischer, “it might not have been bad if they had stayed with us until the end of the season.
They would certainly have learned a lot in the relegation battle ”.
The red and whites are currently in it.
With 24 points, they are tenth in the table in the district class, only three points ahead of the first relegation place currently held by TuS Oberding.
In addition to the relegation of the first, Tischer also hopes for the promotion of the second to the A-class.
Therefore, the football boss is also happy that he can welcome three new ones, with whom the club is now tackling both goals.
Marvin Würzner (19) comes from Berglern, where he mostly played in the second.
“As a referee, I whistled for him twice,” says Tischer.
He has a lot of confidence in the striker: "If he works well, he could definitely prevail." The contact was made through Joshi Widmann.
“This is our all-rounder from the second.
The two are cousins and want to play together. "
The Kletthamer have one less construction site thanks to the signing of keeper Florian Wessel.
“We often had a bottleneck with the goalkeepers recently after Martin Landa left.
Flo Zettl often had to play twice, even I helped out twice, ”says the 45-year-old.
Tischer sees a general problem: "Take a look around, there are almost no goalkeepers left." Somebody like Florian Wessel is doing well.
The 27-year-old played for clubs in the Weilheim area and is a good friend of the climbing hammer Florian Simmet.
He was last inactive due to a hip injury, but now he wants to help out in Klettham.
“He's been in training a few times.
He is two meters tall, a trained keeper - simply an appearance. "Tischer, however, qualifies:" He has a job in Munich, lives in Penzberg.
He will only train with us once a week and then help out on the weekend.
So it's more of a hedge.
We continue to plan with Florian Zettl as number one. ”With Maxi Hilmer you still have a goalkeeper up your sleeve.
Florian Wessel is the ideal joker.
And the Kletthamer have another trump card up their sleeve.
"Felix Wilde ended up here professionally," says Tischer.
The 24-year-old played at SSV Paulsdorf in Upper Palatinate.
"Mostly he was there in the runner-up, but nine goals in eleven A-class games - that's quite a number," enthuses Tischer.
The striker is given a second game right.
That doesn’t change the motivation: “He’s already really excited to put on the Klettham jersey for the first time,” said Tischer.
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