The relegation kickers have a longer break

Created: 06/17/2022, 13:19

By: Nico Bauer

David Lucksch: The offensive player for the flank (in front) comes to Hallbergmoos from FC Deisenhofen.

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Football: VfB Hallbergmoos strengthens with Deisenhofener David Lucksch, a trio leaves the Bavarian league.

Hallbergmoos

– At VfB Hallbergmoos, the squad for the second year in the Bayernliga is taking on clearer shapes.

With David Lucksch from FC Deisenhofen, a seasoned Bayern league player has been signed.

Meanwhile, three players have officially said goodbye.

The 22-year-old David Lucksch was trained in the youth of FC Deisenhofen and made it into the first team there.

In the last two seasons, the attacking kicker, who is based on the left wing, played 44 Bayern league games (two goals).

With him comes a seasoned man who still has a lot of potential.

On the side of departures, the misunderstanding with Andre Gasteiger has now ended.

The offensive player was supposed to be the king transfer, but never made it as a person or sport.

Gasteiger moves on to the state league club TSV Grünwald.

Middle player Florian Schrödl only made a few short appearances, he joins the district league SC Kirchasch.

Center forward Sandro Cazorla has left VfB with an unknown destination.

In the middle of the relegation battle, he let his chances pass by so much that he was no longer an issue in the relegation games and was replaced by old master Marc Gundel.

It was no big secret that Cazorla no longer had any chance of success when restarting with coach Matthias Strohmaier.

After the tough relegation weeks, the Hallbergmoosers have to do magic while other Bayern league teams are already working towards the new season.

The newcomers met last Wednesday.

All players from the relegation have a week's vacation and start on June 22nd.

"It's already very late," says sporting director Anselm Küchle, "but our players need this time for their bodies and minds." That's why they're willing to start the preparations with a bit of a training backlog.

The goal in the second year of the Bavarian league is to be able to save yourself the season extension if you want to stay in the league.