TSV 1860: Goden accepts a fight in the Bavarian league – "Who knows what will happen..."

Created: 09/01/2022 07:59

By: Jacob Alschner

Currently in fifth place: Kevin Goden.

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The sorted out Kevin Goden still hasn't found a new club.

The attitude of the lightning-fast winger does not suffer from this.

Munich

– From the outside, Kevin Goden could not be envied last Friday.

While his ex-teammates from the professional team of TSV 1860 were sitting in the dry bus on the way to the third division game in Cologne, a thunderstorm was raging over Goden.

Soaking wet, the right winger had to settle for a 1-1 draw with the young lions against TSV Landsberg in the Bayernliga Süd, his current sporting home.

But it wasn't that bad, because: Goden accepted the fight in Sixty's second and wants to attack again in professional football by winter at the latest.

TSV 1860: Köllner no longer has a use for Goden

Review: In June, Löwen coach Michael Köllner revealed: “Since the summer break, players and consultants have known that we plan differently in the position.” Christopher Lannert came for the left back, on the offensive the wings rule anyway oversupply.

"It would be unfair to Kevin to drag him everywhere." So said Kevin swallowed the demotion to keep fit and look for a new club in peace.

By the end of August, when the transfer window would close, there would certainly be one.

But that is not the case to this day.

There was contact with Viborg FF, who are fifth in the first Danish league.

The negotiations with Borussia Dortmund II and the Berlin AK (Regionalliga Nord-Ost) became relatively concrete.

But in Dortmund it didn't fit with Goden due to his age, Goden himself didn't want to play in the fourth division after Berlin.

He wants to prove himself in the 3rd division instead.

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As our newspaper now learned, there was also contact with two other third division teams.

Promoted VfB Oldenburg was interested in principle.

But despite many injuries, Goden never came to fruition – possibly for financial reasons.

The Goden side was also in contact with VfL Osnabrück.

The Lower Saxony particularly liked the speed of the 23-year-old Rhinelander, who now filled the vacant position on the wing with ex-lion Noel Niemann (most recently Arminia Bielefeld).

It is still possible, according to Goden's environment, that the flirt with purple and white will get hot again in the winter transfer.

Goden's agency PLAN DONE said: "We are working towards this window.

That must be our goal.”

Köllner recently expressed cautious skepticism as to whether Goden's remaining at 1860 would be the best solution for him, or whether after a few months he would not "be out of his mind".

But Goden fully identifies with the task.

His attitude: The Bayernliga is too deep, but it's important to step on the gas.

He wants to recommend himself again for the professional business via the Bayernliga and not look for the escape and thus the easy way.

And maybe play again for the pros in the Grünwalder Stadium?

Even if the sporting management at the lions did not leave this door open to him.

According to the Goden side, there is still a chance: "Who knows what will happen..." JACOB ALSCHNER