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By: Jörg Bullinger
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TSV 1860 Munich is loaning Abdenego Nankishi from Werder Bremen.
© IMAGO / Claus Bergmann
Shortly before the transfer deadline, TSV 1860 added more.
Abdenego Nankishi strengthens the offensive, Max Reinthaler should stabilize the defense.
Munich – Shortly before the winter transfer window closed, TSV 1860 Munich strengthened itself once again in the fight to stay in the 3rd league.
The Lions have agreed on a loan deal with Werder Bremen and have signed Abdenego Nankishi until the end of the season.
Max Reinthaler from SV Wehen Wiesbaden is also coming to the Isar.
Abdenego Nankishi scored three goals in ten games for Heracles Almelo
“We are pleased that we can bring a very interesting young player to Munich in Abdenego,” sports director Christian Werner is quoted as saying in the Blues’ press release.
“Abdenego has extreme assertiveness, a great character and is an absolute asset to TSV 1860 Munich thanks to his polyvalence, his speed and his ability to get to the goal.”
The former DFB youth international was trained at the Weser from 2014 to 2022.
The 21-year-old played for newly promoted Heracles Almelo in the Dutch Eredivisie from August 2022 until Christmas and scored three goals in ten games.
“The Lions tried very hard for me.
TSV 1860 Munich is a well-known name in German football.
“I’m looking forward to the new environment and the experience in Munich,” said Nankishi after his signing.
Max Reinthaler is looking forward to his first appearance as a lion in the sold-out Grünwald stadium
The second newcomer is defender Max Reinthaler.
The central defender was a regular at SV Wehen Wiesbaden last season and was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga with the Hessians.
Since the summer, the 28-year-old has only been used once as a joker against FC Schalke 04 at the beginning of September and saved his former club a point against the Knappen with a late goal.
Max Reinthaler scored as a joker in his only appearance for Wehen Wiesbaden this season to equalize 1-1 against FC Schalke 04. © IMAGO/Paul Kufahl/rscp-photo
“Max will give our defense additional stability,” Werner is sure.
“With his experience, he will help us immediately, both on and off the pitch.” The Bolzano-born Italian is already looking forward to his first appearance as a lion in the Grünwald stadium.
“I was able to play with Augsburg II as well as with Hansa Rostock and FSV Zwickau in the Grünwalder Stadium,” said Reinthaler during his introduction.
“Unfortunately, the ranks were only half full twice due to corona.
I’m really looking forward to experiencing the full force of the stadium in the Lions jersey.” (jb)