Noah Müller: Burghausen's new gestomat comes from Augsburg!

Noah Müller: Burghausen's new gestomat comes from Augsburg!

Burghausen, Deutschland - The SV Wacker Burghausen can report a new signing: Noah Müller changes from the U23 of FC Augsburg to the Bavarian regional league. The 21-year-old center forward, who convinces with a height of 1.92 meters and as a left foot, has signed a contract by the summer of 2027. Sports director Karl Heinz Fenk emphasizes Müller's physical presence and his ability to create spaces, which should benefit the team in the coming season.

Noah Müller has completed 29 games for the U23 of FC Augsburg in the past season, in which he scored four goals and gave four templates. His development as a player began at the 1st FC Sonthofen before moving to the FC Memmingen youth performance center at the age of 15, where he played over 80 competitive games. The quick move to Burghausen sees Müller as an important step in his career because he identifies with the club.

career and perspectives

In the new season, Noah Müller will appear with the number 25. The SV Wacker Burghausen not only plans with him, but also wants to integrate other talents in order to be successful in the regional league. The promotion of young players is a central concern in German football, especially in Bavaria, where the Bavarian Football Association (BFV) operates a total of 46 talent support points for the age groups U12 to U15. There are also 16 regional BFV youth performance centers (BFV-NLZ) that act as a link between these talent support points and license associations.

This facility enables talented players to be promoted to the U17 at a professional level without having to give up their usual social environment. Top talents are looked after by licensed trainers and have the opportunity to compete with the best players from all over Bavaria. These structures are unique in Germany and help promote the next generation of football players. Noah Müller is now responsible for harvesting the fruits of his training in competitive sports.