Energie Cottbus: Guwara before the contract, butler already committed!

Energie Cottbus: Guwara before the contract, butler already committed!

Cottbus, Deutschland - The football scene in Cottbus remains exciting! On Monday, the FCE reported Justin Butler's commitment, one of three test players. In the background, however, another Transfer may be bought, because Leon Guwara could also be brought on board soon. The tendency is according to Liga3-online . The left -back has been in a trial training for almost three weeks and makes a good impression there.

Currently Guwara belongs to FC Ingolstadt, where he no longer plays a role. In order to seal the move to Cottbus, his contract would have to be dissolved there, alternatively a loan business would also come into play if his contract is extended by 2026. In the last two seasons, Guwara has completed 26 missions in the third division for Ingolstadt and contributed a goal and eight templates. However, due to injuries last season, he was only four times on the pitch. His last competitive game took place on November 29, 2024 - that was over seven months.

Guwara brings an abundance of experience with

Leon Guwara can already look back on an amazing career. He played 18 first division games for Bremen and Darmstadt and also 63 games in the 2nd league for Kaiserslautern and Jahn Regensburg, whereby he also scored one or two gate and numerous templates in these missions. He also has international flair: In the Eredivisie he came to 44 missions for FC Utrecht and even played in the Europa League qualification.

should actually be an obligation if Guwara would be the eighth external access for the FCE and the first nominal left -back in the squad. He would travel directly to the training camp in Austria on Thursday, which could enable a quick debut in the team. In this exciting phase, however, the future of Dennis Duah remains uncertain, who is also in trial training and fights for a contract.

A look at the transfer balance

The transfer activities in the third division record overall. To date, 255 players have been deployed during the current season, while 227 new players have been obliged. The transfer balance of the competition was given at 3,635,000 euros in plus, an interesting number that illustrates the dynamics and the race for new talents.

The average transfer editions per club amount to 20,750 euros, which shows that the teams must have a good knack in every position in order to remain competitive. With the additions, the average age is 23 years, while the departures are an average of 26.7 years old. In this respect, Guwara could not only bring a fresh wind into the team, but also offer a certain experience and stability.

The next few days will be crucial for Guwara and Energie Cottbus. The fans can be excited to see whether the change is dry and what other surprises the summer still has.