Ex-Bundesliga professional Rydlewicz with a house ban: What is behind it?

Ex-Bundesliga professional Rydlewicz with a house ban: What is behind it?

Cottbus, Deutschland - An excitement in the football scene: Rene Rydlewicz-Gubanow, who used to be in Hansa Rostock and played over 278 Bundesliga games, has now been banned from Energie Cottbus. This drastic measure was told by President Sebastian Lemke in an official letter to the former player and coach. The association has not communicated the exact reason for the ban, but there are accusations in the room that Rydlewicz is said to have been involved in the transfer of the young Talent Linus Güther to Union Berlin. Rydlewicz himself contests any participation and is surprised by the Situation

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Where does the dispute lead? Linus Güther, who made his debut for the DFB juniors in May, has already signed a contract with Union Berlin. The young player is recognized as a great talent and also has a supplier contract with Adidas. According to the information from Energie Cottbus, he should have a legally clear contract until 2028, which was signed by his parents. It looks like the dispute over his transfer could possibly end in court if the differences cannot be compensated for. Rydlewicz, on the other hand, makes a clear position: "I was not involved in the transfer", he explains, which not only poses a puzzle, not only the public, but also the club management of Energie Cottbus and raises the question of how youth training continues.

a shadow over youth promotion

The causa around Güther highlights the problems in youth football, which are not only shown in Cottbus. In the amateur area, there are often disputes about changes and contracts that also affect young players. In certain regions, including the Saarland, exchange contracts in the youth area are a sensitive topic. The Saarland Football Association allows emissions to block players without giving reasons, which leads to considerable uncertainties for those affected. In comparison, the question arises how far those responsible want to go in the training of talents without endangering the rights of the players.

The transfer of talents like Güther shows the difficulties with which clubs are faced. "Having a good hand" is often easier said than done, especially when contracts and legal questions come into play. With its regulation on “training compensation”, the DFB sets at least an incentive for the clubs that promote their talents. But here too there are resistance and inconsistencies that could outgrow the possible legal steps of the club leaders.

for Rydlewicz and his son Oskar Gubanow, who will also move to Union Berlin for the next season, it remains to be seen how the situation will develop. The combination of parents, contracts and club life now lead to questions that are important beyond Cottbus.

In a time when football is constantly shaped by faster decisions, the hope of fans remains that there will be a fair solution - both for the players and for the clubs. What remains is the uncertainty and the question: How much power do the clubs actually have about the future of young talents?

After all, it is clear that football is more than just a game; He is a business - and shops come with challenges.

Image reported on the house ban, while TAG24 The background. Supplementary information about the challenges in youth football provides Sportschau .