Maximilian Pichler is moving to the lions: Latest reinforcements for Wasserburg!

Maximilian Pichler is moving to the lions: Latest reinforcements for Wasserburg!

Rosenheim, Deutschland - Maximilian Pichler, a 1.93 meter tall defender from Rosenheim, changes to TSV 1880 Wasserburg. The transfer was officially confirmed, and Pichler will begin the team training of the Wasserburg lions on June 16. This is an important step for the player, whose career was restricted by a serious adductor injury last season. Despite only two missions for TSV 1860 Rosenheim in the Landesliga Südost, he shows great interest in the project in Wasserburg and would like to attack with the team. These ambitions were underpinned by his previous experience in the state and regional league and his time at SV Grödig in Austria.

The change from Pichler takes place at the same time with the deregistration by Daniel Vorderwestner, who moves to TSV Dorfen to the district league after almost five years at TSV 1880 Wasserburg. Vorderwestner is attested to the second half of the season, but overall proves the tenth place in the operational statistics of the Wasserburg players. The team thanks him for his achievements and leaves the possibility of a future breakthrough.

Details about the transfers

The summer time traditionally marks the beginning of transfer activities in amateur football. The official season starts on July 1, and the first transfer period runs until August 31. Discharges for a change of association must be made by June 30th. Players who change from an association can be unsubscribed online via DFBNET or by post. In the event of a online subscription, the emission association is responsible for this, while the deputy cancellation is possible by the new association if the player agrees.

Another important point in the event of change in clubs in amateur football is training allowances. These vary depending on class membership and can range from 250 euros in a circular up to 2500 euros in the Oberliga. If the deadlines are not complied with, the disposing club loses the right to this compensation.

players like Pichler who were not active at least half a year or are registered as a professional player can be entitled to instant game. Participation in friendly games is possible almost immediately after deregistration, but training compensation is required for competitive games. The complexity of the rules makes it advisable to address questions directly to the responsible state association.

for Pichler and the Wasserburger Löwen an exciting time begins after this change, while the team targets its goals in the upcoming season. The combination of Pichler's physical presence and experience could be the key to the success of the team.

For more detailed information about Pichler's player profile, visit Kicker . For more to change clubs in amateur football, see also Fussball.de .

Further information on Pichlers Change can be found on Rosenheim24 .