Julia Brusch: The young team manager conquers Hansa Rostock!

Julia Brusch: The young team manager conquers Hansa Rostock!

Julia Brusch, the young team manager of FC Hansa Rostock, shows that you can also play in male -dominated football management. At the age of just 23 she found her dream job in the heart of third division professionals and brings a breath of fresh air into the structures of the association. The Ostsee-Zeitung reports that Brusch has been responsible for the team's organizational concerns since the beginning of the season and has quickly made a name for itself.

The roots of the Rostock native are far from the Hanseatic city. Growing up in a small village between Gnoien and Dargun, her father was thrilled with football. At the age of 12 she felt the desire to work in football. This dream fully realized her after she spent a year with Work and Travel in Australia after her Abitur in Teterow. After her return to her roots, she decided to change the direction of her academic career from Jura on business administration with a focus on sports management.

a certain hand for the sport

In April 2022 she started her internship at Hansa Rostock in the financial department and gained valuable experience in the areas of marketing and ticketing. These skills benefited her when she was promoted to team manager of the U23 and later the professional team after the end of her internship. She is the link between players and coaching team and is described by the players as a “heart -hearted soul”. This friendly manner helped her to build a positive relationship with the protagonists on the pitch.

The team of Hansa Rostock is currently in a upheaval. According to the picture, some changes in the functional team have arisen. With assistant coach Simon Pesch, who leaves the club for different opinions about the collaboration, and other departures under the staff, such as chief physiotherapist Olaf Wehmer and team manager Maria Wallenborn, the functional team is under considerable pressure. The new occupations are an exciting challenge, especially for Brusch, which is now responsible for the professional team.

sporting challenges and personal goals

Recently Julia also worked in the training camp in Neuruppin, where she was busy with organizational tasks from early to late. Your commitment and resilience make you a valuable strength in the team. In addition to her professional activity, she remains another big concern: running. In order to increase her perseverance, she has already participated in several marathons, including the Berlin Marathon and the Vienna Marathon, which shows that it is not only in football, but also in terms of sport.

Although women in leadership positions in football are still underverting, such as SPIEGEL, Julia Brusch is an example of this, as is it can be different in the industry. With her whole passion and commitment, she shows that football will also need more female leaders in the future. Her career has just started and you can look forward to where she will go.