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New season, new challenges: The relay divisions for U-juniors!
On July 9, 2025, the Saxony-Anhalt Football Association announced the relay divisions for the 2025/26 season in the youth sector.
New season, new challenges: The relay divisions for U-juniors!
Today, the Saxony-Anhalt Football Association announced the divisions for the male youth squad for the 2025/26 season. An exciting topic for all football enthusiasts who want to know which teams will be competing in the different age groups. The divisions in the U 19 to U 13 in particular provide a detailed overview of the coming season and the participating clubs. Loud FSA The divisions for the association league and state league take place in a total of four age groups.
Fans can look forward to exciting duels in the U19 association league, as the following teams will compete in the coming season:
- NSG SSC/RWW Weißenfels
- VfB Ottersleben
- SV Arminia Magdeburg
- Turbine Halle
- VfB Germania Halberstadt
- NSG Dessau/Kochstedt
- VfB 1906 Sangerhausen
- 1.FC Lok Stendal
- FSV Barleben 1911
- SG Union Sandersdorf
- Haldensleber SC
- VfL Halle 96
- Magdeburger SV Börde
- SV Fortuna Magdeburg
U 17 to U 13: The future talents
A look at the U17 association league shows that teams like SSV 80 Gardelegen and Magdeburger SV Börde can prepare for tough competition. The U15 association league also attracts with well-known clubs such as VfL Halle 96 and SV Fortuna Magdeburg. This is where the young talent is starting, who could perhaps reach the big stages of football in the next few years.
In the U13 association league, the division into the North and South relays becomes clear, which brings with it an interesting dynamic. While Magdeburger SV Börde and VfB Germania Halberstadt meet in the north, the teams in the south are looking forward to exciting games with clubs like VfL Halle 96 and Hallescher FC U12.
Relay day and new age groups
An important date that sports fans should note in their calendars is the relay day for all association league teams, which will take place on July 30th in the Halberstadt Peace Stadium. Here the teams are prepared and receive further information about tournaments and season planning. The relay days of the state league teams, on the other hand, are organized regionally and the dates are announced via dfbnet, as well as by FuPa reported.
The reform of German youth football is currently being discussed in a broader context. As in a report by DFB explains, the focus on children and their enjoyment of play is of great importance. In order to support young talents in the best possible way, more emphasis is placed on individual development. These development ideas include that performance centers should place greater emphasis on personalized talent development, while fun and number of ball contacts are also crucial.
Football has a long tradition in Germany and these new season divisions open another chapter that could have a strong impact on future talent. It will be interesting to see how the teams perform next season!