Hannover 96: Titz 'brave change and the Magdeburg hurdles!

Hannover 96: Titz 'brave change and the Magdeburg hurdles!

In Hanover something is happening! After the disappointing ninth place last season of the 2nd Bundesliga, there is now a real upheaval. At the top of the change is the new trainer Christian Titz, who comes fresh from Magdeburg. Titz, a coach that is considered competent and personable, brings a breath of fresh air to the editorial team and relies on a clear style of play and the integration of youth players. This accommodates the good structures and the existing player material of the Hanoverians, such as New press reported.

until Titz can show the first successes, it will be patient. The association has also said goodbye to the claims and arranged itself with the 2nd league. Despite the current restructuring, planning security remains, and the possibility for three to four important transfers in the next few weeks is pending. A positive sign that is highlighted by Transfermarkt

negotiations and transfer fee

A tense tug of tug was emerged during the negotiations between Hannover 96 and Magdeburg. While Titz absolutely wanted to move to Hanover, Magdeburg's managing director Otmar Schork stubbornly stubbornly said goodbye. First, he called for a high transfer fee of one million euros. In the end, the clubs agreed on a transfer of 500,000 euros, mind you, plus a possible bonus of 200,000 euros in the event of ascent and a further sum in the event of relegation, such as new press explained.

In this interplay, however, some Magdeburg players remain unreachable for Hanover. Baris Atik (30) and Jean Hugonet (25) still have ongoing contracts, while Mohammed El Hankouri (27) flirts with a expiring contract. However, the talented offensive player is drawn back to the Netherlands, despite his strong last appearance with 11 scorer points in 23 missions.

new additions and squad changes

On the other hand, Hannover 96 has already signed Benedikt Pichler (27) from Kiel, who is to provide a breath of fresh air as a quick center forward in the coming season. Other newcomers such as Bastian Allgeier (Ulm), Maurice Neubauer (Elversberg), Benjamin Källman (KS Cracovia) and Franz Roggow (Dortmund II) are also on the list. The return of Marius Wörl after his loan at Arminia Bielefeld is also interesting

Time will show how the integration of these new faces succeeds and whether Christian Titz can also prove his good hand at the coaching bench. Trust in sports director Marcus Mann, who brought Titz on board, remains unbroken, and you look optimistically into the future. Thanks to the Magdeburg fans for their factual behavior, there was also Titz, who would like to leave a solid team.