Bundesliga legend Andreas Görlitz becomes a trainer in Rott/Lech!

Bundesliga legend Andreas Görlitz becomes a trainer in Rott/Lech!

At the age of 41, Andreas Görlitz, a former Bundesliga professional and international, dares to take the step into his coaching career. From the coming season he will take over the coaching office at TSV Rott/Lech, an A-classist from Upper Bavaria. Görlitz thus returns to his footballing roots, where he learned football at the tender age of five. The TSV Rott is located almost 60 kilometers southwest of Munich and last season reached the 2nd place in A-Class 1 Inn/Salzach after the association had relegated in 2024. The hope of returning to the district class is great. According to wa.de, TSV football boss Michael Welzmiller is optimistic: "We expect a boost for the team."

Görlitz can look back on a considerable career. He played for FC Bayern Munich, 1860 Munich, Karlsruher SC and FC Ingolstadt. He collected a total of 104 missions in the Bundesliga. He celebrated impressive success with Bavaria: three times he became German champion and won the DFB Cup twice. He also drew attention to himself in the Champions League. He also wore the jersey of the German national team in two internationals, including against Brazil and Iran, such as kicker.de reports.

The start as a trainer

What will the everyday training for Görlitz look like? The new coach has emphasized that the fun of football is in the foreground for him. "I would like to get to know the players first to create the conditional foundations," he said. The training should take place primarily on the square and in play forms. He would also like to pay particular attention to the fitness of the players, which could possibly require new challenges for some teams, since he also played under the tough coach Felix Magath.

is also interesting Görlitz 'career after his active career: he was not only active in football, but also in the music scene. First he sang in the rock band "Room77" and later in the alternative pop band "Whale City". This shows that he is a versatile person who is enthusiastic about different passions.

The path of TSV Rott/Lech

After a difficult year in which TSV Rott/Lech had to accept the descent, Görlitz's commitment is an important step. The department head Michael Welzmiller gives the team new hope and is enthusiastic about the opportunity to develop under such a top -class trainer. The expectations could not be higher, and all the eyes are now directed towards Görlitz. Can he lead the team back to the district class?

The upcoming challenges are certainly exciting. Whether Görlitz can give his team the necessary boost will be shown in the coming season - there is definitely something in Upper Bavarian football.