Florian Ziehmer returns: Preetzer TSV brings experience to the team!

Florian Ziehmer returns: Preetzer TSV brings experience to the team!

Florian Ziehmer returns to the Preetzer TSV for the new season. The 35-year-old, who most recently played at SG Kführen, will continue the club tradition and contribute his valuable experience. Ziehmer had left the PTSV last summer and has been playing at SG Kißen since July 1, 2024, where he is under contract by June 30, 2025. During his time there, however, he could not leave the same footsteps as before at the Preetzer TSV.

With almost 300 missions in the regional and top division, Zeiger brings a remarkable routine that the team lacked according to assistant coach Jirka Heine. Heine was pleased with Zeiger's return and emphasized that its quality would be a valuable asset for the upcoming season. Zeiger, who can act in the central midfield, used to play with the Preetzer TSV and Holstein Kiel in the youth.

a player with experience

Florian Patrick Ziehmer, born on July 10, 1989 in Kiale, has proven itself in his career as a central, offensive and defensive midfielder. With a size of 1.75 m and its right football, he was always a sought -after player. His path led him through various leagues, and when he returned to the Preetzer TSV, he is the second external new addition of the club, after attacker Nico Kocks.

The return of Ziehigers underlines a trend that can be observed in the amateur football scene. Former professionals often remain true to football, even if their careers usually end in the middle 30s. Many players find their way back to amateur clubs and bring in a wealth of experience in the lower leagues. Zeiger is a prime example of the fact that even after a professional career, the passion for sport lives on and continues in new contexts.

In summary, it can be said that the Preetzer TSV with Florian Ziehmer was able to regain an experienced player who has the potential to support the team decisively. Both fans and club managers are looking forward to the upcoming games and how Ziehmer will implement his class in amateur football.