Carl Zeiss Jena: Now the new goalkeeper and a striker are in sight!

Carl Zeiss Jena: Now the new goalkeeper and a striker are in sight!

In the football world of Carl Zeiss Jena, a lot is happening. While the preparations for the coming season are in full swing, the association has made some decisive personnel decisions. Jena's squad is being restructured and the new entrances are already ready to strengthen the team. BILD reports that the team strives to further optimize.

One of the central news is the change from Philipp Wendt (28), which comes to Jena after a successful time at BSG Chemie Leipzig. The defensive player has valuable experience after playing 160 competitive games there and playing a central role in the promotion to the Regionalliga Nordost. Jena's head coach Henning Bürger is enthusiastic about Wendt's attitude and team spirit. It is clear that Wendt should contribute to the success of the team not only as a player, but also as a personality. tag24 The second new addition for the 2024/2025 season is, according to Erik Weinhauer (23).

Another newcomer is Luis Ackermann (22), who moves from Prussia Münster to Jena. Ackermann takes on the role of the replacement goalkeeper after Alexios Dedidis (24) has switched to Hertha Zehlendorf. The young goalkeeper previously played in the reserve team of Prussia Münster and will now try to make a name for himself in Jena. BILD reported beforehand at Rot-Weiß Ahlen in the Regionalliga West Gained experience.

An outlook on a possible further newcomer gives rise to hope. Jena has thrown an eye on attacker Luca Wollschläger (22) by Hertha BSC II. Wollschläger, who was active in the 2nd Bundesliga last season and scored eight goals in 24 games, could be a valuable addition to the offensive. Jena's sports director Miroslav Jovic has already made a contract offer to him and it is expected that a decision will be made before the training session next Wednesday. Image reports that the viewer hope for positive feedback.

The transfer period in football remains exciting. With high transfer fees and an internationally competitive market, it shows how dynamic this industry is. In the Bundesliga, the transfer business is particularly noteworthy where expenses and income are often balanced. Examples from other leagues, such as the record transfer in the English Premier League, show the high demand for talents. Statista shows that football is still a hot plaster, both for clubs and for players.