Jahn Herrmann leaves FSV Zwickau - return to SV Sandhausen!

Jahn Herrmann leaves FSV Zwickau - return to SV Sandhausen!

Jena, Deutschland - For years he was a key player at FSV Zwickau, now Jahn Herrmann is moving to Sandhausen. According to MDR after two years in which he leaves impressive 10 goals in the regional league achieved and 8 more prepared. With these figures, Herrmann was the best scorer of his team and helped Zwickau to end the season in a solid fourth place. His move to Sandhausen does not come as a surprise because he has not extended his contract with the FSV and therefore changes without a transfer fee.

"There is something", you could say, because Herrmann changes to an association that has already extended his feelers for other players. In addition to him, the full -back Gipson also returns to SV Sandhausen, where he previously played from 2017 to 2019 before spending the past three years at FC Carl Zeiss Jena. The departure of Gipson has been announced for a long time and also affects the squad planning. During his time at Jena, he played 124 games and was only missing in three games of last season, such as Kicker reported.

new trainer, new faces

The change movements are not limited to Zwickau and Sandhausen. In the west, the transfer rumors cook over and other clubs are active. Among other things, the 1. FC Köln has signed a new trainer with Lukas Kwasniok, who previously worked at SC Paderborn. According to Sportschau on June 6th.

Another highlight among the transfers is the change from Jobe Bellingham to Borussia Dortmund for a transfer of 30.5 million euros. Such transfers show that there will also be plenty of movement on the transfer market in the next season, as far as both large and small clubs are concerned.

Overall, it can be seen that the football landscape in Germany is still dynamic and the teams work hard on their future. The return of Herrmann and Gipson to SV Sandhausen and the ongoing transfer frenzy will continue to provide discussion in the future.