Second division team Fortuna Düsseldorf has won the tug of war for his jewel Jona Niemiec.
After the 5-2 win at Hansa Rostock last weekend Fortuna Düsseldorf celebrate another victory: The second division team won the tug of war for their striker Jona Niemiec.
RevierSport had already reported that Niemiec had a lucrative four-year contract ready to be signed in Düsseldorf. According to image information, the 21-year-old attacker accepted the contract until summer 2026, according to image. According to RS information, this is a three-year contract plus an option for another season.
After Niemiec’s rapid development, Fortuna had to dig deeper than planned to keep the former TSG Sprockhövel attacking player in the state capital.
Clubs like Rot-Weiss Essen, FC Zurich and PEC Zwolle were also keen on the services of the German-Polish. However, he now rejected all offers and gave Fortuna his promise.
Fortuna Düsseldorf: Niemiec should earn up to 250,000 euros per season
A very pleasant commitment from a financial point of view. According to “Bild”, Niemiec should earn up to 250,000 euros gross, including bonuses, from July 1, 2023 in Düsseldorf.
The contract extension of lightning-fast Niemiec – in the game against Gladbach II the striker was “shot” at 36.4 km/h, only Dortmund’s Karim Adeyemi (36.65 km/h) and Leverkusen’s Moussa Diaby (36.52 km/h) are been measured even faster in German professional football – Niemiec sponsor Nico Michaty, coach of Fortuna Düsseldorf II, should also be happy.
This said last opposite RevierSport: “I have a lot of faith in Jona Niemiec. He has that certain something. Before moving to Düsseldorf, he had never been to a junior academy and plays very carefree. He has the speed that is difficult to train, and to his enormous There is also speed and power. If he has space and can develop, he is almost impossible to stop. He has made a great development at Fortuna Düsseldorf.”
The player himself now emphasizes after his signature: “The Fortuna managers have made it possible for me to take my first steps in professional football in the last few weeks. I will always be grateful to the club for that. With my first professional contract, they now have more confidence in me. I’m dying to pay it back over the next few weeks, months and years.”
