With sixth place in the Bundesliga and reaching the DFB Cup final, SC Freiburg can look back on a successful season. Now the course is set for the new round.
The training grounds at SC Freiburg are quiet these days. After the emotionally celebrated end of the season last Sunday with several thousand fans in front of the Stadttheater, the Bundesliga professionals flew out all over the world. Well deserved vacation time.
Unless you are still traveling with your national team. For example, Nico Schlotterbeck, Roland Sallai, Ermedin Demirovic and Philipp Lienhart are required in the Nations League. Wooyeong Jeong plays for South Korea and Kiliann Sildilla for France U20.
Peak phase in squad planning
But because after the season is also before the season, work continues in the background in Freiburg and the team is put together for the next round. Sports director Klemens Hartenbach and sports director Jochen Saier will do it in the tried and tested manner, calmly. After sixth place in the Bundesliga and entry into the Europa League and reaching the DFB Cup final, one thing is clear: the current team fits together perfectly and is sporty and weatherproof. Adjusting screws only have to be tightened in a few corners.
Is St.Paulis top scorer Kyereh the top candidate?
Participation in the Europa League and the associated additional workload should not be underestimated. One or two additional personal details to refresh and broaden the squad would do well.
And so names of possible candidates have been traded for a few days: In the first place is that Daniel-Kofi Kyereh. The 26-year-old attacking midfielder from FC St.Pauli played an outstanding second division season, was the linchpin at Millerntor, scored twelve goals and set up ten more goals. A highly interesting creative kicker in which numerous Bundesliga clubs are said to be interested.
According to the Internet portal “transfermarkt.de”, there is at least a 64 percent probability that the Ghanaian national player will move from Hamburg to Freiburg. Kyereh’s contract at Millerntor runs until the summer of 2023, and his current market value is estimated at around three million euros.