Heidenheim in the crisis: winter transfers urgently needed!

Heidenheim in the crisis: winter transfers urgently needed!

Heidenheim, Deutschland - The 1st FC Heidenheim, currently at the end of the Bundesliga and in a serious crisis, is urgently planning winter transfers to stop the downward trend. After seven defeats in a row, the club is only two points above a direct relegation zone. CEO Holger Sanwald said that it was essential to strengthen the team in order to bring more quality to the field. The FCH had last lost 0-2 against VfL Bochum on Sunday, which made the alarm bells ring. The heavily criticized captain Patrick Mainka emphasized that after 15 games with only ten points "Something is missing" and demanding comprehensive reforms in the team to secure the class.

Sanwald's commitment and success

Holger Sanwald, an experienced football official, has been steering the fortunes of the Heidenheim association since 1994, which split off from his predecessor Heidenheim SB in 2007. Under his leadership, the FCH achieved the gradual rise from the Landesliga to the Bundesliga. Sanwald, who was on the pitch for Heidenheim during his active time as a player for Heidenheim, made a decisive contribution to the professionalization of the association. Through these insights, he knows exactly what needs to be done in times of crisis in order to lead the club out of the misery as quickly as possible. The next test for the team will be in the home game against 1. FC Union Berlin on January 11th, and Sanwald hopes to find the right newcomers to create the turn.

like ZVW , the need for action for the FCH is obvious. Sanwald is confident that the upcoming winter transfers will contribute to the stabilization of the team, especially since top performers left the club last summer. The coming weeks will show whether Sanwald makes the right decisions and whether Heidenheim can reach the urgently needed turning point in order to exist in the relegation battle. Further information about Sanwald's impressive career can also be found on wikipedia