GAK gets Kleinheisler: Hope for the second half of the season!

In the last winter transfer season, the GAK committed a remarkable new addition: the Hungarian team player Laszlo Kleinheisler. The 30-year-old midfielder moves from Panathinaikos Athens to Graz, where he received hardly any times in the first half of the year. This obligation could be a turning point for the GAK, which fought with only two wins from 16 games in the current season. "It was an important factor for him where he should change, and the trust he feels here should be decisive," said GAK chief coach Rene Poms, who already knows Kleinheisler from her time together at the NK Osijek. Kleinheisler himself has great ambitions to get his career back on course after recently not playing in Greece how steiermark.orf.at reported.

This Saturday, the GAK faces itself in a crucial duel against the direct table neighbor Altach. Sports director Dieter Elsneg expressed itself optimistically: "We hope to become more defensive with the experience of Kleinheisler and a few other new additions and to put fresh impulses offensive." This could be crucial to improve the horrific record. Kleinheisler not only brings his international experience, but also the system of POMS, a combination on which the GAK is of great hope. It remains to be seen whether the return of the talented player will have a positive impact on the team, since he also played at the last European Championship tournament against Germany kicker.de reported.