GAK-IM races for top scorer Prenqi: Is the transfer?

GAK-IM races for top scorer Prenqi: Is the transfer?

Neusiedl am See, Österreich - The GAK shows interest in a promising transfer. According to Laola1 would like to hire the Arbnor Prenqi. The 25-year-old stormed for SC Neusiedl am See last season and was able to score remarkable 25 goals there. His trainer Stefan Rapp describes him as a quick arrow and a real threat to opposing defense rows. Nevertheless, Rapp expressed concerns about the possible jump from the regional league to the Bundesliga, since it is uncertain whether Prenqi can exist at this higher level.

While the GAK is trying to Prenqi, there is also other movement in the Regionalliga Ost. SC Neusiedl am See has to separate from Sascha Steinacher, who is now moving to ASK Bad Vöslau. Steinacher, 34 years old and in the middle of the field, used an exit clause to leave the club. Mihaly Varga, head of the ASK Bad Vöslau, commented positively about this transfer and emphasized that the Steinacher club wanted to hire two years ago. This shows the strategic approach of the association to recover after several departures and to strengthen the team.

transfer activities and departures

The transfer activities of the Regionalliga Ost are remarkable this year. A total of 242 departures and 255 entrances were registered in the current season. This is reflected in a balanced transfer balance, which is documented by the platform Transfermarkt . Transfer income and expenses remain at zero, which indicates a special dynamic, since many clubs apparently strengthen their squads through young talents.

The average values ​​of the new additions show an average age of 20.7 years with an overall market value of € 275,000. In comparison, the departures have a higher average age of 22.3 years and an overall market value of € 125,000. This trend illustrates that many clubs in the Regionalliga Ost rely on the rejuvenation of their squads in order to remain competitive.

previous transfers and adjustments

Numerous players of players are documented in terms of specific transfers. The departures include Marjan Markic, who leaves ASV Drassburg and David Kondrlik, who leaves ASSK-BSC Bruck/Leitha. In addition, Daniel Djordjevic moves from SV Stripfing to ASK Mannersdorf, while Semir Karalic from FCM Traiskirchen moves to SV Leithapradersdorf.

On the other hand, there are also positive developments. Martin Kraus moved from SC Neusiedl am See in 1919 to the Mannersdorfers, and Elvedin Buljubasic returned to SC Neusiedl am See in 1919. These movements illustrate the efforts of the clubs to build the best possible team structure for the coming season and to maximize their opportunities.