Hartberg is afraid of Australia's football talent Jed Drew!

Hartberg is afraid of Australia's football talent Jed Drew!

The transfer of the Australian football player Jed Drew to the Austrian Bundesliga club TSV Hartberg causes excitement in the football group. Drew, who previously played for Macarthur FC in Sydney, goes to Eastern Styria with high expectations and the goal of recommending himself for the Australian national team. Hartberg's chairman Erich Korherr was enthusiastic about the commitment of the talented 21-year-old and signed a contract for three and a half years with him to integrate the outer attacker into the team. Drew was able to shine the A-League with its eight goals and seven templates last season and is now hoping for the next step in his career, such as ABC News reported .

The transfer also leaves shadows on the past of Drew and his former club. MacArthur FC was involved in a scandal last year in which several players were suspected of deliberately receiving cards in order to receive high amounts of money. The name of Jed Drew appeared in the documents, but the police made it clear that he was never considered a suspect. Despite the turbulence at his old club, Drew is rather optimistic. "I am very happy that I signed TSV Hartberg," he said, emphasizing that he was ready to fight for the new club. Autumn on a successful future in Austria, while his old club is in a challenging phase that also affects legal proceedings against other players who are involved in the manipulation scandal, as well as krone.at reported .

challenges and expectations

The move to Austria is an exciting challenge for Drew. He will try to quickly adapt to the circumstances and the different environment in Hartberg. His ex-coach and team leadership are optimistic that Drew with his experienced physique and his qualities can immediately get into the team as soon as the work permit is available. The audience in the Profertil Arena can look forward to a player who is ready to do his best and to lead Hartberg to new heights.