Amstetten secures talent: Niklas Pertlwieser changes from Wolfsberg!

Amstetten secures talent: Niklas Pertlwieser changes from Wolfsberg!

Amstetten, Österreich - The Sku Amstetten has committed a promising new addition. The 21-year-old central defender Niklas Pertlwieser comes from the Wolfsberger AC and signs a contract for the coming season. This reports laola1.at

Pertlwieser is no stranger to football in Austrian football. He has been a member of the "wolves" since 2017 and went through their youth departments. He scored two goals in 86 missions for the second representation in the Mitte regional league. Sports director Thomas Gebauer said very positively about Pertlwieser's development and the impressions that the defensive player left in trial training.

positive feedback and development

After his change, Pertlwieser is pleased with the possibility of developing further in Admiral 2nd league. Especially the friendly recording during his trial training last year and the targeted discussions with the club contributed to the fact that he chose Amstetten. These positive aspects could be of great importance for his future career.

Search young players like Pertlwieser are part of a growing talent promotion in Austria. This also becomes clear in the national team. In the past 15 months, ten current ÖFB (youngsters) team players have decided against another nation and for Austria, according to the laola1.at

talent in focus

A look at the talent shows that players like Paul Wanner, who plays at Bayern Munich, and others also choose the Austrian team. Wanner, only 16 years old, has already gained experience with the German U18 national team, but canceled for the tests against Andorra and Italy to get involved in Austria.

• Important "Nations changer":
• Paul Wanner (16, OM, Bayern Munich, formerly Germany U18)
• Vincent Spari (18, OM, FC St. Gallen, formerly Switzerland U15)
• Denis Dizdarevic (18, Om, Young Violets, formerly Bosnia U17)
• Emirhan Acar (17, OM, FC Torino, formerly Türkiye U17)
• Aristot Tambwe-Kasengele (18, IV, SK Rapid Vienna II, Congolese citizen)
• Zetery Jano (17, OM, FC Liefering, Hungarian citizens)
• Matteo Schablas (17, LV, Bayern Munich, German citizen)
• Jovan Zivkovic (16, SK Rapid Vienna, formerly Serbia U16)
• Nicolas Jozepovic (14, St, Red Bull Salzburg, formerly Croatia Youth)
• Dominik Dobis (13, St, Red Bull Salzburg, Slovak citizen)

The development of Austrian football is therefore significantly shaped by such new additions as Pertlwieser and the decision to play young talents for Austria. It is a challenge to bind talented players in the long term and to promote them in the best possible way.