SV Leobendorf: Mustafic and Kruder leave the club after a short time

SV Leobendorf: Mustafic and Kruder leave the club after a short time

In the area of SV Sparkasse Leobendorf, there are personnel changes. After Marco Sahanek and Thomas Bartholomay departed, two other strikers of the club are now facing new challenges. The winter transfers Benjamin Mustafic and Oliver Kruder leave the club after only half a year.

Benjamin Mustafic, originally committed as the main striker, and Oliver Kruder, thought as a backup and development player, could not call up the expected services in their time at Leobendorf. This decision to separate from both players was not made lightly. The sporting director, Michael Tackner, commented on the Situation with the words: "We sat down and thought about where it makes sense to further commit players." This disillusionment is in contrast to the hopes that those responsible had put in their new players at the beginning of the season.

background of the transfers

The decision to submit Mustafic and Kruder is part of a stronger realignment within the association. While the two players were welcomed as talented newcomers, they could not meet their expectations and the associated requirements. In the past few months, the association has evaluated the circumstances and performance of the players and came to the conclusion that a change is necessary to improve the quality and team structure.

Mustafic and Kruder now have the opportunity to prove themselves in other clubs. The markets are active in winter and many teams are looking for fresh players. The possibility of a realignment could initiate a new phase of life for both soccer players, in which they may receive more playing time and the possibility of further development.

The last few months at SV Leobendorf have been a demanding time for both players and the managers. Those responsible for the association are now required to concentrate on the upcoming challenges, both in the team constellation and in collecting points. There are still a few important decisions to find the best composition for the second half of the season.

Developments around SV Leobendorf and the departures of Mustafic and Kruder are strongly represented in regional sports reporting. Observers are now looking forward to how the team will strategically reposition themselves across the winter break. It remains to be seen whether new players will be obliged or existing talents are promoted. What is certain is that the Leobendorfer will continue to work to maintain their football identity and at the same time to work on performance. Details on these developments can be found in a report on www.noen.at are read.