Brandenburgligist is strengthening: two strong new additions for the season!

Brandenburgligist is strengthening: two strong new additions for the season!

The transfer period always ensures a fresh air in Brandenburg football, and this season the local Brandenburg club presented two exciting new additions. On June 11, 2025, Ole Futh was introduced, a talented 17-year-old who will go down in the 1st men of the club for the new season. Born on October 5, 2007 and a trained tiler, Futh originally comes from Oranienburger FC Eintracht via 1. FC Union Berlin to the Berlin AK 07, where he played in youth. His favorite position is the right wing, but he has also gained experience in defense. In the training of the 1st men he has been active since summer 2024 and has described himself as “very nice, helpful and respectful”.

But the most exciting new addition should be Jan-Paul Platte, who has changed from FC 98 Hennigsdorf. At the age of 26 he brings with it valuable experience. He also makes a name for himself in the sporting area: in the 23/24 season, he scored an impressive 28 goals in 20 games and is currently doing a strong performance, with 23 goals and 2 templates in 26 missions. His ability to act enormously expand the team's offensive options in both the offensive midfield and as a center forward. And not only that: Platte has clear personal goals for the coming season: "Fun at sport in the foreground, continue the goal -rich series".

exciting derbies and personal highlights

When asked about his personal seasonal highlights, Platte calls both the derby against Oranienburger FC and the encounters against Stahl Brandenburg. These games could prove to be the key to success for the new season if he can also implement his form from the past in the new club.

Player development in youth football is of great importance for coaches. Experts such as Sebastian Stahl, who has over 18 years of experience in talent promotion, emphasize how important it is to promote children and adolescents accordingly. "Set the potential of young players" is crucial to produce the next generation of talents. The skills from other sports should also be used to get better in football, because modern players have to achieve a high athletic level.

With these newcomers and the new approaches in player development, the Brandenburg club is facing a promising season. It remains to be seen how Ole Futh and Jan-Paul Platte can bring in their strengths in the team and whether they will achieve their goals. The fans can look forward to exciting games and perhaps even goal -rich start in the new adventure!