Liedtke leads Blau-Weiss Hohen Neuendorf back to women's football!

Liedtke leads Blau-Weiss Hohen Neuendorf back to women's football!

Hohen Neuendorf, Deutschland - The SV Blau-Weiss Hohen Neuendorf is directed by coach Christian Liedtke at a turning point. After the association's women's team found the big football stage back in the lower leagues after two years, one can look forward to the upcoming challenges in the Regionalliga Northeast. Christian Liedtke, in office since autumn 2022, managed to lead the team to the title in the Berlin League and to secure the return to the national league in the promotion games. MAZ reports that he is now the favorite for the award for the coach of the 2024/25 season.

"I enjoyed success in silence," said Liedtke, who is already in the preparation phase for the new season. A bitter setback was the departure of defense chief Miya Hähnel, who goes to the USA for her studies. This could be a difficult loss for the team, but Liedtke relies on "team unity" in order to be able to assert itself in the regional league. The team hibernated in second place in the Berlin League, with an impressive 6-0 victory against Hansa 07 and is ready to face the challenges of the new league.

The way to here

The promotion story of Hohen Neuendorf shows how important a stable basis is. Before his commitment here, Liedtke worked at Union Berlin for six years, where he was the last amateur coach before the club decided to professionalize. "It is essential not to forget the popular sports and the basic work of the clubs," he emphasizes. The association has set itself the goal of training talents themselves and forcing the trainer training in order to offer younger players at a high level of training.

However, the search for reinforcements in Berlin is difficult. Many players prefer to play with larger clubs, even if the prospect of season is often limited there. Instead, Liedtke sees great potential in the north of Brandenburg, especially in the regions of Oberhavel, Barnim and Havelland.

the look into the future

With concrete plans, Liedtke also wants to expand the collaborations with schools and daycare centers in order to consolidate the women's football location sustainably. For the coming season in the regional league, the team has set itself the goal of keeping the class. In view of the steadily growing number of women's teams in Germany, which currently counts over 4,090, the requirements for the trainers are also increasing in order to keep up in such a dynamic environment. Here it can be seen that women's football in Germany grows rapidly.