SV Eilendorf: New seal of approval through cooperation with Borussia Mönchengladbach

Von Kl Redaktion

A new chapter within the football in the Aachen region begins with a freshly closed cooperation between SV 1914 Eilendorf and Borussia Mönchengladbach. From now on, the football -loving district club is recognized as a partner association in the youth department of the Bundesliga club, which is symbolized by a visible seal of approval in the form of an acrylic plaque. This connection has the potential not only to strengthen the local football scene, but also to offer the young talents from the region numerous development opportunities.

The Eilendorfer are now in a successful partnership that has already enclosed other seven borussia dating clubs. In the past, the club from Mönchengladbach had not managed to find a local partner in the Aachen area, although talented youth players in the age groups regularly switch from this region to the foals. The journey of three buses that transport the young talents between Eilendorf and the Borussia Park every day will be accompanied by official cooperation in the future.

The strengthening of youth work

A central element of this cooperation is the training of the trainers of SV Eilendorf. Borussia Mönchengladbach offers comprehensive training opportunities for the Eilendorf trainers, including internships and the exchange of best practice. Norman Wittekopf, department head in the Bundesliga club's youth performance center, emphasizes that well -trained trainers are essential to secure the joy and future of the younger players. "The likelihood that a seven -year -old will remain true to sport increases massively when well -qualified people work in the club," explains Wittekopf.

This collaboration, so adds Thomas Göttgens, the sporting director of the SVE, will also help to increase the attractiveness of the association for the recruitment of new trainers. At a time when the search for competent trainers for the club work is becoming increasingly difficult, Allianz could be decisive with Borussia Mönchengladbach. Together, both partners want to ensure that SV Eilendorf remains a retreat for talents - even if they could soon play with the Bundesliga club.

Versatile funding for young talents

The partnership has even more to offer. In addition to the trainer training, the talents in the youth area in Eilendorfer also benefit from an additional training offer. A regional squad for players below the D-youth is also set up, with the young Kickers the opportunity to train at the Borussia Park once a week. This ensures that you can stay as part of your home club and at the same time benefit from the resources and knowledge of the Bundesliga club.

In addition, SV Eilendorf plans to issue events such as the "Fohlen Masters", a competition for youth teams. This is a tournament system that not only promotes sporting ambition, but also returns financial resources to the association. The first preliminary round tournament for the 2017 and 2014 vintages will take place on October 3 in Eilendorf.

"We are of course proud that such a traditional club like Borussia Mönchengladbach becomes aware of our work", expresses Göttgens and thus expresses the accelerated growth that SV Eilendorf wants to achieve through this new partnership.

The association chairman Farsin Sohrab emphasizes that the quality of youth work is to be increased steadily. "We are a performance -oriented mass sports club," continued Sohrab. With 300 active members in the junior area and another 300 among the seniors, SV Eilendorf has a solid basis to train even more successful players in the future.

Overall, the partnership between SV Eilendorf and Borussia Mönchengladbach shows how important it is to support and network each other today. By passing on knowledge, resources and experiences, both clubs will enable them to grow sustainably and to promote the next generation of football. In the context of slow development steps in the past, you now look optimistically into the future and are ready to offer the right support for the youth.