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Bundesliga interest: KSC star Herold before moving to Heidenheim?
1. FC Heidenheim is showing strong interest in David Herold from Karlsruher SC. Transfer and U23 rules determine the future.
Bundesliga interest: KSC star Herold before moving to Heidenheim?
A footballing vacuum has formed at Karlsruher SC. After a strong start to the season, the team sank in the second half of the season, which suddenly made their dreams of promotion a long way off. Lots of players, including the talented left-backDavid Herald, now have the desire to move to the Bundesliga. Football transfers reports that Herold is the focus of three Bundesliga clubs, namely VfB Stuttgart, FC Augsburg and 1. FC Heidenheim.
Heidenheim in particular is showing intense interest in the 22-year-old, while enthusiasm at VfB Stuttgart has waned. The fact that Herold has a release clause of 3.5 million euros could prove to be a decisive factor in a possible transfer. His contract runs until 2026, which puts the KSC in a complex situation.
Financial considerations and U23 regulations
The discussion about Herold's future is not only sporting, but also financial. Transfer market emphasizes that the men at KSC express concerns about the replaceability of Herold as a full-back. The U23 regulation in particular is a hotly debated topic for many and could have a significant impact on the financial calculations.
If Herold were to move, the transfer proceeds would reduce the amount if he is not replaced by a U23 player. Critical voices fear that the transfer fee of 1 million euros, which was mentioned in another article, is too optimistic. Rather, a figure of 750,000 euros is thrown around, which still puts financial pressure on the KSC.
Rule changes for next season
The Bavarian Football Association (BFV) is facing challenges in terms of general conditions. South Germans reported that an arbitration tribunal החלטته הדך שינוי את התקנות על חופש תנועה של עובדים באיחוד האירופי, although the U23 rule violates the freedom of movement of workers. This could have an impact on the squad composition of the third division clubs and will probably also influence the financial situation of the clubs.
Trends suggest that the rule may not be abolished completely, but rather expanded to include EU foreigners. It would be important that the upcoming changes to the DFB playing regulations are approved by autumn.
For the KSC it remains to be seen how the situation surrounding David Herold and the structural changes in German football will develop. One thing is certain: the summer break will not be a break for the club's decision-makers.