Sad news for SF Troisdorf: Connor Kaiser ends career

Sad news for SF Troisdorf: Connor Kaiser ends career

SF Troisdorf 05: Connor Kaiser ends his active football career

The football district league A has to accept a difficult loss: Connor Kaiser, a 32-year-old striker of SF Troisdorf 05, has decided to end his active career. This decision was caused by recurring health problems that emperors experienced in the form of a herniated disc. Despite its remarkable talent and skills on the pitch, the risk of injury is a realistic factor that also shows the best players a tough reality. Kaiser reports on persistent pain that even severely restrict him in his mobility.

his trainer, Denis Schorn, commented on Kaiser's resignation and emphasized his extraordinary achievements. Kaiser leads the A-League goalkeeper list with 17 goals, although he only took part in 15 games in the current season. Schorn is convinced that Kaiser leaves an important gap in the team that will be difficult to compensate for. In particular, the team will lack the possibility of influencing a game through its compelling goal finishes. In the past games, Kaiser showed his incredible sense of goal opportunities and proved to be one of the most accurate players in the league.

In his career, Connor Kaiser scored remarkable 208 goals in 252 competitive games from the clubs SV Lohmar, TuS Marialinden, RW Hütte and SF Troisdorf 05. His transition to the senior citizens' league was not a pure coincidence, but the result of hard work and continuous training, which had extended for years. He has a special memory from the 2021/22 season when he led SV Lohmar to the district league with 47 goals and at the same time won the priority crown of the league.

During his time in football, Kaiser not only gained valuable experiences in the senior sector, but also in the U-17 Bundesliga, where he caused a sensation at the age of 17. This early career indicates that he has had the potential for becoming an outstanding player for many years. Despite some setbacks, such as injuries that thrown him back over the years, he remains positive and grateful for the time in football.

For the future, Kaiser has clear ideas: He intends to acquire his coaching licenses and to work as a trainer in the junior or senior sector. He would like to pass on his extensive experiences and knowledge to the next generation of footballers. His commitment to sport remains unmistakable, and even if he retired as a player, his big dream remains to continue to influence football as a coach.