Gracic leaves Landsberg after only 20 days - switch to Waldperlach!

Gracic leaves Landsberg after only 20 days - switch to Waldperlach!

Landsberg, Deutschland - Semir Gracic, once a youth player of TSV 1860 Munich, made a further change after only 20 days at TSV Landsberg. The 24-year-old defender, who came to the Landsberg Association in early January 2025, has now joined the district league team Waldperlach. This decision was not easy, but Gracic stated that the big distances and the requirements of his job on construction sites in Munich were decisive. He also mentions that he would have had a hard time to assert himself against the established defenders at Landsberg. Despite his short time in the club, Gracic has no resentment against Landsberg and can understand the situation, such as tz.de reported.

In the short time at Landsberg, Gracic had played two test games, including against the U19 teams from 1860 Munich and Augsburg. He was able to demonstrate his skills during this test games, but his sporting success was limited. The coach of TSV Landsberg, Alexander Schmidt, commented on Gracic's departure and found that the competition in defense was a major challenge for him. The club has also had to cope with several departures in the past few weeks. Gracic was already the fourth winter exit of the association, which also included Dennis Polat, Raul Ghghes and Noel Simonek, who have switched to other clubs.

return to the roots

Gracic now joins Waldperlach, an association that had been interested in him before. He sees this change as a return to his roots because he often lingered in the vicinity of Waldperlach. Before his commitment to Landsberg, he was active at SC Oberweikertshofen, where he had played over 30 games in the regional league. The Waldperlach team is supported by Dzenis Toskic and Enes Bektesevic, who have previously signaled interest in Gracic. Bektesevic, a friend of Gracic's family, thanked Landsberg for the uncomplicated release of the player.

At Waldperlach, Gracic intends to stay until summer with the clear goal of securing the relegation in the South District League. In the long term, however, he plans to return to high -class amateur football at some point. His commitment in Waldperlach could serve as a springboard to return to the top class leagues, even if this is a challenge, as the statistics on the transfer period in amateur football show. The decisive time windows for transfers are set, so that the change in January represents a strategically clever decision for Gracic that could influence his further career, such as fupa.net and Fussball.de