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The transfer carousel is turning: Augsburg's clubs are preparing for the new season!
Amateur football in Augsburg: New arrivals, transfers and squad planning for the 25/26 season at a glance. Learn more!
The transfer carousel is turning: Augsburg's clubs are preparing for the new season!
The 24/25 football season is in full swing and the clubs in amateur football, especially in the Augsburg football district, are already in the middle of preparations for the coming 25/26 season. July 1, 2025 will be marked by many exciting transfers, as [Augsburger Allgemeine](https://www.augsburger- Allgemeine.de/sport/transfer-ticker-emre-kurt-wechselt-vom-bayernligisten-tuerkspor-augsburg-zum-kreisliga-klub-tur-abdin-augsburg-109014123) reports. Here are some of the most eye-catching changes that will shape the local football scene.
Tur Abdin Augsburg, recently promoted to the district league, has strengthened itself with two new players: Emre Kurt, a 28-year-old defender, is moving from Türkspor Augsburg, while Samet Kurt (32, midfield) comes from SpVgg Auerbach-Streitheim. These transfers could prove to be a stroke of luck for the promoted club, who are aiming to stay in the league next year.
The most important new additions
But it's not just Tur Abdin Augsburg who has shown interest in the transfer market. TSV Dinkelscherben signs Marco Schneider (25, midfield) and Felix Rost (22, midfield). Suryoye Assyrer Augsburg brings Marko Gajic (defender) from BC Aichach and Marc Scherl (striker) from TSV Merching.
- TSV Bobingen: Torwart Janne Fennell wechselt vom SV Offenhausen.
- SV Gold-Blau Augsburg: Neu im Team sind Andrii Makarenko (18, Mittelfeld) und Ioannis Mentzas (38, Tor).
- FC Alba Augsburg: Fünf neue Spieler, unter anderem Liridon Caka (25, Verteidiger) vom SSV Wehringen.
- FC Horgau: Verstärkung durch Stefan Kirchberger (27, Angreifer) und Milosh Zhivachki (30, Stürmer).
- TSV Haunstetten: Hier gibt es gleich 13 Neuzugänge, darunter auch Sebastian Spreitzer (33, Mittelfeld).
The summer changeover period ended on June 30, 2025, and clubs in the region appear to be well prepared to optimize their squads for the challenges ahead.
Talent on the rise
In the larger football scene, FC Bayern Munich has also pinned its hopes on Felipe Chavez. The 18-year-old Peruvian, who has been with the club since 2019, has advanced his career with eleven appearances in the Bavarian Regional League. With his impressive performances in the U19 and amateur ranks, he has attracted interest from other clubs. Jochen Sauer, director of youth development, emphasizes that Chavez has great potential for the future.
The transfer market is an opportunity for many players, and platforms like transferiva make it easier for clubs and players to access relevant information and convenient transfer modalities. Transferiva is free to use, but also offers premium subscriptions to expand its features. The simple concept, which includes a 14-day trial period, could prove to be an advantage for many players.
Overall, the transfer market in the Augsburg region is showing exciting dynamics. The clubs are hungry for success and are doing everything necessary to position themselves well for next season. With the new additions and talented players on the field, the coming season is sure to be an exciting year of football for everyone.