Kevin Grobauer becomes the new trainer at the Asck Simbach - upheaval begins!

Kevin Grobauer becomes the new trainer at the Asck Simbach - upheaval begins!

Rottal-Inn, Deutschland - The Ask Simbach has landed a new trainer: Kevin Gröbauer, 31 years old, switched from SV Würding to the Asck and thus takes over the successor of Muhamed Subasic. For family reasons, he had announced his retreat after just one season. Grobauer, who already played for the Asck from 2013 to 2019 and was part of the 2018 district league championship, has a lot of experience. He had a good season in his last commitment in Würding, in which the team reached 5th place in the A-Class Pocking after Grobauer missed only two games.

Sports director Christian Allramseder emphasizes that the club is in a upheaval. In addition to Subasic, Haris Sistek and Dardan Gashi, who has to quit due to injury, also leave the club. "We have to compensate for the quality that we are lost through the departures," explains Allramseder. Grobauer will not only act as a trainer, but also actively participate in the action as a playing trainer.

restructuring of the team

With Grobauer at the top as the new playing coach, the Asck plans to strengthen the team. Newcomers are already in prospect that will soon be announced. At the same time, Christoph Riedl, the long-time player of the first team, is installed as the new coach of the B team after the former syndicate with DJK-ASV Stubenberg was dissolved. Riedl comes with experience from the state and Bayern league and will now ensure that the B team becomes active independently. "It is important that both teams train together to strengthen the team spirit," said Riedl.

The current situation in amateur football is largely tense. Change of coaches are often considered as the last measure for sporting failures. According to the Merkur, there were some positive examples where the change of coaching have improved. The following also applies to the Asck: The right trainer can bring the turn and keep the team on course to achieve the goal of relegation.

The coming weeks will show whether Grobauer has a good hand for the upheaval. "I am pleased about the trust of the association and the opportunity to actively shape the upheaval," says Grobauer optimistically. The challenge is great, but for the Ask Simbach it could be the chance to go into the new season with fresh wind.