Probsteier SG secures striker Lion Lass from VfR Laboe!

Probsteier SG secures striker Lion Lass from VfR Laboe!

Laboe, Deutschland - Probsteier SG has made an important transfer for the coming 2025/26 season. The offensive player Lion Lass switches from VfR Laboe to PSG. The obligation of the 20-year-old talent comes at a time when the Probsteier SG is established in the top group in the football association league Ost. In the current season, Lass has already scored eight goals in the Kreisliga Nordost, which underlines his skills in attack. PSG chief coach Samed Erol emphasizes the positive conversations and development opportunities in the club and describes it as quick, lively and with a strong goal, which can help the team immediately. KN reports that ...

VfR Laboe, from which Lass changes, is not only host for talented players, but is also actively involved in promoting youth football. The association offers a variety of youth and sports activities, including D-juniors, e-juniors and various junior teams. In the coming time, important events such as the annual general meeting on April 4, 2025 and a Kuddel Muddel tournament will be on the program on July 6, 2024. VfR Laboe informs about ...

engagement in youth football

VfR Laboe also participated in the "Clean sports field" campaign and promotes the values ​​of the fair game. For example, the e-junior team of SG Laboe/Stein/Wendtorf received a certificate from the DFB for fair behavior in season 22/23. The association also offers opportunities for young trainers and is actively looking for new players. The F1 juniors successfully took part in the Pentecost Cup in Suchsdorf and proudly present new jerseys. Hannes Wolf, sports director for young people at the DFB, emphasized ... The importance of such initiatives for the development of young talent.

Wolf, who is also a coach of the German U20 selection, is committed to the further development of “training philosophy Germany”. A central aspect are new forms of play and the reform of D-youth teams from 9 against 9 to 7 against 7. The aim is to actively participate in more children in the game and to offer them better development opportunities. A youth football congress that takes place on the DFB campus in Frankfurt on March 28 and 29 will give further impulses for the training of coaches and determine the future direction in youth football.

Overall, the developments show both at the Probsteier SG and at VfR Laboe how important young football is in the region and what opportunities it offers the young athletes. Through commitment to training and promoting talents, the basis for a successful future in football is laid.