JFV Nidda/Schotten: Successful season with new challenges!

JFV Nidda/Schotten: Successful season with new challenges!

The A-Juniors of JFV Nidda/Schotten showed a remarkable performance in the Frankfurt group league last season. With 33 points from 26 games, the team, under the leadership of coach Sven Schaumburg, secured ninth place in the table and thus stayed in the league. This is a pleasing success, especially when you consider that the A-youth from the region, JFV Oberau, only got seven points in the 2021/22 season and was removed from the rankings after three non-appearances.

Despite the positive balance, Schaumburg is also pensive, as the team lost five of six games in the final weeks of the season after a strong start - 30 points from 20 games. One reason for this could be the double burden on many players who are active in both the A-youth and senior teams. Moritz Turnwald, for example, scored an impressive 27 goals for the JFV this season and 24 goals in the district league A. This high playing load led some players to play between 60 and 70 games in total.

The change of coach

After two years, a new coaching trio is taking over the helm at JFV Nidda/Schotten. Sven Schaumburg has decided to take a break, which means a big change for the team and the fans. His successors are Louis Fischer, Stefan Söhnholz and Michael Wolf. It will be interesting to see how these changes affect the team and whether the newcomers from the B youth, who took third place in their group this season, can strengthen the team. The new season promises to be exciting, even if new challenges lie ahead.

The importance of the transfer system

During the summer, which also means a time of change for JFV Nidda/Schotten, there is often discussion about changing clubs. It is the time when players consider their options and, if necessary, seek new challenges. It is important to observe the regulations and it is recommended that you know the relevant formalities exactly, as explained on FUSSBALL.de. Anyone considering a move should be aware that there is a 30-day deadline for international transfers and documentation must be complete to avoid potential problems.

It is therefore crucial for players to combine their own sporting ambitions with the requirements of the club. A respectful exchange with the trainer and those responsible is essential in order to find fair solutions. This not only contributes to sporting fairness, but also to pleasant cooperation within the team.

The A-Juniors of JFV Nidda/Schotten prove that football is alive in our region and offers both challenges and opportunities. With a strong look at the coming season, we can be excited to see how the team develops and which talents from the B youth team will prove themselves.

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