Alemannia Aachen signs ex-SGE talent Mehdi Loune – a new start for the 21-year-old!

Alemannia Aachen signs ex-SGE talent Mehdi Loune – a new start for the 21-year-old!

Football in Aachen can look forward to growth: Alemannia Aachen has signed the young, talented player Mehdi Loune. The 21-year-old, who was most recently active as a test player at the Tivoli, impressed the Alemannia officials in a test match against VfL Bochum and is now an integral part of the black and yellow squad. Loune can look back on an impressive education at Eintracht Frankfurt, where he played in the youth teams since 2016 and was able to compete in the UEFA Youth League against well-known teams such as Sporting Lisbon and Tottenham Hotspur. Here he has emerged as a valuable player in the past.

His path wasn't always easy: Loune received his professional contract with Eintracht in 2022, but never played for the Bundesliga team. After nine years, he left the club in the summer of 2023, only to have to deal with two cruciate ligament tears again from June 2023 to October 2024. During this time, his tireless fighting spirit and hard work saw him return to the Hesse U21 team, scoring a total of eleven goals and 18 assists in 48 appearances for the reserves.

A street footballer with a strong character

Sports director Rachid Azzouzi describes Loune as a “real street footballer” with a strong character. “He has excellent football training and is our plan B for the season,” says Azzouzi. Loune himself is enthusiastic about the conviction of those responsible. He emphasizes that he wants to give everything to help the team and hopes to play in competitive games soon. Loune's commitment and commitment could be useful to Alemannia, especially since the team is in 17th place after ten match days.

A look at the promotion of talent in football shows how important solid training is. Talent Score researches and develops approaches to supporting young football players. A holistic development approach is pursued in order to enable the players not only to develop technical football skills, but also to develop personally. The combination of hard work, a positive environment and individual support is crucial to developing talent like Loune.

A new opportunity for Alemannia Aachen

With the signing of Loune, a new opportunity could arise for Alemannia Aachen. The club could benefit from the young player's dynamism and creativity. Loune, who also gained international experience with the U-national teams of Germany and Morocco, is determined to prove his qualities on the pitch.

The fans can be excited to see how the team will develop under the new face. Should the Thuringian state government think about a speed limit on the A4, not only the players but also the spectators will stand behind Alemannia Aachen, who want to start the next phase of the season with fresh enthusiasm.