Kai Stolte strengthens the Peckelsheim quartet at the SVD!

Kai Stolte strengthens the Peckelsheim quartet at the SVD!

Höxter, Deutschland - A change ensures a breath of fresh air in the local football scene: Kai Stolte will wear the SV Dringenberg jersey in the coming season, like the Westfalen-blatt reported. Stolte, who was active at FC Peckelsheim/Eissen/Löwen for twelve years, is looking for a new challenge and is now part of the "Peckelsheim Quartet", which also includes Thomas Rex, Pascal Knoke and Timo Koch in addition to him.

The quartet has a long -term common past and will provide fresh swing under coach Sven Schmidt in the central midfield position. Stolte not only brings experience, but also calm on the ball and an outstanding game overview, which makes him a valuable reinforcement.

a new challenge

Trainer Sven Schmidt sees Stolte an important clock generator for the center. This step shows the SVD's endeavor to be well prepared for the coming season. The preparation starts in almost two weeks and Stolte has already successfully demonstrated his skills in past duels against the SVD.

his change is not only a profit for the club, but also contributes to strengthening the team, which wants to pursue ambitious goals in the new season. The compilation of the squad gives hope for an exciting season.

The dynamic transfer market

Interesting is that Stolte's change falls into a more than dynamic transfer market that takes place worldwide. While the transfer -free periods take place every six months in football, clubs can borrow, buy or sell players. The transfer sums vary greatly, with some clubs being able to pay three -digit million amounts. For example, Paris Saint-Germain in 2017 paid a whopping 222 million euros for Neymar to FC Barcelona, ​​which illustrates the incredible dimensions of these transfers, as Statista emphasized.

in the Bundesliga, which also includes SV Dringenberg, was characterized by a transfer deficit last season. Expenses exceeded the income, which presents the clubs with new challenges. FC Bayern Munich invested the most in new players with 149 million euros, while clubs like Borussia Dortmund drew attention to themselves with record transfers.