Niklas Wagner takes over the B-youth: New hope for Vulkaneifel!

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Niklas Wagner returns as a coach to the B-youth of JFV Vulkaneifel and fights for whereabouts in the Rhineland League.
Niklas Wagner returns as a coach to the B-youth of JFV Vulkaneifel and fights for whereabouts in the Rhineland League. (Symbolbild/NAGW)

In a significant personnel change in youth football, Niklas Wagner will take over the B-youth of the youth development association (JFV) Vulkaneifel next summer. The 40-year-old coach, who comes from Ellscheid and lives in Gillenfeld, has extensive experience after working for seven years at SG Ellscheid and for four years at SG Vordeifel-Müllenbach. Wagner replaces Heiko Hermann, who trains the A-Juniors, while Uwe Schüller also stops as the coach of the A-Juniors. This also faces the A-Juniors in front of a fresh start.

Wagner, who has already helped out as a coach of the F1 juniors this season, is highly motivated to return. He has a B license and made it to the Rhineland League last season with the SG Vordereifel-Müllenbach. In contrast, the B-youth of the JFV Vulkaneifel is currently in the placement round of the Rhineland League and will do everything they can to avoid relegation. Wagner will be supported in his new role from next season by Thomas Fritz, a long-time assistant coach who has already stood by him in the past.

about the JFV Vulkaneifel

The JFV Vulkaneifel, an association of several regular associations, was founded almost ten years ago and has since established itself as an important impetus for youth football in the region. Despite the challenges in the league, the association has had some successes in recent years. Wagner brings a variety of experiences from over 300 games in the Rhineland and district league in the senior citizens' area, which should be of great value for the development of the B-youth.

With the return of Wagner, those responsible believe in new impulses that could help the B youth to be successful. The association hopes that the fresh ideas and experience of the trainer will also help to work in advance on the future challenges in the higher leagues.

In summary, it can be said that the return of Niklas Wagner could be an important new phase for the JFV Vulkaneifel. With a targeted coaching selection and a committed team, the club has the opportunity to establish itself again in the Rhineland League. While the B-youth is under pressure, the expertise of Wagner and his team could make a decisive difference.

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