New coach Daniyel Cimen introduces himself in Fulda

New coach Daniyel Cimen introduces himself in Fulda

There are exciting developments in the sports landscape of Fulda, because SG Baroque city has signed a new head coach. Daniyel Cimen was officially presented on September 4, 2024, which is a significant moment in the history of the club. Before his first competitive debut against FSV Frankfurt, press representatives gathered in Johannisau to learn more about the new coach and his vision for the team.

The SG Baroque City responsible have recognized how important a good relationship is between the coach and the media, and therefore organized a round of talks. Maximilian Hainer, team manager of the club, welcomed the people present with the words: "For us it is a new situation. We decided to get to know you - and you get to know him." This initiative shows the endeavor of the association to promote transparency and openness.

Daniyel Cimen: A fresh wind for SG Baroque city

The reason for the choice of Daniyel Cimen as the new trainer was named by Christian Geisendörfer, a member of the sporting leadership. He emphasized the experience that Cimen has already gained in the regional league: "We took the chance to get such a coach. One who has already had an experience in the regional league at a young age." This decision builds on Cimen's many years of experience and its communicative and empathetic approach.

Cimen himself described the first impressions from his new role. He described the first training session as positive, although the full intensity was not yet available. "We have had a lot of conversations. The mood is good. The tension is there," he said. These words indicate that the trainer wants to introduce the players to the challenges that are in front of them.

The emotional challenges that Cimen experienced in the days before his change are another topic that he asked. "It was very emotional," he said. "Collecting so many impressions within a few days was a huge challenge." This shows the pressure under which new trainers often stand, and Cimen's determination to quickly gain a foothold.

An unexpected breakthrough came at the weekend, as Cimen mentioned. "A solution with the SGB did not indicate at first, but the breakthrough came at the weekend. It went relatively quickly. It is part of football." This illustrates the dynamics in the football business, where decisions often have to be made in a short time.

Cimen also revealed that he applied for the pro license last week, which is an important step in his career. This challenge shows that he is not only active on the coaching bank, but also wants to constantly expand his qualifications.

Nevertheless, Cimen seems confident that he made the right decision in Fulda. "Baroque city is a very attractive address. Everything I imagined for the next step," he said with optimism. This positive view is certainly welcomed by the fans of the association and could herald a new era for SG Baroque city.

The performance of Cimen as a new trainer not only represents a fresh start for him personally, but also for SG Barockstadt, which is preparing to take new ground in football under his leadership.