Patrick Bauder: A farewell full of gratitude at RWO

Patrick Bauder: A farewell full of gratitude at RWO

The news about Patrick Bauder's resignation causes a sensation in Oberhausen and raises questions about the future of the SC Rot-Weiß Oberhausen association. After twelve years as a player and official, Bauder leaves the football world to devote themselves to new challenges outside of sport.

a formative influence on Red-Weiß Oberhausen

Patrick Bauder, who worked as a player from 2012 to 2019 and then in various administrative functions until 2024, has decisively helped shape the face of the association. "We can look back on a trusting cooperation that shaped us in the club," emphasizes CEO Hajo Sommers. This shows how deep builders were integrated into club life and the importance of its commitment to the sports community.

long -term changes in the club structure

The absence of bodder can bring new organizations within the association. Max Gregorius takes over the management of the office, while additional specialists for marketing and finance were employed. "These changes are necessary to make the association future -proof," adds Sommer's. The reorganization is a sign of the endeavor to increase professionalism in the club.

A look back at Bauder's career

Bauder, originally from Mannheim, began his career as a talented player at the second team of VfL Wolfsburg and switched to Rot-Weiß Oberhausen for the 2012/2013 season. In seven years on the field, he had an impressive record of 183 games, 45 goals and 42 templates, but could not continue his active career in 2019 due to injury.

thanks and respect from his colleagues

The chairman of the supervisory board Damian Schröder expressed his respect for builders: "He always campaigned for the club not only as a player, but also in the function as a sporting director." This positive recognition shows the connection and respect that he enjoys with his colleagues.

The personal message of Bauder

At the end of his commitment, Bauder personally turns to the community: "I learned a lot from Oberhausen and SC Rot-Weiß. I feel part of this city and will always remain a supporter of the club." His farewell is perceived as a deep loss, both sporty and human. The connection to an association and its city remain unforgettable.