Bianca Schmidt: From the edge of the field to the team manager at Turbine Potsdam

Bianca Schmidt: From the edge of the field to the team manager at Turbine Potsdam

a new phase of life for Bianca Schmidt at Turbine Potsdam

Bianca Schmidt, the two -time European champion and former international, ended her active football career at the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam. After the very successful return to the Google Pixel Women's Bundesliga, however, it will be preserved in a new function as a team manager. In an interview with DFB.de, Schmidt gives insights into her motives and plans to pass on your extensive experience to the next generation of players.

The connections to Potsdam

Schmidt, who entered the Potsdam sports school at the age of 16, emphasizes her deep connection with the club. "I feel connected to the club, grew up there," she says. Her return to Turbine, after a two -year time in FC Rosengard in Sweden, was crucial for her further career. "I had spoken to those responsible and wanted to help. In the end it worked out quite well," she proudly sums up the direct return.

important tasks as a team manager

For the coming season, Schmidt has high goals: "We are facing a difficult season and it would be great if we reached our goals." Your role will go far beyond football support; It also wants to improve communication between the various stakeholders in the club. In addition to the strategic work, Schmidt will particularly take care of the younger players to strengthen their self -confidence, which they think is crucial: "As a team, we also have to stick together and remain stable even after setbacks."

The challenges in the Google Pixel Frauen-Bundesliga

Despite the success of the recurrence, Schmidt sees the challenges that lie in front of Turbine Potsdam. "The potential is available, but the task is extremely difficult. In addition, there are also some clubs from the direct surrounding area." She remains optimistic and hopes that the club will remain in the upper league.

A look into the future

On Friday, August 30th, Turbine Potsdam will play the first game against German champion FC Bayern Munich in the Karl-Liebknecht Stadium. When asked whether she could imagine a comeback in the game, Schmidt remains realistic: "It is certain that my body definitely needs a break for the next six months.

Schmidt continued as an ambassador for women's football

With their 51 international matches for the German national team and two European championship titles, Bianca Schmidt is not only a legend at the 1st FFC Turbine Potsdam, but also a role model for many young talents. As she focuses on her new tasks, she also carefully follows the performance of the DFB women at the Olympic Games in Paris. Your wish to set a positive signal for women's football remains unchanged: "I want to do something positive at Turbine."

The return of Bianca Schmidt to management could be a valuable source of inspiration for many players, while the 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam is preparing for the challenges of the coming season.

- Nag