Bremer SV presents Ralf Voigt as a new trainer - what is now coming!

Bremer SV presents Ralf Voigt as a new trainer - what is now coming!

Next Saturday an exciting turn will be announced at the Bremer SV: The association will present its new trainer, who is to succeed Sebastian Kmiec. If everything runs according to plan, Ralf Voigt will be presented as the new trainer. Information of the Weser-Kurier There is still an official confirmation, because the club would like to Details only announce in a press conference.

Voigt, who was a coach at Bremer SV from summer 2018 to October 2019, worked as a sporting director at the coaching bench and worked with various trainers. The decisive factor for his return should also be financial considerations, because the Bremer SV is currently faced with considerable financial difficulties. Last but not least, these result from the missed access to the DFB Cup, which means that the association has escaped income between 150,000 and over 200,000 euros.

Financial situation of the association

The problems have led to the Bremer SV board member to discuss the current financial situation. Despite the support from fans who have collected over 26,000 euros in a fundraising campaign, and other contributions-including the BSV friends and anonymous-the association has not managed to close the financial hole of 180,000 euros. A total of around 120,000 euros came together, which raises the budget to almost 400,000 euros. Nevertheless, the BSV plans to stay in the regional league and to withdraw.

Ralf Voigt will not work alone when he returned; Sajieh Jaber remains as an assistant at his side. Ronny Klause, as a athletic trainer and Tobias Duffner, as a goalkeeper coach, still belong to the coaching team. The association is also looking for a further reinforcement for the coaches' troops.

an important weekend

In the coming time, another important game is waiting for Bremer SV, because on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. the game is on the program in the DFB Cup against SC Paderborn. The fans can look forward to a full capacity in the stadium on the Panzenberg, which offers space for 3,500 spectators and is already sold out. This encounter is special for the club, because the last home game in the DFB Cup took place against Fortuna Cologne in 1991.

The decision to play the game in their own stadium was made due to the low fan base of SC Paderborn, since a rent payment for a larger stadium would not be financially portable. Voigt believes that the mood in the Panzenberg will impress the players of Paderborn and does not see the BSV as a chance, although Paderborn in the 2nd league has so far been good and is at the top of the table.

The Bremer SV hopes for a surprise and that in the tradition of successful regional league, to be able to survive against higher -class opponents. The coming days promise a lot of excitement and important decisions for the future of the association.