Schwarz has to operate
Gladbach knock on the door of Klagenfurt talent
Austria Klagenfurt's biggest talent is in the sights of the German Bundesliga club. New signing Sky Schwarz has to go under the knife - even the end of the season looms! The WAC Amateurs are thinking about a Veldener.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Austria Klagenfurt's home-grown talent is attracting attention! It's well known that there are concrete inquiries for defender Jannik Robatsch and goalkeeper Simon Spari - but one club name really rings a bell:
German Bundesliga side Borussia Mönchengladbach have asked the Violets about Robatsch, according to "Krone" information.
"Jannik is on the notepads of several mid-table clubs in the German Bundesliga. He is a great asset for the club, a hot stock. It's possible that someone will make a move - but perhaps not until the summer," says sporting director Günther Gorenzel.
The market value of his 20-year-old protégé is currently €800,000 - because his contract runs until 2028, a slightly higher transfer fee would probably be due. Gorenzel: "But we haven't received any written inquiries with sums."
Bitter news: Sky Schwarz has to go under the knife. The new signing suffered a serious injury in a collision with Matteo Kitz in training: fracture of the fibula, an operation is likely to be necessary. Gorenzel: "I assume so!" Which means the end of the season is imminent. "He won't be match fit before May."
On Friday at 2pm in Moosburg against Lafnitz - probably without the sick Robatsch, Jaritz and Cvetko as well as the convalescent Straudi, Wydra, Szerencsi, Toshevski and Dehl.
Test player Mateja Ristic has left the Austria Amateurs. Armin Karic from the WAC Amateurs will be brought in instead. Meanwhile, Velden full-back Marlon Winter (19) has been on trial with the "young wolves" - he is an issue for the summer.
Former WAC captain Mario Leitgeb, on the other hand, is moving from insolvent Leoben to regional league rivals Wildon.
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