In spring

The starting eleven in Altach is being reshuffled

A lot has happened at Altachern during the spring preparations.(Bild: Selina Meier/SCR Altach)

Five new acquisitions from Altach have a good chance of appearing in Fabio Ingolitsch's starting line-up. The "Krone" took a closer look at the potential candidates.

Altach's sporting director Roland Kirchler brought in almost a dozen new players last summer, of whom only one appeared frequently in the starting line-up: Lukas Fridrikas - but only to a limited extent. Under Joachim Standfest, the ex-Lustenau native hardly made any appearances, and it was only when Fabio Ingolitsch took over that the 27-year-old became a fixture. He repaid this with two goals, with eight more to follow in the spring.

With the winter signings that have now been made, the rate of starting eleven appearances will be significantly higher. Up to five players who have only recently joined Altach have a good chance of making the starting line-up. The "Krone" analyzes the new acquisitions:

Benedikt Zech: The returnee has quickly become the leader of the defense. His overview and speed will be indispensable in the spring.

Benedikt Zech fits seamlessly into the Altach defense.(Bild: Selina Meier Fotografie)

Steve Noode: Like Zech, the Schalke loanee is a fast defender who will give opponents a run for their money.

This is what the new Altach starting eleven could look like.(Bild: Krone KREATIV)

Djawal Kaiba: The Cameroonian has shown in the test matches that he is the undisputed number one in Altach's defensive midfield.

Djawal Kaiba returned from Bregenz.(Bild: GEPA pictures)

Alexander Gorgon: The 36-year-old is one of the hopes for a stronger attacking game. With his calmness on the ball and his passing and shooting qualities, he will also fulfill these hopes.

Alex Gorgon should provide creative impetus.(Bild: SCR Altach/Selina Meier)

Bench in goal
Ousmane Diawara provided a lot of action in the Altach attack in the test matches. A significant improvement is also expected from Fridrikas, Kameri and Demaku, all three are physically much stronger than in the fall. Dejan Stojanovic as a bench player in goal, Sandro Ingolitsch, who has improved significantly since his brother Fabio took over, and Pascal Estrada as a reliable central defender, three other players from the starting eleven in the fall, will remain in the team.