Third division has “done tasks”
© Imago
Since Monday everything has actually been in dry towels, there would be no such thing as the outstanding GO of the World Football Association: Hansa Rostock is waiting for approval for the registration of middle striker Emil as a newcomer over two days after the Deadline Day.
| rumor | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | E. Holten |
 | ||||||||
Center forwarder | ||||||||||
| ||||||||||
On Sunday, the third division team with the Swedish first division club IF Elfsborg agreed on the change modalities for the 29-year-old Danes. “Emil Holten arrived in Rostock on the same evening and successfully completed the medical check on Monday morning. All necessary contracts – player contract, loan contract and the intermediary agreement – were signed and submitted by all parties on time,” said Hansa in a message on the association’s website.
It also said: “Since it is an international transfer, FIFA must also confirm the transfer. Emil Holten is currently in Rostock and is waiting for the feedback from FIFA every hour.” The Rostockers announced that it would immediately report with an update when you have any news. However, nothing has happened since Wednesday – at least officially. TM user and Hansa fan “Chris_Letoo” Unket: “Maybe the fax of the FIFA is broken.”
After a stay at Fredrikstad in Norway, Holten recently returned to Elfsborg, everything was prepared for the next step to Germany. The Routinier, which was estimated at 600,000 euros in market value, was already used in his career in the Europa League (six games), in Rostock’s squad he would be the most valuable player together with the defenders Ahmet Gürleyen and Viktor Bergh.
The former Bundesliga club started the third division season with a victory, two draws and a defeat-with only two goals themselves. New offensive power is therefore required. On Wednesday morning, Amir Shapourzadeh, director of professional football at FC Hansa, said when asked by the “NDR” that the Rostockers “are in exchange with the associations and our association” and that our “our tasks were done”.