Ovtcharov announced the move on Friday (April 15, 2022) just a few days after leaving Russian top club Fakel Orenburg on several social networks.
At the same time, the former world number one revealed that Neu-Ulmer will build one of the most renowned teams in Bundesliga history around him.
Ovtcharov, Harimoto and Möregardh in Neu-Ulm in the future
Because in addition to Ovtcharov, the Japanese child prodigy Tomokazu Harimoto, the Swedish World Cup runner-up, should also play in the next season Truls Moregardh and the sixth in the world rankings Lin Yun-Ju from Taiwan for the club, which was only founded in 2019 Champions play league. Harimoto and Möregardh confirmed this on their Instagram accounts.
Source: dpa