Brosinski is leaving after 8 years
“It’s like I think it’s necessary for me to be a regular somewhere, between the posts every weekend. That’s my clear goal,” Finn Dahmen explained in the Transfermarkt interview in February. However, it is unlikely that the 24-year-old will succeed at FSV Mainz 05, because a few weeks after his statement, the Rheinhessen extended the contract with number one Robin Zentner (27) until 2025.
In order to still be able to play regularly in the coming season, Dahmen is about to leave after 14 years with the “Zero-Five”. As the “picture“reported, the club should not put any obstacles in the way of their own growth. There is a sale or a loan in the room, of which the latter option currently seems more realistic due to an adequate fee that an interested party would have to offer for Mainz to agree to a transfer. But his employment contract, which is valid until 2023, would have to be extended. The U21 European champions have reportedly already approved this plan.
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Most recently there were rumors about Schalke 04 about Dahmen, which were denied a short time later. According to “Bild”, the royal blues are still in the running for the keeper. Sports director Rouven Schröder knows Dahmen from his time in Mainz. The Gelsenkircheners have not yet approached the club.
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Goalkeeper question before clarification at Schalke – Brosinski says goodbye at Mainz 05
The goalkeeper question is about to be clarified at promoted Schalke. The contract of the previous goalkeeper Martin Fraisl (29) ends in the summer. According to the latest reports, it is uncertain whether the club wants to stay at all. The Austrian fluctuates in his performances, sometimes making simple mistakes after outstanding games. Both sides want to sit down for a talk after the end of the season. When the Bundesliga returns, the goalkeeping team will include Ralf Fährmann (33), who is still tied until 2025. The working paper of Michael Langer (37) expires.
As is the contract with Mainz professional Daniel Brosinski (33). The right-back, who together with Zentner is the second-longest-serving player in the squad, is leaving Rheinhessen after eight years and a total of 223 games, making him one of the club’s top ten record players. As a farewell, coach Bo Svensson announced that Brosinski, who has only started three times this season, will be allowed to play from the start. “He deserves to play for viewers to see him again and he to see them again. He is an important and great player at Mainz 05.”
A very special era ends tomorrow.
THANK YOU FOR 8 YEARS OF MAINZ 05
: 2014 2022#Mainz05 #ThanksBrosi pic.twitter.com/AJCY7jjjQC— 1. FSV Mainz 05 (@1FSVMainz05) May 13, 2022
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