Union Berlin: Luthe before moving to FCK – Sippel not back for the time being?

No Sippel return for the time being?

Due to the departure of promotion goalkeeper Matheo Raab (23) to HSV, 1.FC Kaiserslautern is dependent on signing a new strong number one after returning to the lower house. A possible return of Tobias Sippel (34), who switched from FCK to Borussia Mönchengladbach in 2015, was brought up again and again. However, the reunification could still be a long time coming. According to the “Rhine Palatinate“The “Red Devils” with Andreas Luthe (35) are facing the commitment of another veteran, also the “table football‘ reported about it.

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	A.Luthe
	goalkeeper
Union Berlin 77% 1.FC K’lautern Bundesliga 3rd league

The long-time player from Bochum is said to be on the sidelines at 1. FC Union Berlin after Frederik Rönnow (29) was named number one. The Dane should also get a younger challenger, which would mean that Luthe would only be number three if there were a commitment – probably not enough for their own claims despite the renewed European Cup qualification of the “Iron”. According to the “picture“ the focus is on ex-youth international Lennart Grill from Bayer 04 Leverkusen.

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	L grill
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bay Leverkusen 30% Union Berlin Bundesliga Bundesliga

The “Werkself” would like to help Grill, who is tied until 2024, with match practice. The circle to FCK would close, as the 23-year-old played for the Palatinate from 2016 until his move to Leverkusen in 2020.

Luthe instead of Sippel to FCK: goalkeeper after career end with Lautern job?

Sippel, however, had recently said when asked about a possible return: “The heart definitely says yes. That would be a huge story and I could finish something that was interrupted. I’ve always said that I want to come back. But first the clubs have to get in touch. There are still some discussions to be had. But things can also happen quickly in football. The 2nd league starts in mid-July.” There is also a job in Lautern as goalkeeper coordinator and successor to club icon and trainer Gerry Ehrmann after his professional career.

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