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New additions to FK Austria Vienna: training in Bad Tatzmannsdorf!
FK Austria Vienna is planning several new additions to the training camp in Bad Tatzmannsdorf, including Kang-hee Lee and Noah Botic.
New additions to FK Austria Vienna: training in Bad Tatzmannsdorf!
When it comes to FK Austria Wien, there are exciting times in the air. The team has planned a training camp in Bad Tatzmannsdorf and there is hot discussion about which players will play there. How Laola1 Reportedly, new additions Kang-hee Lee and Noah Botic are also involved. Lee, who currently plays for South Korean second division side Gyeongnam FC, and Botic, who scored 16 goals in 29 games for Western United FC in Australia last season, could bring a breath of fresh air to the team.
Another name that comes up frequently in the conversations is Manprit Sarkaria. He is currently under contract with Shenzhen Peng City in the Chinese League and this is where an interesting opportunity could arise. The Vienna team is seeking special permission to bring Sarkaria to Austria before the regular transfer window, which opens a day after Shenzhen's game against Shanghai Port.
New arrivals and departures
Austria has already shown a good hand this summer and signed Kelvin Boateng from First Vienna FC. In addition, the purchase option for loan player Maurice Malone was drawn, which ensures additional stability in the squad. However, the current transfer balance of the Austrian league also lists other notable additions, such as 90 minutes summarizes:
- Jacob Rasmussen (Bröndby IF, Dänemark)
- Sota Kitano (Cerezo Osaka, Japan)
- Stefan Lainer (Borussia Mönchengladbach, Deutschland)
- Frans Krätzig (FC Bayern München, Deutschland)
As far as departures are concerned, there is also movement: players like Hendry Blank and Leandro Morgalla have left the club. Blank is moving to Hannover 96, while Morgalla is moving to VfL Bochum on loan. Additionally, several players have ended their loan spells and are returning to their clubs, which could influence strategies next season.
A look outside the box
The transfer market doesn't just live in Vienna. Another interesting case is Marlon Mustapha from SpVgg Greuther Fürth. His loan will be ended early and he will play for the Austrian club Altach in the future. Altach secured a loan until 2026 with an option to buy. The 23-year-old striker has been hampered by his situation in Germany in recent months as he has not reported for military service, potentially leading to difficulties such as kicker.de reported.
It remains to be seen how the situation around Austria will develop. What is clear, however, is that the Viennese have an exciting season ahead of them, and the new additions could make a decisive contribution to being at the top again.