Carinthian football in the crisis: clubs cease game operations!

Carinthian football in the crisis: clubs cease game operations!

Hermagor, Österreich - The football championship in Carinthia ended after a long and sometimes turbulent season. But it rumbles tremendously behind the scenes. The lack of players has become a real problem in the Carinthian lower house. A recent report by Kleine Zeitung According to several clubs present their fighting teams. The teams concerned are St. Margarethen/R., Mühldorf and Hermagor. The relegation from the Carinthian League, St. Jakob/R.

The highlight of the last round was the game between Hermagor and Seeboden, which ended with a narrow 2: 3 defeat for Hermagor. This defeat meant the final end of the association, which now has to deregister. The ATSV Wolfsberg was a little better, which secured second place with an impressive 3-2 comeback victory against Klagenfurt Amateurs and left the points under the same way.

The transfer madness begins

With the end of the championship, the transfer carousel begins to turn again. The transfer window opened in the Carinthian football sub-house on Saturday. The SAK has already set the first accents and committed the former goalkeeper Kristijan Kondic von Donaustauf (5th league). Further commitments are planned: the SAK is considering moving three to four new players, including a striker and a midfielder. Darijo Biscan from the SAK, who took nine kilos during the break, also caused a sensation.

Treibach, on the other hand, brought Hanno Wachernig back from the United States. At the WAC amateurs, two ex-professional tormas, Alex Kofler and Markus Glänzer, are available for goalie training. Another eye -catcher is the dispute over Sebastian Hertelt von Kraig, in which the ASK believes that he has committed him to a fix. Hertelt vehemently defends himself against these allegations and may take legal action into account.

Reform plans for the coming season

Back to the structural event: The Carinthian Football Association has announced a comprehensive reform of the league structure for the 2025/26 season. From the coming season, a new sub -league center will be introduced, which will act together with the existing underlying East and West. A total of a maximum of 44 teams in these three sub -games. The number of first classes is reduced from four to three, while the second class structure is retained, with three or more leagues.

These reforms should not only make the organization of football more efficiently, but also improve the sporting quality and the requirements as well as expectations of all participants-from the clubs to players to fans-do justice to, such as Sport-Fan.at reported. The developments show that a lot is happening in Carinthian football - it remains to be seen how the situation will develop in the coming months.