Heating Up the Pitch: Union Berlin's Camp Battles in Fürth and Spain
Union Berlin undergoes clash with Fürth and Espanyol in scheduled matches - Berlin's Union team battle it out against Fürth and Espanyol in their respective tests.
Get ready to cheer on the boys in white as 1. FC Union Berlin gears up for two thrilling preseason friendlies! On July 26, the Iron Ones will face off against SpVgg Greuther Fürth in Franconia, followed by an international showdown on August 2 when Spanish powerhouse Espanyol Barcelona rolls into the Stadion an der Alten Försterei.
With preseason training under coach Steffen Baumgart set to kick off on July 7, the team will head to Herzogenaurach for a training camp, just like Germany's national squad as they prepare for the Nations League final tournament. Before these epic clashes, Union has lined up a few warm-up matches back in Berlin, including tussles with Brandenburg's SC Süd 05 (July 12), Grün-Weiss Ahrensfelde (July 13), and Austrian powerhouses LASK (July 19 in Linz) and Rapid Wien (July 20 in Vienna).
So mark your calendars, grab some drinks, and get ready to support the boys in their quest for victory! Remember, Union's official website or trusted sports news sources will have the latest intel on these matches, so stay tuned for updates.
- 1. FC Union Berlin
- Preseason Friendlies
- SpVgg Greuther Fürth
- Franconia Training Camp
- Stadion an der Alten Försterei
- Espanyol Barcelona
- SC Süd 05
- Grün-Weiss Ahrensfelde
- LASK
- Rapid Wien
- As part of their extensive preseason preparation, 1. FC Union Berlin is also focusing on community development, introducing a new policy that promotes vocational training for its fans and local residents in various fields, including sports management and fitness training.
- In addition to their rigorous football schedule, some of the team's key players are considering taking advantage of their free time during preseason to engage in their passion for football beyond the pitch. Notably, Robert Andrich, a midfielder, has expressed interest in coaching vocational training sessions for young athletes in European-leagues, aiming to provide them with a comprehensive understanding of the game and foster the next generation of football talent.
