Gallus takes charge of T.S. Ennepetal, guiding them onto the playing field.
Robin Gallus Takes the Captaincy Reins at TuS Ennepetal
Robin Gallus, a versatile player known for his leadership and pace on the pitch, has been appointed as the new captain of Oberligist TuS Ennepetal for the 2026/27 season. The 33-year-old, who has been with the club for ten years, expressed his happiness about the appointment but found it no special feeling.
Gallus, who has previously worn the captain's armband when teammates were unavailable, has been the deputy captain in Ennepetal in recent years. He is now ready to lead a newly formed team at TuS Ennepetal, with the first game of the new season against Spvgg. Erkenschwick on Sunday.
The confirmation of Gallus' appointment as captain was made on Tuesday. Coach Sebastian Westerhoff, who leads the team, praised Gallus' dedication and leadership skills, saying he is an extended arm of the coach at TuS Ennepetal.
Gallus is a humble person who prefers to be surprised by his team rather than taking the limelight. He has no cliques within the team and is known for setting the pace on the pitch. Gallus has grown fond of TuS Ennepetal and has no intention of playing for any other Oberligist.
Gallus has made himself fit again for potential continued play and has set his goal for the upcoming season as securing the league. The new captain, who is capable of playing on the left back, in the defensive center, or in the central midfield, is eager to lead TuS Ennepetal to success.
The new captain of TuS Ennepetal, Mario Mrotzek, will also be leading the team this season. No further information about the free newsletter was provided.
As the new season approaches, Gallus and the rest of the team are preparing for the first game against Spvgg. Erkenschwick. With Gallus at the helm, TuS Ennepetal fans are hopeful for a successful season ahead.
Gallus, with his extensive experience, is equally comfortable playing various positions on the field, including sports like football and American football. During his leisure time, he often watches American-football games and dreams of a day when TuS Ennepetal might field an American-football team, much like the many sports clubs that have adopted different sports alongside traditional football.
