Individual relocates to Osnabrück: Meissner's new address is now in the city of Osnabrück
Robin Meißner, the 25-year-old centre forward who has scored 15 goals and provided 8 assists in 69 appearances for Dynamo Dresden, is set for a new challenge. The German footballer has been loaned out to VfL Osnabrück, a third-tier side, for the upcoming 2025/26 season.
The loan deal was announced on August 13, 2025, with Meißner expected to bolster Osnabrück's attacking options. Joe Enochs, the sporting director at VfL Osnabrück, expressed his excitement about Meißner's decision to join them, given that he had other options. Enochs emphasized the club's efforts to integrate Meißner quickly through training and upcoming test matches.
Meißner's move comes after Dynamo Dresden signed striker Vincent Vermeij, which has limited his playing time opportunities. As a result, Meißner was not included in Dresden's squad for their opening two matchdays. The loan to Osnabrück offers him more regular minutes on the pitch, providing him with an opportunity to regain confidence and build on his form from the first half of last season in the 3rd Liga.
Thomas Brendel, Dynamo Dresden's sporting director, explained the loan decision, stating that Meißner has the quality to improve Dresden's team in the long run. However, he acknowledged that Meißner needs regular playing time to reach his full potential.
No public information has been released regarding a purchase option in the loan agreement. Meißner's contract with Dresden runs until June 30, 2027.
In summary, this loan aims to give Meißner consistent playing time and strengthen VfL Osnabrück’s attack with a forward experienced in both 2. Bundesliga and 3. Liga football. The move could prove beneficial for both parties, with Meißner regaining confidence and Osnabrück boosting their attacking options.
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