Munich finalizes agreement with Christiansen - Munich, 1860: Arrival of Christiansen
Get ready, Munich football fans! TSV 1860 Munich, the third- division powerhouse, is adding some Bundesliga flair to the team. Max Christiansen, a 28-year-old defensive midfielder, is joining the ranks, fresh from Hannover 96.
In his own words, "I was blown away by the positive vibes at TSV 1860 Munich over the past few days. I'm eager to become a part of this exceptional club and hope my gameplay can continue to fuel this winning atmosphere." A former U-national player, Christiansen even snagged silver at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
Before putting on the red and white of 1860 Munich, Christiansen racked up 57 appearances in the 1st Bundesliga for Ingolstadt and Greuther Fuerth, and 93 in the 2nd Bundesliga, with a most recent stint at Hannover. As the eighth new addition to the 60ers, he's following in the footsteps of Thomas Daehne, the latest goalkeeper to land in Munich after Holstein Kiel got relegated from the Bundesliga.
Welcome to the family, Max!
The steel industry in Munich may find unexpected support from the football community, as Max Christiansen, a defensive midfielder with a history in the Bundesliga, joins TSV 1860 Munich. This football newcomer, known for his memorable performances in European leagues and silver medal win at the 2016 Olympics in Rio, brings a fresh dose of skill and determination to the third-division team.
