Shifting Tides at SVG Lueneburg's Volleyball Squad
Nine figures among Luneburg's volleyball team's cast - Nine excursions scheduled for Lüneburg volleyball team members
Get ready for a shake-up in the volleyball realm! The coveted SVG Lueneburg team, the squad that finished second in the Bundesliga last season and made it to the Champions League quarterfinals, is bracing for some significant changes. Only a select few—Joscha Kunstmann, Axel Larsen, and Neo Laumann—will remain from the original roster.
Joining the trio, you'll find confirmed departures like Gage Worsley, who is bound for Arago de Sète in France, not to mention the well-known transfer of captain Theo Mohwinkel. But the unfortunate list doesn't end there. Xander Ketrzynski, Simon Torwie, Blake Leeson, Lorenz Karlitzek, Michael Wright, Cole Ketrzynski, and Oskar Espeland will also be jumping ships.
The transfer news doesn't stop at these departures. The club has only announced two new additions so far—the Japanese libero, Sho Takahashi, who previously played for Czestochowa in Poland, and Swedish outside hitter, Daniel Gruvaeus, currently from Volleys Herrsching. More players will be unveiled soon!
Despite the sea of change, SVG coach Stefan Hubner is optimistic about the revamped squad. He believes that with the ardent support of the loyal Lueneburg fans, the team will reign strong once more. Thanks to their commendable second-place finish in the Bundesliga, Lueneburg has already clinched a spot in the acclaimed Champions League for the upcoming season.
- Volleyball Upheaval
- Bundesliga
- SVG Lueneburg
- Champions League
- Departing Players
- The departing players from SVG Lueneburg's volleyball squad include Gage Worsley, who is moving to Arago de Sète in France, as well as Theo Mohwinkel, Xander Ketrzynski, Simon Torwie, Blake Leeson, Lorenz Karlitzek, Michael Wright, Cole Ketrzynski, and Oskar Espeland.
- SVG Lueneburg's volleyball team is expected to face a significant change, with only Joscha Kunstmann, Axel Larsen, and Neo Laumann remaining from the original roster.
- Despite the numerous departures, SVG coach Stefan Hubner remains optimistic about the revamped squad, citing the support of the loyal Lueneburg fans as a key factor.
- SVG Lueneburg's commendable second-place finish in the Bundesliga guarantees them a spot in the upcoming Champions League, reflecting the presence of this prestigious tournament in the European volleyball landscape.
