Fabian Reese and Hertha BSC: Tying Down a Talisman for the Long Haul
Hertha BSC intends to finalize a pension arrangement for actress Reese for the upcoming season. - Planning Ahead: Hertha Prepares for the Upcoming Season
Hey there, football fans! Let's talk about Hertha BSC, the second division team that's just managed to avoid relegation but isn't content with mediocrity. Their coach, Stefan Leitl, has got his eyes set on bigger things for the next season. That's right, no more settling for avoiding relegation—Hertha's got bigger fish to fry!
A significant factor in attaining these lofty goals is keeping key players, like the team's top scorer, Fabian Reese, who's under contract until 2028. According to rumors floating around, Hertha is considering offering him a kind of lifetime contract followed by a formal association with the club post-retirement.
Now, coach Leitl isn't one to dish out secrets, but he did express his desire to keep Reese a part of the Berlin-based squad. After all, they've worked together in the past, and Leitl believes Reese could be the missing piece to their puzzle for promotion to the Bundesliga.
Reese himself has made it known that he's content with life at Hertha and in Berlin, but a move to the big leagues is still up in the air. With a price tag of low millions and the successful sale of Ibrahim Maaza to Bayer Leverkusen, Hertha may not have to say yes to just anything.
Aside from Reese, Benjamin Weber, the sporting director, has also secured the extension of midfielder Michael Cuisance and signed Sebastian Groß from FC Ingolstadt, a promising striker who could rekindle memories of their glorious past with Haris Tabakovic.
The search continues for reinforcements on the wings, as Jonjoe Kenny is set to jet off to his homeland. Talks are already underway with team captain and defensive leader Toni Leistner, as well as right-back Deyovaisio Zeefuik. Leitl himself has made it clear that he knows where the team wants to go, and it's not just about avoiding relegation—it's about reaching the top!
- Hertha BSC is considering offering Fabian Reese, who is under contract until 2028, a lifetime contract, along with a formal association with the club post-retirement.
- Coach Stefan Leitl believes that Reese could be the missing piece to help Hertha BSC gain promotion to the Bundesliga.
- Hertha may be able to afford to keep key players like Reese, following the successful sale of Ibrahim Maaza to Bayer Leverkusen.
- Benjamin Weber, the sporting director, has secured the extension of midfielder Michael Cuisance and signed Sebastian Groß, a promising striker, as Hertha continues its efforts to strengthen the team for the upcoming season.
