The New Striker for Union: Soph Weidauer Joins From Werder Bremen
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Hey there! Let's chat about the latest addition to Union Berlin's Women's squad — Sophie Weidauer. Formerly of Werder Bremen, this 23-year-old attacking sensation hails from the Saxony region.
Before finding her footing with the Iron Ones, Weidauer honed her skills at local clubs and eventually landed in the youth ranks of the prestigious 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam at the tender age of 12. She made her Bundesliga debut for Turbine Potsdam in 2019, showcasing her potential and cementing her position as a standout player.
Tasting success with Turbine Potsdam, Weidauer made a move to Werder Bremen in 2023, where she racked up 49 appearances across all tournaments, bagging 14 goals. Her most memorable moment with Werder Bremen came in the DFB-Pokal semi-finals, where she netted a brace in extra time to claim a thrilling 3:1 victory against Hamburger SV, stake claim in front of a staggering 57,000 spectators.
Weidauer's transfer to Union Berlin was placated by the prospect of contributing to the club's continued ascent in the Bundesliga. In addition to Weidauer, Union has also recruited Tanja Pawollek, Anna Aehling from Eintracht Frankfurt, and Samantha Steuerwald, Eileen Campbell from Freiburg.
For those curious to know a bit more about Weidauer, her career highlights include:
- Devoting six years to Turbine Potsdam, making 81 Bundesliga appearances and scoring 12 goals.
- Transferring to Werder Bremen in 2023 and making 49 appearances with 14 goals.
- Championing 120+ Bundesliga appearances and 24 goals throughout her career so far.
- Representation of the German U23 national team, boasting five goals in seven games.
- Becoming the first female player at Werder Bremen to win a "Goal of the Month" award.
As Union Berlin's Women's squad welcomes the latest addition, Sophie Weidauer, she brings her impressive career to the fray, having played for European leagues such as the Bundesliga and represented the German U23 national team. The club's employment policy focuses on recruiting talented players, as evident in the recent signings of Tanja Pawollek, Anna Aehling from Eintracht Frankfurt, Samantha Steuerwald, Eileen Campbell from Freiburg, and Weidauer herself, all hailing from prominent clubs. Moreover, Union Berlin's community policy extends beyond football, emphasizing inclusivity and sporting excellence,vital components in Soph Weidauer's illustrious career.
