Wanda-Torn Wolves: Three More Players Bidding Adieu as their Bundesliga Journey Ends
Three more exits in Wolfsburg's female soccer team - Women's football team at Wolfsburg experiences further exits of three players.
Starting a new chapter, VfL Wolfsburg's Women's Football Team has decided to bid farewell to three more key players. According to the club's official announcement, goalkeeper Anneke Borbe, forward Sveindis Jonsdottir, and defender Lynn Wilms will part ways once their contracts expire on June 30, 2025. As of now, there's no news regarding their next destinations 15.
Before the final match of the season, as The Wolves battle for a second-place finish at home against Bayer Leverkusen on Sunday (2:00 PM on MagentaSport), a total of ten prominent players will depart from VfL Wolfsburg. Besides Borbe, Jonsdottir, and Wilms, these departures include Jule Brand, Merle Frohms, Marina Hegering (a fan-favorite captain), Kathrin Hendrich, Lisa Schmitz, Kristin Demann, and Tabea Sellner—all retiring from their football careers 7.
- VfL Wolfsburg
- Women's Football Team
- Personnel Change
- Sunday Showdown
- Retirements
- Bundesliga
- The community of VfL Wolfsburg's Women's Football Team faces a significant personnel change, as three key players, including Merle Frohms, are set to retire once their contracts expire, with the final match against Bayer Leverkusen this Sunday marking their farewell.
- The vacancies left by the retiring players open opportunities for vocational training, as the club looks to reinforce its roster ahead of the upcoming Bundesliga season.
- In a scenario where some players choose to pursue other options, like Kristin Demann, it is crucial for the club to carefully review and negotiate contracts to secure the best talents for the Women's Football Team.
- As sports lovers gather to watch the Sunday showdown between VfL Wolfsburg and Bayer Leverkusen, football fans can pay tribute to the ten players retiring from the Bundesliga, including stars like Sveindis Jonsdottir and Kathrin Hendrich, as they bid adieu to their illustrious careers.
