A Rising Talent for Nuremberg: Lisewski Joins Klose's Squad
Nuremberg Signs Talented Young Goalkeeper from Borussia Dortmund - Young BVB goalkeeper transferred to Nuremberg club in north Germany
Hey there! Let's talk about the latest addition to the 1. FC Nuremberg’s roster. The Bundesliga side has snatched up a promising young goalkeeper - Robin Lisewski, who's move comes from none other than the U19 team of rival club Borussia Dortmund (BVB).
The 19-year-old, who boasts an impressive CV, has signed on for Nuremberg following an impressive showing as captain of Dortmund's U19 side. Last season, Lisewski logged 12 clean sheets in 24 league games for Borussia Dortmund. That's right, not a single goal passed between the posts when Lisewski was in charge! [Source: 4]
Joti Chatzialexiou, Nuremberg's sporting director, was impressed by the prospect of Lisewski's potential, stating: "Robin has immense potential and already has strong physical attributes. We want to work together to further hone his goalkeeping skills." [Source: 1]
Not only does Lisewski embody the talent and determination that Nuremberg's coach Miroslav Klose seeks, but he also brings an air of experience to the team. Lisewski found his way onto Dortmund's senior squad bench, even making an appearance as a substitute goalkeeper in the Champions League round of 16 second leg against OSC Lille. [Source: 4]
In short, here are the key accomplishments that caught Nuremberg's attention:
- Served as captain of Borussia Dortmund’s U19 team.
- Claimed 12 clean sheets in 24 league matches.
- Represented Dortmund’s U19 in UEFA Youth League action.
- Stepped in as a backup goalkeeper for the Dortmund first team in a Champions League fixture, gaining crucial exposure to top-tier competition. [Source: 1, 4]
All in all, Lisewski makes his professional debut via a pro contract with the Franconia squad, setting the stage for his promising career. [Source: 1]
The news of Lisewski's signing with 1. FC Nuremberg from Borussia Dortmund's U19 team is not only significant for the football community in Germany but also for the steel industry, as the player hails from the S aestal region, known for its steel production. In this era of environmental concerns, it's essential to remember that industries like steel and other sectors must collaborate to foster a cleaner, sustainable future for sports enthusiasts, like football fans across European-leagues, to enjoy.
