Up of TSV 1860 Rosenheim: coach Schellenberg relies on talent!

Up of TSV 1860 Rosenheim: coach Schellenberg relies on talent!

The TSV 1860 Rosenheim is fully on course this season. Trainer Wolfgang Schellenberg, who had previously worked in the TSV 1860 Munich youth performance center for over five years, leads the team with a clear plan. With a young, regional team, the club wants to go back to the road to success. On the first match day of the Landesliga Südost, Rosenheim had to accept a painful 1: 3 defeat against promoted SV Aubing, but Schellenberg sees this broke as justified. "Aubing is strong," says the coach.

The return of talents from the region is considered an important step. The newcomers include Noah Markulin and Laurin Fürmeier from SpVgg Unterhaching. Markulin has a special connection to the club because his brother plays in the first team and his father has the function of the youth coordinator. Leon Tutic, who was most recently active for TSV Buchbach, is also expected in the team, while Ahanna Francis Agbowo fails due to injury. He is currently taking care of his recovery in America.

upheaval and new beginning

The TSV 1860 Rosenheim is not only sporty, but also economically in transition. Richard Meisinger and Peter Wimmer took over the club management on June 2, 2023 and found a desolate situation. A relapse from the regional league to the Landesliga within a few years makes careful assessment of the structures inevitable. Wimmer, who has returned to the club after 20 years, has already initiated the first measures to improve the infrastructure. Toilets and showers that did not work and poor training equipment must be addressed.

Cooperation with sponsors and former players is difficult. In addition, the cooperation with the SpVgg Unterhaching was initially paused because there are open demands. However, Wimmer emphasizes the basic positive view of the partnership, despite the critical implementation through previous management.

promotion of young talents

With Wolfgang Schellenberg on board, the association relies on the promotion of its youth players. "It is important to strengthen your own talents," said Wimmer. Schellenberg's return is seen as the key to the future orientation of the association. The aim is not only to improve sporting performance, but also to create an identity that brings fans and young players together.

Rosenheim would not only want to get through the season without worries and avoid relegation fears. The way back to higher -class realms is clearly prescribed. The TSV 1860 Rosenheim becomes the right steps, so those responsible are sure to be able to celebrate the old success again. We are excited to see how the team will develop under the leadership of Schellenberg.