Soccer - Wolfsburg's Kellermann for the women's U23 team at the DFB
Wolfsburg's sporting director Ralf Kellermann is calling for another junior team behind the women's national soccer team. The 55-year-old criticized the lack of an U23 team for years in an interview with "Kicker": "We are the only top nation in Europe that doesn't have a national team in this age group. I was always told that we didn't have this team for budgetary reasons. I don't understand that at all, and it's no wonder that we're losing out in some areas." The oldest junior team in the women's soccer team so far is the U20.
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- Ralf Kellermann, the sporting director of Bundesliga club Wolfsburg, has been advocating for the creation of an U23 women's national soccer team in Germany for years.
- Despite being a top soccer nation in Europe, Germany is currently the only country without an U23 women's team at the national level, according to Kellermann.
- The women's Bundesliga team from Wolfsburg, where Kellermann works, currently has the oldest junior team in place, with the U20 being the oldest age group.
- Kellermann criticized the lack of an U23 team in an interview with "Kicker," expressing his disbelief at the budgetary reasons given for its absence, believing that this is a key factor in Germany losing out in some areas of women's soccer.
Source: www.stern.de
