Bundesliga - Attacker Kaufmann moves from Union Berlin to Heidenheim
Mikkel Stürmer Kaufmann switches within the Football-Bundesliga from 1. FC Union Berlin to 1. FC Heidenheim. At the Conference League participant, the 23-year-old Danish striker signed a contract until 30. June 2028, as the Heidenheim announced on Friday. In 18 Bundesliga games, the Dane scored once for the Hauptstädters. Previously, he had already played in Germany for Hamburger SV and Karlsruher SC.
"Mikkel is a striker who constantly harasses the opponent and puts pressure. With this playing style, he fits perfectly with us," said FCH-Chairman Holger Sanwald about the central striker.
In a video, the Heidenheim presented their new goalscorer as an EM oracle. Since Kaufmann's homeland faces Germany in the Round of 16 on Saturday evening, instead of deciding on a hat with the German or Danish crest, Kaufmann pulled a hat of FCH on in the clip and introduced himself.
Press release of 1. FC Heidenheim
- Mikkel Stürmer Kaufmann's transfer from 1st FC Union Berlin to 1st FC Heidenheim marks a significant move within the Soccer Bundesliga in Germany.
- The Danish striker, who previously played for Hamburger SV and Karlsruher SC, will now reinforce 1st FC Heidenheim's squad in the Soccer Bundesliga.
- Kaufmann, known for his relentless pursuit and pressure on opponents, has signed a contract with 1st FC Heidenheim until June 2028, as announced by the club from Baden-Württemberg.
- The new addition to 1st FC Heidenheim, Mikkel Kaufmann, will have a big role to play in the club's Soccer Bundesliga campaigns, as he showed his potential in his previous stints in Germany.
- The 23-year-old Danish striker's move from Berlin to Heidenheim has sparked excitement among Soccer Bundesliga fans, as they look forward to witnessing his impact in the upcoming games.
