Bundesliga 2 - Braunschweig ends Endo loan - no return to Union
Former Japan international Keita Endo, on loan from Union Berlin, has left second-division soccer club Eintracht Braunschweig early. "The situation with Keita was such that both sides were hoping for a lot more from the renewed loan, and of course he himself was hoping for more playing time," said Braunschweig's sporting director Benjamin Kessel in a press release on Tuesday. "We cannot guarantee him this in the future either, which is why we have come to the decision to end the loan prematurely." Union also confirmed the move. Endo will not return to Berlin immediately, however, "as both parties are aiming for a new loan", the Köpenickers announced.
Endo had already been loaned to Eintracht by Bundesliga club Union Berlin in the 2022/2023 season, which was extended last summer until June 30, 2024. The 26-year-old midfielder only made six league appearances in the first half of the season.
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- Keita Endo, who was previously on loan from Bundesliga club 1. FC Union Berlin, hails from Lower Saxony, specifically Braunschweig's soccer team, Eintracht Braunschweig, announced the early termination of his loan.
- although Eintracht Braunschweig is currently competing in the 2. Bundesliga, the club is associated with Bundesliga giants as the midfielder Endo was initially loaned by Union Berlin last summer, extending their partnership until June 30, 2024.
- As Eintracht Braunschweig did not guarantee more playing time for the Japanese international, the club and Union Berlin are both looking for possibilities of another loan transfer for Endo, preventing an immediate return to Berlin, where 1. FC Union Berlin plays in the top-tier Bundesliga.
- As Japanese soccer talent continues to thrive in Germany, Endo's potential transfer movements highlight the continuing appreciation and exchange of talent between the two soccer powerhouses, Germany and Japan.
- Meanwhile, Union Berlin will be closely monitoring the nuances of the German soccer landscape, with an eye towards potential transfers this upcoming season, as they look to maintain their status as a prominent force in the Bundesliga.
Source: www.stern.de