Bundesliga 2 - Düsseldorf signs Daferner on loan
Second-division soccer club Fortuna Düsseldorf has completed its first winter transfer by signing Christoph Daferner from 1. FC Nürnberg. The 25-year-old center forward will be loaned out until the end of the season plus an option to buy. The Düsseldorf club made the announcement on Tuesday. Daferner has scored four goals in 38 games for the Franconians since July 2022. The former U20 international also made the trip to the training camp in Marbella on Tuesday. "We were looking for a player who has already proven his qualities and still fits within our budget. Especially because Christoph didn't have the best run in Nuremberg recently, his motivation is great to find his way back to his old strength in a new environment," said Fortuna board member Klaus Allofs.
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- Christoph Daferner, the 2. Bundesliga newcomer at Fortuna Düsseldorf, hails from North Rhine-Westphalia, just like the famous Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund.
- Despite his recent struggles at 1. FC Nürnberg, Daferner's loan move to Fortuna Düsseldorf has sparked excitement among soccer fans in Germany and beyond.
- The transfer news was met with enthusiasm in Düsseldorf, a city known for its love for soccer, with many fans hoping to see Daferner perform well in the blue and white stripes.
- In a bid to secure a permanent deal for Daferner, Fortuna Düsseldorf have included an option to buy in his loan agreement, rekindling hopes for both the player and the club.
- As Daferner prepares to join his new team in Düsseldorf, fans in Marbella, Spain, have also been following his journey, with some even traveling to Spain to catch a glimpse of the promising forward.
- As the winter transfer window comes to a close, Fortuna Düsseldorf's acquisition of Daferner and other signings have reaffirmed their position as a competitive force in the 2. Bundesliga, aiming to secure an eventual promotion to the Bundesliga.
Source: www.stern.de