Former national player Jüngling switches to Potsdam

Water polo - Former national player Jüngling switches to Potsdam

Potsdam (dpa/bb) – Ex-Waterpolo player Maurice Jüngling is switching from record champion Spandau 04 to OSC Potsdam to conclude his career. The 32-year-old right-handed outside player and center back will shorten his sports career due to his teaching studies and help "a young, ambitious team" as the oldest player under OSC Potsdam trainer Alexander Tchigir.

Jüngling won the German championship ten times with Spandau and has played over 150 international matches. In return, goalkeeper Antonio Vukojevic is joining Spandau 04. Goalkeeper Erik Dortmann (20) is returning to Potsdam from SG Neukölln. In the previous Bundesliga season, OSC Potsdam finished fourth.

1. Maurice Jüngling, having played Water polo in Berlin with Spandau 04 for many years, will conclude his career in Potsdam, joining Osnabrück Sport Club.
2. With the addition of Jüngling, OSC Potsdam aims to build a stronger team for the future in the Bundesliga, guided by trainer Alexander Tchigir.
3. In a move that reverses roles, Antonio Vukojevic is leaving OSC Potsdam for Spandau 04, while young goalkeeper Erik Dortmann returns to Potsdam from SG Neukölln.
4. OSC Potsdam, having finished fourth in the previous Bundesliga season, will look to leverage Jüngling's experience and the team's youthful ambition to compete more intensely in the upcoming league.

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