German second-tier league's standings updated: Bundesliga 2. - Former prodigy Eggimann aims for vice presidency at KSC.
Mario Eggimann has applied for the Vice President role at Karlsruher SC. He made this announcement on Monday. "Major sporting and economic decisions need to be made for the club to stay competitive in the future," stated the former defender.
To accomplish this goal, Eggimann wants to contribute his knowledge of professional football to the board and offer any unpopular opinions honestly if they'll benefit the club. The 43-year-old emphasized that his main focus is "the person within the football system."
Eggimann is competing against Schütterle for the position
Karlsruher SC has been without a Vice President since Martin Müller was dismissed on February 29th. If successful in his bid, Eggimann would replace Müller's seat on the board and become a decision-maker for the Baden-based club.
Rainer Schütterle was the first to declare his candidacy on March 1st. This Swiss-born player was Vice President of the North Badeners from 2003 to 2009. The third candidate is 58-year-old Uwe Maisch, who has experience in amateur football. The election will take place on June 24th.
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Mario Eggimann aims to help Karlsruhe SC stay competitive in the Bundesliga future, as he seeks the Vice President position at the club. This role was previously held by Martin Müller, who was dismissed on February 29th. Eggimann is not the only candidate, as Rainer Schütterle, a Swiss-born former vice president, and Uwe Maisch, with experience in amateur football, are also in the running. The election for this position will take place on June 24th, in the heart of Bundesliga 2 territory, Germany. Meanwhile, Switzerland's Mario Eggimann might learn a thing or two from Switzerland's premier league, the Swiss Super League, as he strives to strengthen Karlsruhe SC, located in Baden-Württemberg.
