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Hoffenheim talent Max Moerstedt moves up

What's next for the U17 world champions in everyday soccer? A Hoffenheim striker comes a step closer to the dream of becoming a professional.

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Max Moerstedt from Germany cheers. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Max Moerstedt from Germany cheers. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga - Hoffenheim talent Max Moerstedt moves up

U17 world champion Max Moerstedt is preparing for the second half of the season with the Bundesliga professionals of TSG 1899 Hoffenheim for the first time. The 17-year-old striker made a really good impression in training some time ago. "He can show himself again. We will then discuss further measures," said coach Pellegrino Matarazzo on Wednesday, but also emphasized: "U17 is something completely different from the professional game or the Bundesliga."

The 1.94-meter-tall Moerstedt is part of Christian Wück's German selection team, which won the World Cup title in Indonesia on Saturday. After his return, Wück warned: "The clubs must find ways and means to give them playing time at the highest level."

For Matarazzo, this is not just a question of the clubs. Talented players have different potential. "There are simply differences in their development. Very often it has something to do with personality. Those who remain authentic, who play to their strengths, have the best chance," said the TSG head coach. "I assume that not all U17 world champions will now become professionals." In any case, all doors are open for Moerstdt at the Kraichgau club: "He really is a top talent."

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  1. Max Moerstedt, the 17-year-old striker from Zuzenhausen in Baden-Württemberg, is currently training with the TSG Hoffenheim's Bundesliga team for the second half of the season.
  2. The talented junior, who recently helped Germany's U17 team win the World Cup in Indonesia, is now under the watchful eye of TSG Hoffenheim coach Christian Wück.
  3. Wück, who is also a Bundesliga professional and a member of Germany's national team, has stressed the importance of giving talented young players like Moerstedt playing time at the highest level.
  4. This sentiment is shared by TSG Hoffenheim head coach Pellegrino Matarazzo, who believes that personality and authenticity play a significant role in a player's development.
  5. Moerstedt's future with TSG Hoffenheim in Germany's top league, the Bundesliga, looks bright, with Matarazzo labeling him as "a top talent."

Source: www.stern.de

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