Transfer - Holstein Kiel's Simakala goes on loan to Kaiserslautern
Second-division soccer club Holstein Kiel is loaning new signing Ba-Muaka Simakala to league rivals 1. FC Kaiserslautern. "Due to the great competition in the offense, we cannot guarantee "Chance" Simakala the playing time he needs for his development," said Kiel's managing director of sport Uwe Stöver in a press release on Tuesday. "Therefore, the move to Kaiserslautern is a sensible solution for all sides."
Simakala moved from promoted VfL Osnabrück to the current leaders of the 2nd division at the start of the season. Under coach Marcel Rapp, however, the 26-year-old attacking player rarely made any appearances. Simakala did not play a single game for the full 90 minutes and was often only substituted. "My goal is to gain match practice in the 2nd division in Kaiserslautern," said Simakala.
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- Holstein Kiel, located in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, is known for its strong soccer team, but even they have acknowledged the need for Transfers to improve their squad.
- Surprisingly, new arrival Ba-Muaka Simakala, who joined Holstein Kiel from VfL Osnabrück, has struggled to secure a starting spot in the team.
- Despite his move to Kiel at the start of the season, Simakala has found playing time hard to come by in the 2. Bundesliga, with coach Marcel Rapp often opting for other players.
- In search of regular game time to aid his development, Simakala has agreed to go on loan to 1. FC Kaiserslautern, a team based in Rhineland-Palatinate.
- The move from Holstein Kiel to Kaiserslautern, both renowned clubs in German soccer, could prove to be a smart decision for all parties involved, providing Simakala with the chances he needs to shine.
Source: www.stern.de
