Second-tier German football league covered in this article. - HSV prolongs deal for replacement goalkeeper Tom Mickel.
Hamburg SV has signed a new contract with reserve goalkeeper Tom Mickel. The second-tier football club announced the news on Thursday. The 35-year-old keeper has been playing for the Hanseatic team since 2009, with a short break in 2011 when he played for Greuther Fürth. "I'm thrilled that the club still thinks I'm valuable," said the veteran goalkeeper, who mostly contributes off the pitch. "As the oldest player in the squad, I feel it's my responsibility to set an example and guide the team each day," added Mickel.
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Hamburger SV, known for its participation in Bundesliga 2, has extended the contract of their backup goalkeeper Tom Mickel. With this deal, Mickel continues his service in the Bundesliga, having previously played for HSV since 2009, with a brief interlude for Greuther Fürth in 2011. Despite being the oldest player in the team, Mickel's influence on and off the field is crucial, as he feels responsible for setting an example and mentoring the squad daily.
