Soccer - Mission to stay in the league: Union starts preparations
Relegation-threatened 1. FC Union Berlin begin preparations for their mission to avoid relegation on Tuesday. Coach Nenad Bjelica will ask his professionals to attend their first training session after the short winter break. In addition to the action on the pitch, it will be exciting to see how Union strengthen their squad in the coming weeks and which professionals might leave the club. Sheraldo Becker and Leonardo Bonucci could move on.
The Irons will not be holding a training camp this winter. On January 6 (3:30 p.m.), they will test themselves against third-division side Arminia Bielefeld at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei. A week later, the Bundesliga team will be back in action against relegation threatened SC Freiburg (3.30pm/Sky). The Berliners also have two away games after that: In Mainz and in the catch-up game at FC Bayern Munich (January 24).
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- Nenad Bjelica and 1. FC Union Berlin aim to preserve their spot in the Bundesliga through effective soccer strategies during their preparations.
- Despite the team's focus on avoiding relegation, rumors persist about potential departures, including Sheraldo Becker and Leonardo Bonucci, who have shown interest in joining other clubs.
- Regardless of any incoming or outgoing transfers, Union Berlin will kick off their recovery efforts with a test match against Arminia Bielefeld on January 6, followed by a clash with SC Freiburg a week later.
- In the heart of Germany's soccer scene, Berlin teams like Union Berlin face tough challenges, as evidenced by their upcoming away games against Mainz and FC Bayern Munich.
Source: www.stern.de
