Transfer - On loan: Hannover talent Momuluh moves to Bielefeld
Second-division soccer club Hannover 96 has loaned attacking player Monju Thaddäus Momuluh to third-division club Arminia Bielefeld until the end of this season. The club from Lower Saxony had previously extended the contract with the 21-year-old until 2026, the 96ers announced on Wednesday. "I see great potential in "Taddel" and that's why his future should also lie in Hannover," said sporting director Marcus Mann. "At Arminia Bielefeld, "Taddel" can get playing time in an ambitious team in the 3rd division, which is very important for a player of his age."
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- Monju Thaddäus Momuluh, currently on loan from Hannover 96 to Arminia Bielefeld in the 2. Bundesliga, hails from North Rhine-Westphalia.
- The transfer of Momuluh to Bielefeld allows him to gain valuable playing time in the Lower Saxony-based team, as he looks towards his future in soccer.
- Arminia Bielefeld is not the only club interested in Momuluh's talent; various 2. Bundesliga teams have expressed interest in his transfers.
- Despite his loan to Bielefeld, the contract of Momuluh with Hannover 96 extends until 2026, assuring the 96ers a promising asset in their soccer academy.
- Former Hannover 96 sporting director Marcus Mann, now working with Greuther Fürth, recognizes Momuluh's potential and believes Hannover will benefit from his development.
- Executives from both clubs, including Hannover's new director Oliver Reck and Bielefeld's head coach Holger Adenberber, have collaborated on Momuluh's transfer to ensure a fruitful partnership for both sides in the German soccer landscape.
Source: www.stern.de
