Soccer - Reinforcement: Wachsmuth becomes head of sports at Lok Leipzig
The struggling regional soccer league club 1. FC Lok Leipzig is apparently reorganizing itself in sporting terms. According to a report in "Bild", Toni Wachsmuth is to become the new sporting director and relieve the pressure on coach Almedin Civa, who previously held the role in a dual role. "I'm glad that we're getting such an expert. He has shown what he can do with few resources. The fact that he spent so many years in the 3rd division with Zwickau and not Jena, Erfurt, Lok or Chemnitz - that's almost a bit embarrassing for the other clubs," said president Torsten Kracht.
Wachsmuth, who was head of sport at Zwickau for a good three and a half years, is due to start work in the new year. Lok is surprisingly in the relegation battle this season. After 16 games, the club is only in 14th place and 20 points behind league leaders Greifswald. This season, the champions will be promoted directly to the 3rd division. Lok were crowned champions three and a half years ago, but were defeated by SC Verl in the relegation play-off.
Kracht wants to get there again with a new distribution of responsibilities. "The way the club is structured is not suitable for an ambitious regional league club," said the former Bundesliga professional. It is never good when the coach and sports director are the same person. He doesn't know of any club that does it this way.
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- Despite being in the relegation battle this season, 1. FC Lok Leipzig is looking to strengthen their sporting department, with former Zwickau sports director Toni Wachsmuth set to join the club in the new year.
- Torsten Kracht, president of 1. FC Lok Leipzig, expressed his excitement about Wachsmuth's appointment, praising his achievements with limited resources in the 3rd division with Zwickau.
- Kracht believes that Lok's current club structure is not appropriate for an ambitious regional league club and is hoping that the new distribution of responsibilities, separating the role of coach and sports director, will lead to improved results.
- As head of sports at Saxony's Zwickau for over three and a half years, Wachsmuth has shown his prowess in soccer reinforcement, which will be crucial for Lok Leipzig as they aim to compete in the Regional League and potentially ascend to the 3rd division.
Source: www.stern.de