With David Balogh, a long-time trainer takes over the leading role in the small-field area.
The B+ license holder most recently worked in the U19 BOL and U15 Bayernliga – now he is drawn back to the roots of football training.
“With David, we have not only gained a proven football expert for our small-field, but also a family man who is very familiar with the needs and challenges of this age group. With Franz Höhensteiger as small-field coordinator at David’s side, we are entering the new season with a strong management team,” says Andreas Herbst, head of the youth department.
We are looking forward to a season with concentrated experience, competence and passion for small-sided football!
A new personnel addition marks the beginning of a new phase in the sporting development of the German Football Boarding School (DFI):Christian Wimmer – coach, UEFA Pro Licence holder, academy director, and former professional footballer – returns to Rosenheim after successful years on the international football stage and takes over the position of Head of …
Last season, Michael Schlicher, along with Alexi Maroulas, led our U14 team to the championship in their league. He will now take over as head coach for the new season. Michael has been part of the DFI coaching team for three years, and as a sports scientist, he brings not only expertise but also a …
Marco Plank has been an integral part of our coaching team for many years. Originally from Johannesburg, he has mentored and supported numerous talented players during his time at the DFI. For a time, Marco oversaw the talent project – now, starting next season, he will be the head coach of the U19 II team. …
Umar was one of our first players to come to the DFI from Spain back then – with great talent, plenty of passion, and the goal of developing both athletically and personally. With us, he learned German, sharpened his football skills, and laid the foundation for his impressive career. After spells at Würzburg and Schalke …
David Balogh – an experienced man for the small-field
With David Balogh, a long-time trainer takes over the leading role in the small-field area.
The B+ license holder most recently worked in the U19 BOL and U15 Bayernliga – now he is drawn back to the roots of football training.
“With David, we have not only gained a proven football expert for our small-field, but also a family man who is very familiar with the needs and challenges of this age group. With Franz Höhensteiger as small-field coordinator at David’s side, we are entering the new season with a strong management team,” says Andreas Herbst, head of the youth department.
We are looking forward to a season with concentrated experience, competence and passion for small-sided football!
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