Dynamo Dresden: Looking for the new talents for league two!

Dynamo Dresden: Looking for the new talents for league two!

Dresden, Deutschland - With fresh vigor, Dynamo Dresden starts the new season as a second division promoted. Team boss Thomas Brendel has set itself the task of building up a competitive team. In view of limited financial resources, the search for young talents that are not yet in the spotlight is of crucial importance. A clear plan to strengthen the team and at the same time secure future financial stability.

The talents in focus

Dynamo Dresden already has some promising talents in the squad, including Tony Menzel (20) and Jonas Oehmichen (21), all of whom can be used in the 2nd league. While the promotion of young talent is becoming increasingly important, there are remarkable developments throughout German football. In the current season, 38 players under the age of 20 in the 2nd league debut, which underpins the young strategy of many clubs. It shows that clubs such as Hertha BSC and the 1. FC Köln are increasingly relying on their own talents in order to be in competition, such as ZDF

With the DFB, which is constantly working on new approaches to improve young football, this trend is expected to continue to increase. A positive side effect: The DFL has planned 4% of media revenue for the promotion of young players, which benefits the entire system.

Sustainable future prospects

dynamo has even larger ambitions. In addition to the current squad, the association also looks at the opportunity to benefit financially from the resale of its talents. A successful season could not only strengthen the immediate competitiveness, but also secure high transfer income in the medium term.

Similar to other clubs in the 2nd league, the integrated promotion of young talent is becoming increasingly important. In the 2017/18 season, Dynamo Dresden received almost one million euros in DFL grants because several players met the criteria for the use of U23 players. Such financial incentives complement the club's long -term strategy in order to be successful in German football.

The DFL also announced that an average of 47.5 million euros will be made available for promoting young talent in the coming seasons. This will increase the pressure on the clubs to promote the development of their talents. In this regard, it turns out that all football in Germany is reacting to these developments and trying to focus on the next generation Statista.

The next few weeks will show how well Dynamo Dresden will succeed in signing the right talents and integrating them into a powerful manor. The course are set - it remains exciting!