Captain Heiseler remains: Union Berlin extends contracts of eleven players!

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Von: NAG Redaktion

Kapitänin Lisa Heiseler verlängert ihren Vertrag bei Union Berlin. Elf Spielerinnen bleiben im Team. Erfolgreiche Zukunft geplant!
Captain Lisa Heiseler extends her contract with Union Berlin. Eleven players stay in the team. Successful future planned! (Symbolbild/MB)

Captain Lisa Heiseler remains loyal to the 1st FC Union Berlin: The talented striker has extended her contract with the second division soccer team. "Union is my heart club and I am incredibly proud of everything we have achieved in the past few months and years," said the 26-year-old. Despite the unclear information on the exact duration of the contract extension, the decision is considered a positive signal by the fans and the association, especially since Heiseler has been on the field for the Iron Ladies since 2015 and has achieved impressive 81 goals in 109 games, as it is reported on Berlin-Live.de

But that's not all: Union Berlin has renewed the contracts with eleven players! In addition to Heiseler, Elisa Schindler, Celine Frank and Latoya Bach have also extended their contracts to name just a few. These massive contract extensions are crucial for the club, which celebrated the promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga last season and is currently in second place in the league, as the 1. FC Union Berlin itself announces. Heiseler not only acts as a captain, but also leads the league again with 24 hits - a number that underlines its importance for the team.

a strong unit

The young players and long -time team members such as Naika Reissner and Melanie Wagner, who switched from Hoffenheim and Wolfsburg to Köpenick last season, also show their potential on the square. With her impressive dribbling skills, Reissner attracts the attention of fans and associations, while Wagner convinces with her strong performance in the goal. "We are happy about the extensions that are important for achieving the sporting goals. We have a great team and do not want to lose the faces for the identification of the team," emphasized Jennifer Zietz, head of the women's and girls' department at the 1. FC Union Berlin, and thus emphasizes the importance of the squad for the future of the association.

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