Laszlo Benes: With fresh vigor for Union's success in the Bundesliga

Laszlo Benes: With fresh vigor for Union's success in the Bundesliga

The return to the first division: Laszlo Benes' ambitions with Union Berlin

The Slovak football player Laszlo Benes joined the 1st FC Union Berlin after participating in the European Championship in the 2024 football season. After just a few days in the new environment, the 26-year-old is already very motivated and full of zest for action. His return to the Bundesliga is not only a personal goal, but also an opportunity to contribute to a success story for the club.

impressions from the training camp

In talks during the training camp in Neuruppin, Benes indicated that he was enthusiastic about the team dynamics and the positive atmosphere at Union Berlin. This is particularly noteworthy because the change from a former club, the Hamburger SV, where he played in the second division, was not easy. Nevertheless, Benes was primarily concerned with gaining a foothold again at the highest level: "I have already noticed the first few days that it was a really good group," he said about his new teammates.

The decision to leave HSV

The change from Benes to 1. FC Union Berlin was an important step in his career. After two years at the HSV, in which he unfortunately missed the climb, the decision to leave the club was extremely difficult for him. "I loved the club," said the midfielder. However, the longing to play in the first division was stronger and set the incentive for this new challenge in the capital.

training intensity and playing style

The first training days are particularly intensely for Benes, with daily training in two units. "It is important to have good fitness for the season," he emphasized. On the square, Benes sees his strengths on the offensive, especially in the central positions. With a pronounced urge to go forward and the focus on ball overcendants, he would like to put his game into the service of the team.

The goal: success with Union

Benes leaves no doubt that he wants to fully commit himself to the success of Union Berlin. "I don't just want to be there, I want to help Union," he said. His vision goes beyond individual performance; He expects the game idea of ​​the new coach Bo Svensson to go perfectly with his personal strengths. This adaptation could be decisive for the future of the club in the Bundesliga, in which Union Berlin wants to play an even stronger role in the coming season.

BENES 'commitment, his ambitions and the support he receives from his new team could act as a catalyst for a successful season. The fans can hope for an exciting season in which Benes could play a key role.

- Nag