Robin Gosens leaves Union Berlin: Change to AC Florence in focus

Robin Gosens leaves Union Berlin: Change to AC Florence in focus

The 30-year-old winger Robin Gosens changes with the 1st FC Union Berlin on loan to AC Florence to the Italian series A after an intensive season. This step marks a significant turn in his career, especially after his return to the Bundesliga in the summer of 2023.

The native of Emmericher had decided last year to return to his homeland abroad after almost a decade. At Union Berlin, he was finally able to take the first steps in the Bundesliga after playing at Inter Milan, where he shone as a Champions League finalist. In his first season with the Iron, he was able to convince right from the start-after seven games, four goals were already on his account, including a double pack in the 4-1 win against Darmstadt.

performance data and success

Overall, Gosens can look back on 39 competitive games in which he scored seven goals and gave four templates. His role as a regular helped to secure the relegation for Union in the 2023/24 season. His appearance in the Champions League is also particularly noteworthy, where it was used in every game of the group phase. An outstanding moment was the leadership gate in 1-1 against Braga, which demonstrated his risk of scoring at an international level.

his switch to AC Florence shows not only his individual ambitions, but also the value of international experience that he could gain in Italy during his time. In a team that competes on the European stage, Gosens could take the opportunity to develop and set new goals.

emotional farewell words

Robin Gosens said very positively about his time in Berlin: "We had a difficult season, but I always felt very comfortable here and the Union jersey wore with pride. Many people made the time here a very special one: I found friends here, I was able to fulfill my dream of the Bundesliga and I am very well in memory of the fans, the coaching team and my team colleague and friends keep. ”

Horst Heldt, Managing Director Professional Ball men of the 1st FC Union Berlin, praised Gosens' commitment: "It is no secret with which ambitions Robin came to Union last summer. He was a player for us who has always shown full commitment. In a difficult game time, Robin gave him everything. Now I wish him all the best for the coming time in Florence." With his change, Robin Gosens will now have the opportunity to prove himself in Serie A and to meet his voices from the Berlin environment while working on his further career at the same time. It remains to be seen whether this will be on the lawn at an even more successful time, but fans and experts are excited to see how he will beat in Italy.

- Nag