TSG Wieseck Youth Development Academy
 

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Today marks the beginning of the summer vacations in Hesse. At the same time, our teams are also taking a well-deserved summer break. On 02.08. start the preparations of our performance teams.

Our Sparkassen summer camp, which started today, already ensures that our campus does not fall asleep during the vacation period.

In this sense we wish you all a nice vacation and when you are away also a relaxing vacation!

You are doing your vocational baccalaureate in the field of business and administration or social work and are still looking for an internship? You always wanted to get a glimpse behind the scenes of TSG and see how the club works?

If you are interested in a varied and exciting internship and are looking to work in a performance-oriented youth development center, we look forward to receiving your application.

Please send your application by e-mail to the office (geschaeftsstelle@tsg-wieseck.com).

Our training times are:

Mondays, from 16:30: age groups 2006 - 2016
Fridays, from 15:30: age groups 2010 - 2016

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Sparkasse Summer Camp

The weather is right, the atmosphere is right, the best conditions for a successful Sparkassen Summer Camp 2021! read more>>

TSGU15 - Season preparation in the starting blocks

Our TSGU15 starts on 02.08. in their season preparation. Our 2007s are expecting a top preparation at the highest level this summer. The very first test match is something that does not happen every day. read more>>

TSGGreetings - Eid Mubarak!

We wish all Muslims a blessed Feast of Sacrifice!

TSG is expanding

The first of 2 new storage containers has arrived. Now we can make room for a new area for our medical department underneath the grandstand.

Further building projects we will present to you bit by bit, be curious.

Unfortunate defeat for U16

In a fast-paced and entertaining game, the U16s were defeated by the 2006 vintage of Rot-Weiß Frankfurt with 2:4 on Wednesday evening. Against the expected strong and physically robust opponent, the TSG players pressed high and aggressively at the beginning and consequently took the lead through Julian Spies (7th). read more>>

TSGMatchday - Co-coaches fight, but remain luckless

Monday saw the match of the year, El Clasico, top match, primetime, 20:30, floodlights, alpine panorama, win or lose, CHEFTRAINER VS. CO-TRAINER. Wow! What a match! Even before the match, the tension between the two teams was palpable, and the first taunts and provocations from both sides were not long in coming. read more>>

 

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01.03.2021

TSGDocu - Deniz Solmaz - "Simply Different"

Part 6: The alumni

Last but not least, Luca Waldschmidt has his say. Luca is currently under contract with the Portuguese top club Benfica Lisbon. After several stints in the Bundesliga with Eintracht Frankfurt, Hamburger SV and SC Freiburg, he decided to take on a new challenge in the summer. Luca is also a senior player for the German national team. As a youth player, he spent some great moments in the jersey of TSG Wieseck.

Luca: "First of all, I always remember my time in Wieseck very fondly - accordingly, of course, Deniz as well. I also have fond memories of my former coaches Kai-Uwe and Norbert. When I think of Deniz, one thing comes directly to mind that wasn't always easy for me in the beginning, but I think it developed even more ambition in me in the end.
At one point he started giving me a nickname that was not very flattering for a footballer (which I don't want to repeat now (laughs)) and deliberately called me that in front of my teammates. Because I wasn't the strongest physically and there was still a lot to optimise.
That annoyed me a lot at that moment, but it also made me think. At first I was angry and avoided his presence, but over time I understood what he wanted.
His goals were to get even more out of me when things were going well for me athletically and to show me my weaknesses so that I would work on myself even more. He wanted to make every player better and only the best for everyone, even if there were unpleasant issues to be addressed. I think that's exactly what Deniz is about. Always trying to get the maximum out of his players."



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