Football: What's happening with South Tyrol's top league teams? - Part 3

Ahrntal The “Toule” is looking forward to the new season, which will bring a lot of new things to the fans. Jürgen Großgasteiger, who will be assisted by Lukas Voppichler, will be taking the coaching bench. Großgasteiger, the former captain of the first team, can count on some reinforcements. Franz Pittschieler (Latzfons Verdings), Julian Mair (most recently at Gais) and Stefan Huber (most recently at St. Georgen) will move to Ahrntal. Meanwhile, Fabian Masoni (almost certainly Natz), Thomas Ritsch (Brixen) and Alex Piffrader have left the club. “We are pleased that Patrick Kofler has recovered 100 percent and will be taking part in advanced training after recovering from his injury. Manuel Pipperger will also be available to us from the start this year. Both are very important for our team,” says President Andreas Stolzlechner. Großgasteiger is inviting you to train for the first time on July 17th.

St. Martin “Made in Passeiertal” – that applies to FC St. Martin 2013/14. Because with only a few exceptions, only Passeirians are playing for the “Mortinern” this year. This is because three local kickers, Christian Platter, Theo Pamer and Valentin Brugger, were “brought back” by relegated Obermais. In addition, the young Meran defender Luca Marth (most recently “Berretti” FC Südtirol) will lace up his boots for the traditional club. But the team also has some departures. Hannes Filehner is joining Bozner FC, Robert Kofler is moving to SC Passeier, Luis Schwarz is taking a break and Peter Pichler is also taking a step back for professional reasons. Coach Paul Pircher's team will have to be without Alexander Hofer for a long time, as he will be out for at least eight months after a serious knee injury. “It was always our goal to give the best players from the Passeier Valley the chance to play in the top league. Our goal this year is to finish between positions three and six. But it will be very difficult because the league will be extremely balanced this year too,” believes Bernhard Tschöll, sporting director of St. Martin.

Salurn The Oberliga-Dino is the club that was the most active of all the clubs. So far, the Unterlanders have three signings to announce, but there will be another midfielder added. The defense will be reinforced by Alessandro Marconi, who has already played for Fersina and Porfido Albiano. The Salurners also acquired two attackers, namely Marco Marzochella (21 goals with Trento two years ago) and Mathys Goller, who comes on loan from regional league team Weinstraße. Roberto Zadra (Auer), Mattia Laghi, Luca Michelon, Andrea Pederzolli, Max Bert and Enea Remondini, who is joining Garibaldina, are leaving the club. “The base is good, but we definitely need a midfielder to shape our game. “I’m very satisfied with the club’s work,” says Massimiliano Dalpiaz, attacker for the Unterlandler team. Salurn starts preparing for the season late, namely on July 29th. The new coach Marco Bertoncini will then be on the sidelines.

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