Fritsch referred to first division clubs such as 1. FSV Mainz 05 or SC Freiburg, which had built up a transfer system over decades in which they sold players at a profit. “If we don’t do this, we won’t stand a long-term chance. Our fans must prepare themselves for the fact that the players they have come to love will one day leave the club,” the 61-year-old stressed. When asked if Lilien’s fans should prepare for departures in the summer, Fritsch said, “It’s still too early for that. In any case, we haven’t received an offer for anyone yet.”
Darmstadt 98 prepares fans for further player departures
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