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Benedict Hollerbach pours money into Tutzing’s coffers

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Benedict Hollerbach pours money into Tutzing’s coffers

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From: Michael Grozinger

Benedict Hollerbach pours money into Tutzing’s coffers
Worth five million euros according to transfermarkt.de: Benedict Hollerbach continues to be in the spotlight at Union Berlin. © IMAGO/O.Behrendt

Benedict Hollerbach currently plays in the Bundesliga for 1. FC Union Berlin. His first youth club, TSV Tutzing, members of which.

Tutzing – Football professional Benedict Hollerbach from Union Berlin puts money into the coffers of TSV Tutzing. Because the now 23-year-old made his first professional appearance (1st and 2nd Bundesliga) last season, the Starnberger See club is now the first club (from the G youth team) to record it. The German Football League (DFL) recognizes the first use of licensed players in the first or second league by financially rewarding the footballers’ training clubs (below the 3rd league).

Benedict Hollerbach moved from TSV Tutzing to FC Bayern in 1860

“As part of the training award, the DFL supported 116 clubs this year – including 25 clubs from Bavaria – with a total of around 1.7 million euros,” said the Bavarian Football Association (BFV). Hollerbach is one of the 15 players from Bavaria out of a total of 67 across Germany who will ensure a windfall for their youth clubs with their debuts in the 2023/24 season.

The striker from Tutzing learned to play football in his hometown at the age of four and a half and stayed with TSV for around five years before moving to the youth department of TSV 1860 Munich and later that of FC Bayern and VfB Stuttgart.

Hollerbach made his breakthrough in professional football in the 3rd league at SV Wehen Wiesbaden. After his strong season, Union Berlin signed the offensive player. “He lives football and holds back neither his joy nor his anger.” “These are exactly the types who decide a game in the end,” said Holger Seitz, coach at FC Bayern II, about his move at the time. From the advantageous attitude now his youth club.

TSV Tutzing receives a five-figure sum for Benedict Hollerbach

According to the BFV, clubs that were involved in the training of future professional players between their sixth and eleventh birthdays receive 5,250 euros per season. For training from the twelfth to a maximum of 21st birthdays, there is 6,750 euros per season. TSV Tutzing can look forward to a low five-figure amount. In the current season, Hollerbach scored two goals in ten Bundesliga games. (mg/btfm)