Sturm coach: After Senft’s cancellation, another league coach is in pole position

Ingolitsch still had until Summer contract with the people of Vorarlberg. According to KURIER information, Altach would already be on the lookout for a successor.

Sturm was looking for a successor to the master coach Jürgen Säumel, From whom the club separated shortly before Christmas, he had also previously presented himself to SV Ried about Maximilian Senft. But the 36-year-old informed his club on Saturday that that he wants to stay in Ried.

Start consultations in Altach

The fact that negotiations are being held with Ingolitsch has now also been confirmed by Sturm officially confirmed. “But there’s nothing concrete yet. We can Don’t say we’re close to completion“, emphasized Netzer. That could change quickly. According to KURIER information, the league’s ninth-place team will be discussed on Sunday.

Altach as a springboard

Netzer assured that he felt understanding from his coach. If it makes sense for the club, they are willing to To enable Ingolitsch to take the next step. “It is of course a great opportunity for him, a good opportunity. It is also a certain appreciation for us that we have offered him a platform to develop further.”

Ingolitsch took up the coaching position in Altach in October 2024, and the club remained loyal to Salzburg even after they only managed to stay in the last round. “We said in the summer that Fabio had full support, that was the right decision,” said Netzer.

The transfer negotiations should also be seen against this background. For now it’s all about that Personnel Ingolitsch and not also possible other members of its supervisory staff. “Of course we want the best solution for all sides,” explained Netzer. “We have to make sure we get on the right track. We have communicated clearly, but the ball is not in our court.”

Ingolitsch wanted more chic

Sturm wants to present his new head coach before the start of training on January 2nd. Ingolitsch was already on Sturm’s wish list. Last year the then sports director wanted to Andreas Schicker guide the Salzburger to the Mur – but only for the team of two.