Mauro Lustrinelli, new Union Berlin manager | OneFootball

FC Union Berlin officially announced this Thursday the appointment of its new head coach. Mauro Lustrinelli will take charge of the first team starting on July 1, thus bringing the interim spell in the dugout to an end.

The Swiss tactician’s arrival comes after the stint of Marie-Louise Eta, who had recently taken charge of the team on an interim basis. With this move, the Köpenick club is seeking to bring stability to its sporting project.

Lustrinelli, 50, arrives in the Bundesliga with an impeccable reputation. He comes off a historic feat in Switzerland after winning the league title with FC Thun, a newly promoted side he sensationally led to the top.

In an official statement, the German club highlighted that the coach brings valuable international experience. They also view his football philosophy positively, as it is clearly geared toward the development and growth of players.

With this important announcement, Union Berlin begins planning for its new season. The fans hope the Swiss coach’s winning mentality will help establish the team among the elite of German football.

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📸 JURE MAKOVEC