Cologne's basketball hope: Jakub Kaminski in focus of the strong line-up!

Cologne's basketball hope: Jakub Kaminski in focus of the strong line-up!

Lately it has been bubbling around 1. FC Köln, and the rumor mill is bubbling more than ever. As the Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger , FC Köln has been interested in Jakub Kaminski, the 23-year-old player of VfL Wolfsburg. Kaminski, who moved from Lech Poznan to Germany for an impressive 10 million euros in 2022, played 22 games last season and recorded three assists. However, his achievements do not seem to have remained quite inconspicuous. Its market value currently amounts to around 5 million euros - a significant decline compared to its original transfer value.

The interest of FC Köln is not limited to Kaminski. The association is also targeting Aaron tenth from SC Paderborn, who contributed to ten templates and three goals in 32 second division games last season. The change of coach is also apparently pending because Lukas Kwasniok is acted as a new coach by Paderborn. This could give the template for some fresh transfers and herald a sensational football season.

The plans of Kaminski

The latest statements by Kaminski After the international match of the Polish national team against the Republic of Moldova left no doubt that he would have a conversation with his consultant after the upcoming training camp of the national team. "I watch the situation in Wolfsburg carefully and would like to make my decision dependent on the appointment of a new trainer," said Kaminski. He stated that he was not necessarily pushing for a change, but is definitely open to new experiences.

In addition, in the last few days, other European clubs have become interested in Kaminski, which makes the situation even more exciting. The lions, which have a contract until June 2027, have so far been hesitant, while whose trainers have to formulate future professional steps.

Cologne cash register and new additions

in parallel to the considerations around Kaminski, the 1st FC Köln can already present two new faces: Ragnar Ache and ísak Jóhannesson. With both new additions, the offensive could noticeably gain dynamics. The financial commitment of Cologne responsible was quite remarkable: a total of 10 million euros for the two transfers to reinforce the team for the coming season.

The discussion about Max Finkgräfe, which could potentially leave the club to make room for new talents, could also have an impact on the upcoming decisions. Finkgräfe only completed 14 missions without a goal participation last season, which significantly influenced its market value estimates. It will be interesting to see how the personal details develop and whether Kaminski will ultimately join Cologne eleven.

The next challenge for the Polish national team on June 10 if it has to compete against Finland in Helsinki-a good opportunity to demonstrate its own constitution and perhaps take another transfer impulse. In any case, the 1. FC Köln seems to be ready to bring a breath of fresh air to the team and to inspire the fans with new talents.