Mainz secures Talent Kasey Bos: Australian left -back comes!

Mainz secures Talent Kasey Bos: Australian left -back comes!

Mainz, Deutschland - Football in Mainz gets a fresh wind: the 21-year-old left-back Kasey Bos changes from Melbourne Victory FC to the Bundesliga. Mainz 05 officially confirmed the obligation of the talented Australian and signed a four -year contract with him. BOS is not only an exciting new face for the Rheinhessen, but also brings an international perspective, because it also has a Dutch passport.

KASEY BOS noticed the A-League last season when Melbourne became an Australian runner-up and scored four goals in 26 league games and gave two templates. His strong achievements even led to his nomination for the current World Cup qualification games of the Australian national team, even if it has not yet been used. Sports director Nico Bungert describes Bos as a strong runner on the left, which has both defensive and aggressive strengths.

a good hand for talent

The decision for BOS is part of Mainz's strategy to sign talented players from different leagues. The Bundesliga already has three Australians, including Jackson Irvine, the captain of the Socceroos, and Connor Metcalfe, who already has 26 caps in the account and plays at FC St. Pauli. With the transfer of BOS, not only the group of Australians in Germany is greater, but also the potential for exciting games and exciting developments on the pitch.

The sporting director of Mainz, Bungert, is convinced that BOS has the potential to develop further in the Bundesliga. "We have great confidence in his skills," said Bunst. Bos is already feeling comfortable in the city and is enthusiastic about the conversations with sporting management. Tips from his former teammate Mitchell Langerak have already helped him find his way around in the new environment.

on the way to the Bundesliga

The A-League, in which BOS took his last steps, is increasingly being viewed as a springboard for players to Europe. There are now some players who have dared to go to the Bundesliga. Many of them, such as Thomas Broich, who found his time in the A-League to be happy, report positive experiences and development opportunities.

kasey Bos now joins this list and it remains exciting to see how the young Australian will be in the German league. The expectations are high and there are great chances for him. While the Bundesliga welcomes a new, talented player, the fans are already in the starting blocks for the coming season - with a lot of anticipation for what BOS has to offer.