Former Sydney FC midfielder Alex Baumjohann has returned to the Sky Blues after being appointed to the newly created head of participant administration position.
Germany-born Baumjohann, who gained an A-League title with Sydney in 2020, will likely be charged with the duty of accelerating the membership’s income by “identifying and evaluating” probabilities for Sky Blues gamers to “progress” with abroad golf equipment.
“I am very happy to be rejoining Sydney FC in this capacity and looking forward to
helping the club and our younger players progress,” Baumjohann mentioned.
“Sydney FC is developing the best young players in Australia and it is important they
are given the right opportunity and support to succeed in their careers.
“The club has the best academy in the country and I’m excited to be involved in
helping to improve their player pathway.”
Baumjohann, who since retiring has accomplished a UEFA certificates in soccer administration and a level in worldwide sports activities administration, will “work closely” with Sydney chief government officer Adam Santo.
“We ran an extensive search and we are delighted to have secured someone of Alex’s calibre and network of contacts around the world,” Santo mentioned.
“This role will be crucial for us moving forward as we look to identify pathways for the players we develop in our academy.
“We will also benefit hugely from Alex’s technical knowledge.”
Originally revealed as Alex Baumjohann appointed to move of participant administration place at Sky Blues
Source: www.dailytelegraph.com.au
